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Referral links

A referral link is the automatic alternative to manually claiming a client organization: you share a short link, and anyone who signs up after clicking it is attributed to you the moment their account is created — no claim to submit, no 7-day window, no staff review.

Creating a link

On the Referral Links tab, pick a code — lowercase letters, digits and hyphens only — and create it. The portal shows the same code as a ready-made URL on five hosts:

https://cloud.kvindo.ru/p/<code> — the cloud panel

https://partner.kvindo.ru/p/<code> — the partner portal

https://cloud-calculator.kvindo.ru/p/<code> — the pricing calculator

https://kvindo.ru/p/<code> — the main site

https://docs.kvindo.ru/p/<code> — this documentation site

All five work identically — share whichever fits where you're posting the link. You can append anything after the code (/p/<code>/pricing, /p/<code>/services/vm, ...) and the visitor lands on that exact page after the redirect; query parameters like ?utm_source=... are preserved too.

How attribution happens

Visiting any of the five URLs sets a long-lived browser cookie (roughly 400 days — refreshed on every further click) and immediately redirects to the target page. If that visitor later signs up on cloud.kvindo.ru with the cookie still present, they are attributed to you automatically and immediately — the attribution is approved the instant the account is created, the same way a claim within the 7-day window would be. If they clicked links from more than one partner before signing up, exactly one partner is chosen at random; each partner has an equal chance regardless of how many of their own links were clicked.

A visitor who signs up without ever having clicked a referral link is unaffected — you can still claim that organization manually within the usual windows described in Referring a client organization.

Tracking

Clicks — every hit on the link, including repeat visits from the same person.

Unique clicks — a rough count of distinct visitors, not a precise number (it's based on the visitor's IP address, which more than one person can share, or one person can change).

Registrations — real signups that were actually attributed to you through that specific link, the number that matters for your earnings.

Deleting a link

You can have up to 100 active links at once; delete old ones to make room for new ones. Deleting a link stops it working for anyone who hasn't already clicked it — but a client already attributed to you through it keeps that attribution. The deleted link and its click/registration counts disappear from your list; this can't be undone.


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