How to Approve Influencers to Sell Your Products (Without Losing Control)

Letting creators sell your products should feel like hiring a commission-only salesperson — with an off switch. If anyone can attach to your brand, you have a marketing problem and a trust problem.

Approval checklist

1. Does their audience match your products and price?
2. Any past drama, fake giveaways, or chargeback-looking behavior?
3. What commission % is sustainable after returns?
4. Do you still have plan capacity for another linked creator?
5. Is your catalog ready (photos, prices, stock) so they do not improvise?

In Cartpo

• Open Creator Partnership / Creator Management.
• Review Pending requests — accept or reject.
• Set default commission and per-creator overrides as needed.
• Watch Active partners’ sales stats.
• Unlink when brand risk or performance fails your bar.

Keep control of the narrative

• You own pricing in the catalog — creators should not invent discounts you never approved.
• Discount QR / customer offers stay under merchant rules.
• Sell on iHolda visibility is your toggle — creators are a channel, not owners of the shop.

Related: Creator Partnerships: Commission Models That Don’t End in Drama