Cloud MLM Software configures and migrates compensation plans (binary, unilevel, matrix, board and hybrid) for direct selling and network marketing companies, with e-wallets, KYC, genealogy and payout automation built on top.

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Six worked scenarios showing how each plan type is configured. No customer names, no invented numbers.

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Cloud MLM Software configures and migrates compensation plans for direct selling and network marketing companies: binary, unilevel, matrix, board and hybrid structures, with e-wallets, KYC, genealogy and payout automation on top. That is what the six scenarios below show.

Cloud MLM Software is AI + MLM Software. The scenarios on this page describe typical setups, not named customers. We don't publish a customer's name, distributor count or revenue figure without their written consent, so what follows is detail on the plan rules, modules and integrations, without a single number we can't stand behind.

Six scenarios

Six scenarios

These six scenarios show how each plan type is configured. They describe typical setups, not named customers.

Health and wellness · Southeast Asia · Binary planBinary plan payouts, rebuilt for scale

Problem: The business ran its binary tree in a spreadsheet alongside a basic web store. Spillover placement was decided by hand, and every payout run needed a manual reconciliation pass before anyone got paid.

What we configured: A binary plan with defined spillover rules, an e-wallet for member balances, and KYC verification gating withdrawals above a threshold the business set itself. Payout batches now run on a fixed schedule instead of an ad hoc spreadsheet export.

Outcome: Distributors can check their own placement and wallet balance without contacting support, and payout runs no longer need a manual check before release.

Cosmetics · Latin America · Unilevel planUnilevel pricing across four currencies

Problem: The company sold into several Latin American countries from one catalogue, but the price list for each currency was kept as a separate spreadsheet that drifted out of sync with the master list.

What we configured: A unilevel plan with commission rates tied to a single product catalogue, multi-currency pricing so distributors in each country see local prices automatically, replicated distributor websites per language, and autoship for recurring subscription orders.

Outcome: Distributors order in their own currency from one catalogue, and the company maintains a single price list instead of several drifting copies.

Ecommerce · North America · Matrix planA matrix plan that stopped breaking at scale

Problem: Their matrix plan was fixed at a narrow width. Once a leg filled, new signups had nowhere to go without a manual override, and that override had become a routine support ticket.

What we configured: A matrix plan with a defined width and overflow placement rules, so a full leg routes new signups automatically. Payout batches were synced to their existing payment gateway so commission runs and order settlement stay lined up.

Outcome: Overflow placement is automatic, and support no longer manually reassigns new signups into the tree.

Cryptocurrency · Europe · Hybrid planA hybrid plan for a token reward program

Problem: The project wanted a binary structure for placement and a separate unilevel override for a token-based reward, and needed withholding handled differently across several EU countries.

What we configured: A hybrid plan combining a binary front end with a unilevel override tier, wallet integration for crypto-denominated payouts, and tax withholding rules set per country.

Outcome: One plan produces two different reward types from the same tree, and each country's payout already reflects that country's own withholding rule.

Travel · Middle East · Board planBoard plan cycles without the spreadsheet

Problem: Board (cycle) placement was tracked in a spreadsheet. As a board filled, re-entries had to be placed by hand, and agents had no way to see their own position in the cycle.

What we configured: A board plan with automatic cycling and re-entry, a genealogy view showing each agent's live cycle position, and a replicated site per agent carrying their own referral link.

Outcome: Agents can see their own cycle position without asking support, and a re-entry places itself once a board completes instead of waiting on someone to run the spreadsheet.

Insurance · Sub-Saharan Africa · Hybrid planOne hybrid plan, three licensing regions

Problem: The agency operated across licensing regions with different compliance requirements, and needed one plan that still applied a different KYC tier depending on where an agent was registered.

What we configured: A hybrid plan blending unilevel overrides with a matrix layer for team structure, KYC tiers set per region, and payout batches held for review whenever a payout crossed a region's compliance threshold.

Outcome: One plan runs across regions with different rules, and a payout that needs a compliance check is held automatically instead of going out first and getting flagged later.

How we run a project

The same four steps on every engagement, in this order.

01Scoping in writing

We put the plan rules, modules and timeline in writing before any work starts, so both sides can point to the same document if a question comes up later.

02Data migration, old system still running

We migrate your existing members, tree and history into the new system while your old platform keeps running. Nobody switches over until the migrated data matches the source.

03Test payouts on real historical data

Before go-live we run a full payout cycle against your actual historical data and compare the result to what your old system paid. Differences get resolved before anyone goes live, not after.

04Go-live

The switch-over date is agreed in writing before the move, so go-live is a planned event on a date both sides already agreed to, not a surprise.

What varies, and what stays the same

WHAT VARIES

Plan type, region, and which modules a business needs: e-wallet, KYC, genealogy, autoship, replicated sites, payout batches, multi-currency pricing, tax withholding.

WHAT STAYS THE SAME

Scoping in writing, migration against a live old system, test payouts on real historical data before go-live, and no customer gets named without written consent.

Common questions

Only with written consent recorded for that specific customer. The scenarios on this page are anonymised worked examples, so no customer is named.

Because we don't publish a growth percentage, distributor count or revenue figure we can't source to a specific, consenting customer. What we can show without a name attached is the plan type, the modules configured and the outcome in plain terms.

Yes. A hybrid plan can combine binary, unilevel, matrix or board logic in the same tree, which is what two of the scenarios above do.

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