Partner onboarding
Invitation, account access, referral identities, role boundaries, and administrative management.
Partner and attribution engineering
Build referral and partner systems that connect links, registrations, orders, permissions, commission-related workflows, dashboards, and reliable reporting.
TryCatch Solutions provides software engineering services, not medical treatment, pharmacy services, legal advice, or regulatory certification.
Invitation, account access, referral identities, role boundaries, and administrative management.
Referral links and codes, persistence rules, lead and order association, deduplication, and correction paths.
Scoped views of permitted referrals, orders, statuses, and commission-related records.
Consistent aggregates, exports, partner integrations, webhooks, reconciliation, and operational diagnostics.
A referral portal is a data relationship system, not just a promo-code screen. Attribution must remain understandable across sessions, registrations, orders, cancellations, duplicate claims, and partner access—while avoiding inappropriate exposure of patient or commercial data.
Before implementation, the business must decide how attribution works: first-touch or last-touch, how long evidence persists, what happens when a user changes device, and how cancellations or duplicate records affect reporting. These rules belong in a versioned specification and test suite.
Partners should see only the information required for their role. We design views around least privilege, stable reporting definitions, and clear status language. Administrative teams need separate tools for partner management, exceptions, reconciliation, and access control.
Commission calculations require agreed eligibility, status, refund, cancellation, and payout rules. We can implement these workflows and their reporting, while keeping private commercial terms and sensitive healthcare data out of public or partner-facing surfaces.
Practical questions
It depends on the commercial agreement and journey. First-touch, last-touch, and code-based models create different edge cases. We document the chosen rule and test conflicts before implementation.
Yes, through explicit relationships and lifecycle events. The implementation should also address duplicate accounts, cancellations, refunds, and retrospective corrections.
Yes. A scoped API and signed webhooks can support partner systems, with idempotency, authentication, retries, and observability designed into the integration.