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Referral programme

A good introduction can be rewarding.

Know a business that wants to review its card payments? Introduce them to Reeve Consult and ask about our £200+ referral reward. Get their permission first; qualifying conditions apply.

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Reeve ConsultA good introduction goes a long way.

A useful starting point

How does a referral start?

Share your details and the business contact’s details only with their permission. Reeve Consult can then explain the next steps and the current programme terms.

Make an introduction

Ask the business before making an introduction.

A short, expected introduction is more useful than passing on contact details without warning.

Tell the business who Reeve Consult is and why you think a conversation may be relevant. Ask before sharing their name, contact details or business information.

The referral form records details for both the referrer and the business being introduced. Include only information needed to make the requested introduction.

After the referral

The business decides whether to continue.

An introduction is not an application or an agreement to change payment provider.

If the business chooses to speak with Reeve Consult, it can discuss its current payment setup and any proposal in its own time.

The business remains responsible for reviewing its own contracts, eligibility, product details and commercial terms before making a decision.

Programme terms

Confirm any reward before making a referral.

Reward amounts, qualifying conditions, timing and payment method are programme terms. Ask us to confirm them before you refer.

We will explain the qualifying event, any exclusions and the payment process before you decide to take part.

An introduction does not guarantee a reward. Eligibility depends on the programme terms that apply to the referral.

Your questions

A little more detail.

Useful answers before you get in touch.

Who can I introduce?

You can ask the Reeve Consult team whether a business is suitable for an introduction. The business must be willing to be contacted.

Do I need permission before sharing someone’s details?

Yes. Get the business contact’s permission before sharing their name, email, phone number or other identifying details.

What does the form ask for?

It asks for the referrer’s contact details and the referred business contact’s details, along with the business industry and any optional context.

What reward will I receive?

Reward amounts and eligibility can change. Ask Reeve Consult for the current written programme terms before making a referral.

When is a referral considered successful?

The qualifying event and any exclusions are set out in the programme terms. Ask us to confirm the terms that apply before you refer.

Does the business have to switch provider?

A referral is only an introduction. The business decides whether to have a conversation and whether to proceed with any proposal.

Let’s talk

Introduce a business

Use this form only after the referred contact has agreed to be introduced. Confirm current referral terms with the team.

[email protected] ↗ 020 3951 4920 ↗

Your introduction

Your details

The business you’re introducing

We’ll use these details to respond to your enquiry.