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The organization has been in business since 2000, when it started as a sales commission management consulting company.  \nIn 2007, CellarStone began developing sales commission software solutions. Today, the company has over 60 employees across three locations and sells its products worldwide to companies in more than 60 industries. The install base exceeds  \n1,000 customers. CellarStone offers sales commission management software tools to companies of all sizes through its flagship sales commission product QCommission and its sister product for small-to medium-sized businesses (SMB), Easy-Commission.  \nQCommission dashboard screenshot  \nIn the initial phases of developing its software solution, CellarStone focused mainly on small businesses that were using popular accounting systems such as QuickBooks and Sage 50 (formerly known as Sage Peachtree) . Serving smaller companies in the beginning enabled CellarStone to perfect a business model that  \ndelivered great value at a low cost. Since small businesses do not have very many resources for IT staff or business analysts, the software vendor felt compelled to build a very flexible and easy-to-use product that could be utilized by staff members without specialized skills.  \nThe company’s initial philosophy was to provide great value to the SMB market and move into the enterprise market based on that success. This approach allows CellarStone to scale with a highly automated solution yet extend the savings to larger opportunities.  \nOver time, CellarStone functionality grew and was able to effectively manage midmarket and enterprise level sales commission processing. As a result, among their client base today, we can find larger organizations such as Milwaukee Electric Tools, Transamerica Capital, and others.  \nThe company builds its applications on MaxBlox—a proprietary SaaS application development platform. More recently, CellarStone acquired a BI dashboard tool, webKPI, to advance its sales commission analytics offering.  \nSales Commission Agreement-centric  \nSales commission transaction processing is more complex than most payable and payroll transaction systems due to the many variables. Unlike payroll for example, sales commissions are influenced by a lot of factors. Sales commissions vary quite substantially from one industry to another. For example, mortgage companies pay commissions on loan originations, while insurance organizations pay commissionson premiums, and manufacturing reps are paid based on revenue but if they resell the exact same product they are paid on profit.  \nMoreover, sales commissions also vary substantially from one company to another, even within the same industry, as most companies struggle with internal debates around the fairness or effectiveness of sales commissions (each company can take into account aspects such as performance reviews or equitable pay policies, etc. ) . Additionally, legislative policies also impact the manner in which sales commissions are managed.  \nSales reps are typically paid based on the terms of a sales commission agreement, which reflects internal policies or industry standards. This document states the conditions under which sales reps can be compensated for their results. Such an agreement states the terms of various commissions and bonuses, each of which has a flexible frequency (weekly, monthly, quarterly, etc. ) . To add to the complexity, some commissions may or may not be associated to quotas. Also, the agreement can include sales crediting rules. A few examples: an employee is credi","cbCaiaT0C8DJ4eg5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaT0C8DJ4eg5","pdf",982688,"English","# Company and Product Background\n## Sales Commission Agreement-centric\n## Accurate Commission Statements\n## Role-based Commission Administration","[{\"question\":\"What makes sales commission processing more complex than payroll systems?\",\"answer\":\"Sales commissions depend on many variables that differ by industry and by company, such as loan origination, premiums, revenue versus profit rules, and internal debates over fairness and effectiveness. 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