Seller Rep Data Map

CommissionTrac screen shots identifying Rethink data sources from a Seller Rep deal

Updated over a week ago

Representing a Seller means you are working on a Sale, so converting a Seller Rep deal from Rethink to CommissionTrac will create a Sale Voucher.  

Once a deal in your Rethink pipeline is marked 'Closed - Won' the 'Send to CommissionTrac' button becomes active.  Understanding which Rethink fields populate which CommissionTrac fields will help maximize your success with this integration. 

Below we have screenshots from both Rethink and CommissionTrac to allow you to reference both where the information is coming from and where it is expected to end up.  

Table of Contents:

From Rethink's perspective

Below we show Rethink Deal Pipeline screenshots.  Fields that transfer to CommissionTrac are populated with the names of the CommissionTrac fields that will be populated.

Notes: Deal Status must be Closed - Won for data to Sync to CommissionTrac
Deal Name in Rethink becomes the Voucher name in CommissionTrac
Lead Broker on Deal in Rethink becomes the Primary Inside Agent in CommissionTrac (Agents Tab)
Property in Rethink becomes the voucher's Property Address in CommissionTrac (Property Info tab)
From inside the Property details in Rethink:
 - Record Type
in Rethink becomes Property Type in CommissionTrac (Property Info Tab).
 - Market in Rethink becomes Region in CommissionTrac (Property Info Tab).

Client (Company) on a Seller Rep Deal in Rethink becomes Seller Company in CommissionTrac (Affiliates Tab)
Client (Contact) on a Seller Rep Deal in Rethink becomes Seller Affiliate in CommissionTrac (Affiliates Tab)
Source of Deal in Rethink becomes the Business Source in CommissionTrac (Property Tab) (Note: CommissionTrac's Business Source table needs matching entries prior to sync for this field to populate.  In our example, the Source of Deal in Rethink is "Marketing" so CommissionTrac's Business Source simple list needs an entry called "Marketing" before the sync for this field to correctly populate.

Deal Commission (Gross) in Rethink's Pipeline Management section becomes the Invoicing Amount in CommissionTrac (Commission Tab) (Note: Even with this field populated, an Invoice needs to be created against the Deal in Rethink for the Invoicing parameters in CommissionTrac to populate.)
Close Date in Rethink becomes the Closing Date in CommissionTrac (Commission Tab)

Date of Pitch in Rethink becomes Execution Date in CommissionTrac (Commissions Tab).

Buyer (Company) and Buyer (Contact) become the Buyer in CommissionTrac (Affiliates tab) 

Use the Associated Parties section in Rethink's Deal Pipeline to add any additional internal or external agents, as well as the Bill To entity.  
When creating these Associated Parties pay careful attention to the check boxes to properly set up the mapping of these parties.  When attaching additional inside agents (Internal Colleagues) in Rethink, use the Fee Type (%) and Broker Fee fields to properly set up the commission splits between Inside Agents in CommissionTrac (Agents Tab).
Make sure to add an Associated Party that is listed as a CT Bill To to map to CommissionTrac's required Bill To entity (Affiliates Tab)
Add any Outside Agents (with a check mark in the CT Outside Agent option) here if they are sharing a portion of the listed Commission. Use the Fee Type (%) and Broker Fee fields to properly set up the commission split that is due to the Outside Agent. in CommissionTrac (Agents Tab)

From CommissionTrac's perspective

Below we show CommissionTrac's Voucher Property Info, Affiliates, Commission, and Agent tabs.  Fields that are expected to populate from a Rethink closed deal show where in Rethink the data comes from. 

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