Know what the number means before you trust it.
A quick orientation for teams evaluating Commishify.
What is Commishify?
Commishify is a browser-first commission operating system for sales teams. It connects deal records, commission rules, quotas, approvals, disputes, statements, and payroll-ready exports so the team can follow one number through the whole handoff.
Who is it for?
It is built for sales-led companies where commissions have outgrown a spreadsheet. Reps get a clear view of their approved earnings and questions. Managers get team scope and an approval queue. Admins and operations teams manage the company-level operating view.
Can I try it before signing up?
Yes, with an access code. The invite-only demo is reserved for invited reviewers — contact us to request one, then enter the code to explore a working sample workspace with representative data. Demo edits are browser-only and persist in this browser until you choose Reset demo; they are not your company's data. Signing in moves the same product routes to your company's persistent workspace.
Do pending deals count toward commissions or payroll?
No. Pending and rejected deals can remain visible for review, but only approved sales are the source of truth for approved commissions, quotas, leaderboards, trends, statements, and payroll-ready exports.
What can a manager see?
Managers see themselves and their direct reports. Their role-aware view includes team performance, deals waiting for review, disputes, and the context needed to approve or leave work pending. They are not treated as unrestricted admins and are excluded from individual-contributor leaderboards.
How are sales roles different from access levels?
SDR, AE, and Major AE describe the sales role and commission context. Rep, Manager, and Admin describe access scope: reps see their own work, managers see themselves and direct reports, and tenant admins operate across their customer company. A platform Owner is a separate Commishify support role in the owner console.
Does Commishify replace our CRM or payroll provider?
No. Commishify sits between the deal process and the payroll handoff. It keeps commission logic, approval state, history, and export together without pretending to be a CRM, payroll processor, or billing checkout.
Do you support my CRM or payroll system?
For a guided pilot, Commishify can start with validated file imports, manual entry, and guided mapping when a source needs review. A company-scoped deal webhook or assisted Salesforce event path can be enabled only when the source and permissions are explicitly configured. A provider name alone does not guarantee a one-click connection, so we review a sanitized sample export or the source fields before confirming the path.
What does a guided pilot include?
We help configure your company workspace, roles, quotas, commission rules, approval flow, source mapping, and payroll-ready export. We then test representative deals and run one commission cycle so your team can compare the result with the process you use today.
What does it cost?
Commishify uses a guided setup, with commercial terms agreed during the pilot and onboarding process. The app currently provides billing previews for planning rather than collecting payment or issuing invoices. Final scope depends on team size, source systems, commission complexity, and the level of onboarding support needed. Contact us for a pilot conversation rather than a one-size-fits-all quote.
What information do we need to provide?
Bring your rep and manager structure, commission rules, quotas, deal fields, approval expectations, payroll calendar, and a sanitized source export when available. We use those inputs to map the first cycle and identify any missing fields before the workflow is treated as ready.
Does Commishify pay employees directly?
No. Commishify calculates and reviews approved commission results and prepares the handoff to your existing payroll process. It does not calculate tax withholding, initiate direct deposit, or file payroll tax forms.
What does onboarding require?
A company typically brings its commission rates, quota periods, rep and manager structure, deal fields, approval expectations, and current payroll handoff. Onboarding maps those inputs to the supported workflow and tests representative deals, exceptions, disputes, and exports.