BEdigitech · Relo · May 2026

Your orders report vs. your May commission

We know the orders report you downloaded shows a very high number. Here's a clear, step-by-step explanation of how to read that report and how we arrive at your actual commission for the month: $359,020 MXN.

Report's commission column
~$1,945,684
Gross, before any limits
Your May commission
$359,020
With your caps & rules

Both numbers come from the same sales. The report shows the “list-price” commission order by order; your real commission applies the monthly caps and pauses we agreed on.

The idea in one line

The orders report is like the “menu price”: it tells you what each order would generate if there were no limits. Your real commission is the “final bill” — with the monthly caps already applied. That's why the menu always looks much higher than the final ticket.

1 How to read your orders report

Your CSV has one row per order. These are the two columns that matter most:

Date
Product
Segment
Qty
Commission
Validation status
2026-05-15
Galaxy S24
MX
1
$200.00
validated
2026-05-18
Galaxy Buds
WR
1
$118.00
validated
2026-05-28
Galaxy A55
MX
1
$0.00
excluded:paused
A
“Commission” column = the theoretical commission for that order, at list rate. It does NOT subtract your monthly cap. If you add up the whole column you go far above your cap — that's why it reaches ~$1.9M.
B
“Validation status” column = tells you which orders count. validated counts · excluded:paused is after the pause (doesn't count) · excluded:* other exclusions.
In short: the report is an activity log (every order and its theoretical commission), not a statement of account. For the amount to be paid, the reference is your monthly close (section 4).

2 Samsung validation — only CRM-validated orders pay

Your report shows every order we tracked. But Samsung validates each order in their own CRM, and commission is paid only on orders Samsung validates. An order can show in your report and still not pay if Samsung hasn't validated it yet, or rejected it.

Samsung statusOrdersUnitsPays?
✅ Approved~13,40517,772Yes
❌ Cancelled / returned~1,1470No — not approved
⏳ Pending~582~784No — not approved

Cancelled (returned / rejected by Samsung) and pending (not yet validated in Samsung's CRM) orders are both treated as not approved — they don't pay, even though they appear in your report. Only the 17,772 Samsung-validated units count toward commission. This is Samsung's validation, not ours — you can review any of these with us.

3 Why the report looks so high

The report doesn't apply three things that DO apply to your real payment:

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1. Monthly caps per category

Each category has a monthly commission maximum. Even if sales generate more, commission stops at the cap. The report adds with no cap.

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2. May 27 pause

On May 27 the period budget for MX/VD/DA was reached and those segments paused. Sales after that don't generate commission (shown as excluded:paused). Tablets and wearables ran the full month.

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3. List rate, not the final one

The commission column uses the per-order rate before caps, and includes orders Samsung hasn't approved. Useful to see activity, but it's not the amount to be paid.

4 Your real May commission

This is your official close, with your caps and the pause applied.

CategoryCommissionMonthly capStatus
⌚ Wearables$180,000$180,000Cap reached
📺 Display (VD)$65,000$65,000Cap reached
📱 Mobile (MX)$62,520$76,000Paused May 27
🧊 Appliances (DA)$51,500$51,500Cap reached
Total to be paid$359,020
In summary: three of your four categories reached their monthly cap, and Mobile was limited by the May 27 pause. Your May commission is $359,020 MXN.
One more thing 🙌 — a good share of your May sales came in through your Tablets + Wearables campaign but were actually other categories (phones, TVs, appliances). Under that campaign's terms those don't normally earn commission. Given your strong Hot Sale push, we've honored them this month anyway — so the $359,020 already includes that on top of your standard terms. We wanted you to know we went to bat for you here.

5 Using the report going forward

The orders report is great for one thing: seeing your activity — what sold, when, which category, which source. Use it to optimize campaigns.

To know how much you'll be paid, look at: (1) the validation_status column (only validated orders count), (2) remember each category caps at its monthly maximum, and (3) only Samsung-approved orders pay. The final number is always your monthly close, not the sum of the commission column.

We're improving it: we know showing “list-rate” commission in the report is confusing. We're updating the report so it only shows your payable orders with the real (capped) commission, plus a separate, clearly labeled list of orders Samsung didn't approve — so the numbers match at a glance.