Tree
Network tree, binary or generation
Who introduced whom, and the points on that tree.
The desk draws the network as a tree. A person can open one member and see who sits under them.
Binary and generation are two ways to read the same record. The screen says which reading is open.
A new member is attached to the person who introduced them. The link is written, not remembered.
Points, packs, and the period sit on the member. The evening list is who moved, not a rumour.
A payout row is a calculation the office can open. It is a record of the rules you set, not a promise of income.
The software does not sell a plan. It keeps the tree, the points, and the close of the period.
A member who changes sponsor, or a leg that fills, is a visible edit with a time.
The office can search one name and see the upline and the first rows of the downline without a wall chart.
A new clerk can explain the screen: member, leg, points, period.
If a rule is still in a notebook, we copy that rule onto the desk before anyone is paid from it.