Ambassador programme rules

Version of 2026-10-23

Pilot version: Tablejar is being tested with invited people. The rules may change, and we will let you know about significant changes.

These rules set out how the Tablejar ambassador programme works (the “Programme”).

1. Organiser

The Programme is run by the operator of the Tablejar service (pilot version). Contact: moc.rajelbat@olleh.

2. What it is

An ambassador is a person who voluntarily recommends Tablejar to friends, study groups, flatmates and on trips. Taking part is free and voluntary. An ambassador is not an employee or contractor of Tablejar; no employment, service or work contract is created, and the Programme does not create an employment relationship.

3. Applying and acceptance

• You apply through the form on the “About” page. The organiser decides whether to accept an application and may reject it without giving a reason.
• Once accepted, an ambassador gets a personal link and QR code, and after signing in with the same email address sees a page with their results.

4. Benefits

• Ambassadors receive no pay or cash prizes.
• Benefits are non-material: the ambassador title and level (“Silver Jar”, “Gold Jar”), early access to new features, a reference and, with consent, a “co-creator” mention on the “About” page.
• The organiser may change the benefits; a change does not affect results earned earlier.

5. Results and levels

• An ambassador’s result is the number of active organisers brought in through their link, meaning people who created at least two bills within 30 days. A click on the link alone is not a result.
• Results are calculated automatically, anonymously and in aggregate; ambassadors only see numbers, never people’s data or bills.
• The level thresholds are set by the organiser and may change.
• Artificially inflated results (e.g. multiple accounts from one device, the ambassador’s own account) are excluded, and an ambassador may be excluded from the results.

6. Rules

Ambassadors do not spam, do not mislead anyone about what Tablejar can do (the service is not a payment institution and does not process payments), do not present themselves as company representatives and do not use other people’s data without consent.

7. Personal data

For an application we collect: name, email address, community, city, a short motivation and optionally a profile link. We use them only to contact you about the Programme and to assess the application. Data of rejected applications is deleted after 180 days. Data of accepted ambassadors is kept until they leave the Programme. General rules are in the Privacy Policy.

8. Leaving the Programme

An ambassador may leave at any time by writing to the contact address; we then delete their Programme data. The organiser may end someone’s participation, in particular for breaking the rules.

9. Changes

We announce changes on this page. Continuing to take part after a change means accepting it.