Genealogy and Downline Sales Tracking
Genealogy tools give AFC members a mobile view of their business network instead of requiring them to return to the web application for every check. Members can review their downline structure, open information for a particular downline, and connect those relationships with the sales activity they manage.
That network view is useful before follow-ups, team reviews, or registration conversations, because it keeps member and performance context close at hand. Access begins with an AFC member account, using mobile number, username, and password, so the workspace remains focused on authenticated business users rather than casual browsing. It also gives leaders a compact reference for recurring network checks.
Member Registration and AFC eShop Orders
Existing members can use the registration workflow to add new AFC members from the mobile app in a small number of steps. This supports recruitment and onboarding when a desktop browser is inconvenient, while keeping registration within the account-based AFC business environment.
The eShop adds a second recurring workflow for member purchases. It covers AFC products for personal upgrades, vouchers or reloads, maintenance needs, and claim-related orders. Bringing registration and shopping together helps members move from building their network to handling product activity without switching devices, although the available options depend on the signed-in member account and region. This keeps routine commerce close to recruitment work.
Reports, Wallet Statements, and Bonus Records
Reporting tools organize the financial and operational information members need to revisit throughout the month. Users can track orders, review wallet statements, check bonus-earning reports, and examine downline sales analysis from the same mobile workspace.
These views are useful for checking whether an order has progressed, reviewing account movements, or preparing for a team discussion without opening several separate pages. The report area complements the genealogy workflow: one shows how the network is structured, while the other helps members follow sales, bonuses, and transactions connected with that activity. This makes AFC Connect most valuable as a recurring account-management tool rather than a one-time catalogue app.
QR Referral Sharing, Catalogues, and Alerts
AFC Connect provides practical tools for sharing information outside the app. Members can share a QR code linked to their replica registration URL through social services such as WhatsApp, Facebook, LINE, WeChat, or Instagram, giving prospects a direct route to the member's sign-up page.
The Download Center supplies digital catalogues that members can save and share with contacts, while push notifications bring news, bonus updates, and transaction notices back to the phone. Together, QR links, catalogues, and alerts support follow-up work: members can send product material, guide a registration conversation, and notice important account activity without constantly checking the web dashboard.
