EditAssist / Referrals
Good edits are worth sharing.
Invite fellow editors to a faster way to shape footage. The EditAssist referral programme gives existing customers a simple invite link to share with their network.
Share
Find your personal invite link in the dashboard and send it to a fellow editor.
Sign up
Your invitee follows the link and creates an EditAssist account through the normal signup flow.
Stay informed
The live programme terms explain eligibility and any applicable reward.
For existing customers
Your invite link is ready in the dashboard.
Open the Invite friends card in your dashboard to copy your personal link. It points to a dedicated invite page, so your contact knows why they are there before they create an account.
Referral links use a short public code. When a visitor follows a valid link, EditAssist keeps the referral context through the signup journey and applies the programme rules after signup.
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Referral programme FAQ
How does the EditAssist referral programme work?
An existing EditAssist customer shares their personal invite link from the dashboard. A new customer follows that link and signs up, and EditAssist records the referral when the signup is eligible under the programme terms.
Where does an EditAssist customer find their referral link?
Signed-in customers can find the Invite friends card in their EditAssist dashboard. It provides a personal link that can be copied or shared.
Do I need a referral code to try EditAssist?
No. You can start with EditAssist from the regular signup flow. A referral link is only needed when you are joining through an existing customer's invitation.
How are referral rewards and eligibility handled?
Referral eligibility, terms and any applicable reward are handled by the live programme configuration. The current terms shown in the referral flow apply, and referrals may be reviewed for duplicate or self-referral activity.
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