Supplier Education Centre

Everything you need to know before you join the network.

Five short chapters covering how matching works, what credits do, and how the introduction lifecycle protects both suppliers and customers.

Chapter three

A simple, fair credit system.

EE Credits are the currency of EnterpriseEvent. They protect suppliers from wasted spend and align every introduction with real customer intent.

How credits move through your wallet

Purchase credits

One-time Stripe checkout

Request introduction

Browse a relevant brief

5 credits used

Matching fee, charged immediately

20 credits reserved

Held while customer decides

Customer accepts

Total 25 credits used. Identities revealed, contact details shared.

Customer declines or doesn't respond

20 reserved credits returned automatically. Only 5 credits used.

Worked examples

Two side-by-side scenarios showing exactly how the wallet behaves.

Accepted introduction

Wallet balance: 100 credits
Matching fee: −5 credits
Reserved while pending: −20 credits (held)
Customer accepts: Reserve charged
Final balance: 75 credits

25 credits used in total.

Declined or expired

Wallet balance: 100 credits
Matching fee: −5 credits
Reserved while pending: −20 credits (held)
Customer declines / 24h passes: +20 credits returned
Final balance: 95 credits

Only the 5-credit matching fee is kept.

Launch credit packages

Buy once with Stripe. Credits never expire. Larger packs include bonus credits — extra credits added to your wallet on top of the credits you purchase.

Starter

£30

30 credits

Test the marketplace with a single introduction.

Professional

£100

100 credits

+15 bonus

For growing suppliers running monthly campaigns.