This is the id of the bonus you want to find.

Allowed fields: name, lastname, fullname, email, referral_name, referral_lastname, referral_fullname, referral_email, campaign_slug, reference, created, from, to, status, advocate_token, referred_advocate_token, is_redeemed, payment_amount_from, payment_amount_to, amount, amount_from, amount_to, tag_slug, tag_name. Use the following delimiters to build your filters params. The vertical bar ('|') separates individual filter phrases and a double colon ('::') to separate the names and values. The delimiter of the double colon (':') separates the property name from the comparison value, enabling the comparison value to contain spaces. Example: `https://api.geniusreferrals.com/users?filter=name::todd|city::denver|title::grand poobah`

The maximum number of results to return in the response.

Allowed fields: name, lastname, email, created. Use sort query-string parameter that contains a delimited set of property names. For each property name, sort in ascending order, and for each property prefixed with a dash ('-') sort in descending order. Separate each property name with a vertical bar ('|'), which is consistent with the separation of the name/value pairs in filtering, above. For example, if we want to retrieve users in order of their last name (ascending), first name (ascending) and hire date (descending), the request might look like this `https://api.geniusreferrals.com/users?sort='last_name|first_name|-hire_date'`

Allowed fields: fullname, name, lastname, email, advocate_token, advocate_code, bonus_exchange_method_slug, campaign_slug, can_refer, is_referral, from, to, created, status, is_email_confirmed, campaign_contract_slug, vanity_code, advocate_referrer_token, fraudulent. Use the following delimiters to build your filters params. The vertical bar ('|') to separate individual filter phrases and a double colon ('::') to separate the names and values. The delimiter of the double colon (':') separates the property name from the comparison value, enabling the comparison value to contain spaces. Example: `https://api.geniusreferrals.com/users?filter='name::todd|city::denver|title::grand poobah'`

Allowed fields: name, lastname, email, created. Use sort query-string parameter that contains a delimited set of property names. For each property name, sort in ascending order, and for each property prefixed with a dash ('-') sort in descending order. Separate each property name with a vertical bar ('|'), which is consistent with the separation of the name\/value pairs in filtering, above. For example, if we want to retrieve users in order of their last name (ascending), first name (ascending) and hire date (descending), the request might look like this `https://api.geniusreferrals.com/users?sort='last_name|first_name|-hire_date'`

This is the member's token needed to find the share links.

Allowed fields: redemption_request_id, name, lastname, email, request_status_slug, request_action_slug, from, to, created, amount, amount_from, amount_to. Use the following delimiters to build your filters params. The vertical bar ('|') to separate individual filter phrases and a double colon ('::') to separate the names and values. The delimiter of the double colon (':') separates the property name from the comparison value, enabling the comparison value to contain spaces. Example: `https://api.geniusreferrals.com/users?filter='name::todd|city::denver|title::grand poobah'`

Allowed fields: ame, lastname, email, created. Use sort query-string parameter that contains a delimited set of property names. For each property name, sort in ascending order, and for each property prefixed with a dash ('-') sort in descending order. Separate each property name with a vertical bar ('|'), which is consistent with the separation of the name\/value pairs in filtering, above. For example, if we want to retrieve users in order of their last name (ascending), first name (ascending) and hire date (descending), the request might look like this `https://api.geniusreferrals.com/users?sort='last_name|first_name|-hire_date'`

Represents the total amount of bonuses the member must generate before being able to submit a redemption request.

Indicates if the new member is allowed to refer your services or products. All new advocates should be able to refer people. New referrals are usually not allowed to refer people by default.

This is the member's token. To get the token, add a step to Find the member and then pass the token it to this field.

A reference could be an order id, payment id, timestamp, etc. e.g. Order ID: 123456.

The bonus amount to give to the advocate.

This field is the token of the member to whom you will create the payout request.

This field represents the status of the payout request.

This field represents the payment method used to pay your advocate.

This field represents the currency of the payout request.

This field represents the amount to pay out the member. Note that the member must have this amount of bonuses available (the Unclaimed Balance property) so that you can create the payout request.

This field represents the description of the payout request. Use this field to add any comment about the payout request. Internal use only. Max 255 characters.

This field represents the member's PayPal account (email) to which the payout is sent. This field is optional; use it only with the PayPal payment method.

This is the Token of the Referring Member (the Referrer, the Advocate). If you have the Referring Member's email and need to get its Token, use the Find Member action to get the Member object.

This is the Token of the Referral. Note that the Referral is also a Member. If you have the Referrals' email and need to get its Token, use the Find Member action to get the Referral object.

This is the origin of the referral. Example: Facebook, Twitter, Email, Referral Link, etc.

The campaign associated with this referral. This creates a contract between the referral and the advocate. The advocate will get paid based on the rules specified in this campaign.

This is the origin website URL from which the referral is coming. If this information is not available, you can enter your business URL (e.g., `https://mybusiness.domain`)

A reference, could be an order id, payment id, timestamp, etc. e.g. Order ID: 123456.

Enter the purchase or deal value so that we can use it to reward the advocate. Applies only to percentage based campaigns.

This is the Campaign used to trigger the bonuses.

This is the id of the Payout Request you want to redeem.

The bonus' status. You can move a bonus from Pending -> Approved, Pending -> Denied, Denied -> Approved.

The member's status. You can move a request from:  Active -> Inactive, Pending -> Active, Inactive, Denied, Inactive -> Active, Denied, Denied -> Active.

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