Complete control at your fingertips

Siren gives you structure for your business referral program, control over how and where partner rewards apply, and a clear view into who earned what. You can work with more partners without losing track of the details.

Partner specific programs


Create focused programs for different partner categories so agencies, referral partners and resellers each have offers that match how they contribute.

Program groups


Group related programs together to represent partner tiers and select which tier can pay on each deal, so a partner is never paid twice for the same transaction.

Scoped partner rewards


Limit each partner program to specific products, plans or categories so partners only earn on the parts of your business that are covered by their agreement.

Flexible reward units


Choose the reward unit that makes sense for your business referral program, such as currency, service credit or an internal points system.

Per deal and recurring rewards


Configure rewards as a single fee per client, a share of one time projects or an ongoing share of subscription revenue when that fits your model.

Attribution rules for complex journeys


Choose whether the first partner to introduce a client, the most recent collaborator or a combination of partners should receive credit when a deal closes.

Multi partner payouts


Reward more than one collaborator on the same customer when a referrer, reseller and implementation partner all play a role in the final outcome.

Performance pools for key partners


Create bonus pools that share additional rewards among partners who exceed goals for a quarter or year, based on their relative contribution.

Payout overview


View partner rewards from all your business referral programs in one place so you know what is pending, what is payable and what has already been processed.

Bonus and payout history


Keep a history of referral rewards for each partner so you can revisit past periods, answer questions and plan new offers using real data.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a business referral program in Siren?

In Siren, a business referral program is a set of programs and collaborators that reward agencies, consultants and other partners for clients and revenue they help bring in. You control which deals qualify and how partners earn on those deals.

Can I use Siren for affiliates and a business referral program at the same time?

Yes. You can run traditional affiliate programs, internal sales incentives and a business referral program side by side. Each program has its own rules and scopes so the right structure applies to each type of collaborator.

How does Siren know which deals came from which partner?

Siren listens for visits, coupon usage and orders that match your program rules. When a tracked link, partner code or other configured signal appears, Siren attributes that activity to the correct collaborator and counts it toward their rewards.

Can different partners have different referral terms?

Yes. You can place partners into different programs and define unique rates, qualifying products and conditions for each program. That makes it easy to offer standard terms to most partners and special agreements to a few key relationships.

Can I pay partners with something other than cash?

You can choose the reward unit you want to use. Some business referral programs pay cash commissions. Others use service credits, discounted retainers or internal points. Siren treats all of these as rewards and calculates them consistently.

How do payouts from my business referral program work in practice?

Siren calculates what each partner has earned according to your rules and shows you a payout overview. From there, you can export payouts to CSV and complete payments using the tools and processes your finance team already trusts.

Does Siren support long sales cycles and high ticket referrals?

Yes. You can design programs that focus on final orders, subscription activations or other milestones that matter in a long cycle. Attribution rules help you decide which partner receives credit when there are multiple touchpoints over time.