Right data

Give partners the right data, prices, and tools — not everything

Geins scopes catalogs and prices per account, with roles, approvals, and export flows to your core systems.

Backend for predictable channel programs

Channel programs rely on clean hierarchies, entitlements, pricing tiers, and consistent exports. Geins provides these backend primitives so ops stay predictable.
Hierarchies
Accounts and sub-accounts with roles.
Pricing
Tiered lists with overrides; auditable precedence.
Ops
Export orders and updates via jobs/webhooks.

Challenges & Solutions

Channel programs need account hierarchies, contract pricing, and reliable exports. Here's how Geins solves them.

Challenge

Account hierarchies and delegated admin

Resellers need multi-level structures and role delegation.

Solution

Account hierarchies with RBAC

Represent parent/child accounts and grant roles for delegated admin. Scope catalogs and prices per account.

Capabilities

RBACCustomer groupsScopes

Expected Outcomes

  • Controlled access
  • Cleaner catalogs
  • Faster onboarding

Challenge

Tiered/contract pricing and discounts

Customer-specific discounts increase pricing complexity and audit needs.

Solution

Pricing tiers and contract overrides

Use base lists with tiered discounts and contract overrides; precedence rules keep audits clear.

Capabilities

Price listsCustomer groupsMerchant API

Expected Outcomes

  • Governed pricing
  • Auditable changes
  • Predictable margins

Challenge

Reliable order export and partner reporting

Exports must be idempotent, observable, and integrated with partner systems.

Solution

Order export and partner reporting

Export orders to ERP/CRM with idempotency and retries. Webhooks notify partner systems; DLQs isolate failures.

Capabilities

Async jobsWebhooksDLQIdempotency keys

Expected Outcomes

  • No duplicates
  • Higher success rate
  • Observable failures

IMPLEMENTATION NOTES

  • Model account hierarchies and roles first; then scope catalogs and prices.
  • Define price list precedence; test tier and contract interactions.
  • Export with idempotency and retries; monitor DLQ and P99s.

Implementation Notes

Best practices for implementing channel programs with Geins.
  • Model account hierarchies and roles first, then scope catalogs and prices.
  • Define price list precedence, test tier and contract interactions.
  • Export with idempotency and retries, monitor DLQ and P99s.

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