A stylist puts your piece in a client’s lookbook and it goes out with her own tracked link. You see the click, the order, and which stylist made it happen.
Sales lift shows up in a report weeks later. You cannot tell which stylist earned it, which piece did the work, or whether the gifting had anything to do with it.
One link per stylist per product. When your store posts back an order, the commission, the stylist, and the piece are already on the same row.
You add products to your catalog. A stylist who puts one in a client lookbook gets a short link of her own, and your store posts back to Stylement when an order completes. The click and the conversion land on the same record.
One webhook call from your store when an order completes. Stylement gives you the URL and a signing secret on your catalog page, and you can rotate the secret yourself at any time.
You do, per product. Stylement takes a platform cut of the commission you set, which is shown to you before anything is owed. The stylist sees her share, and never yours.
Her own links, her own clicks, and her own earnings. She does not see another stylist's numbers, and she does not see your margin.