Enagic® Together We Are 3A campaign explained

Together We Are 3A campaign details

A new Enagic® distributor is 1A from the moment they join, before making any sales. Normally they then work up through the 1A lanes (2 separate direct sales) and the 2A lanes (sales 3 through 10) before reaching 3A. This campaign lets you skip those two positions entirely.

Campaign start date: 20 September 2026.

End date: Enagic® has not published one. The campaign materials state that the rules are subject to change and that the campaign may end without prior notice. Treat the window as open-ended but not guaranteed, and check your DSP before you build a long-term sales sequence around it.

The campaign flyer says: purchase a K8, SD501 DX, or ANESPA® DX and jump straight to 3A. That is the marketing version, but the campaign rules say something narrower. Buying an eligible machine puts you in the position to qualify; it doesn't make you 3A on its own. A sale still has to be placed beneath you, and it has to be registered inside the campaign window.

Enagic® Australia put it plainly in writing to a distributor asking the same question: a new distributor must first purchase one of the eligible products, and it is their next sale, whatever the product, that is then eligible to be placed at 3A. The campaign's own case studies work the same way. Every one of them pairs a participating distributor with a sale beneath them.

This is the plain-English breakdown of what the campaign actually requires.

Which products are campaign-eligible

Three products are eligible; nothing else counts as a campaign-eligible product. But non-eligible products can still play a role, depending on which side of the pair they sit on.

The one rule underneath all of it

Every case in the official materials reduces to a single rule:

The pair has to contain at least one campaign-eligible product, and the campaign sale has to be registered during the campaign period.

The pair is you (the participating distributor) and the sale you place beneath you (the campaign sale). Which half of the pair needs to be the eligible product depends on your status.

If you join with an eligible machine, your downline sale can be anything.

If you join with something else, or you are already a distributor, the sale beneath you has to be one of the three campaign-eligible products.

One restriction on the participating distributor: it must be a distributor account, and it cannot be a Tokurei account.

The four official case studies in plain English

Case 1: A whole line ranking up at once

This is the case that gives the campaign its name.

• A1 is an existing distributor who joined on 1 August with any product
• B1 registers on 20 September with a K8, placed under A1
• C1 registers on 29 September with any product, placed under B1

A1 qualifies for 3A because B1 is a campaign-eligible sale. B1 qualifies for 3A because B1 registered on an eligible product, which means B1's own campaign sale can be any product, and C1 is that sale.

Both lines are placed as 3A lines. The campaign cascades down a line rather than stopping at one person.

Note that A1 joined on 1 August, seven weeks before the campaign opened, and still qualifies. The campaign period applies to the campaign sale, not to when the participating distributor joined.

Case 2: Joining on a non-eligible product

• A1 is a new distributor who registers on 20 September with Ukon DD
• B1 registers on 21 September with a K8, placed under A1

Ukon DD is not campaign-eligible, so A1 does not get the new-distributor treatment. A1 falls back to the existing-distributor condition instead: the sale beneath them has to be eligible. B1's K8 satisfies that, so A1 is still eligible for the 3A rank-up.

Joining on a non-eligible product does not lock you out. It just moves the requirement onto the sale beneath you.

Case 3: Self-purchase, where new and existing distributors split

This is the case worth reading twice, because the rule reverses depending on status.

New distributor: Self-purchase counts.

• A1 registers on 20 September with an Anespa® DX
• A2 on 22 September is A1's own second purchase (Ukon DD)
• B1 on 25 September is a sale to someone else

Because A1 joined on a campaign-eligible product, both A2 and B1 are placed as 3A lines. The self-purchase is treated the same as any other sale.

Existing distributor: Self-purchase does not count.

• C1 is an existing distributor who registered on 1 August with an SD501 DX
• C2 on 22 September is C1's own purchase of an Anespa® DX
• D1 on 25 September is a K8 sold to someone else

C1 met the condition to rank up to 3A, but C2 was not treated as a 3A line because it was a self-purchase. It was placed at 1A. Only D1 counts as the campaign sale.

Enagic® has since put this more bluntly for existing distributors: a self-purchased sale from your second account onward does not rank up your existing distributor ID to 3A, and does not rank up the self-purchase account either.

What does not count

Read this list before you plan a sales sequence around the campaign.

• Self-purchases by existing distributors do not count as campaign sales. They are placed normally.
• Tokurei sales do not count as campaign sales, and a Tokurei account cannot be the participating distributor.
• Sales registered outside the campaign window do not count. The date that matters is the registration date, not the date the customer decided or paid.

Two things that do count, and are easy to assume otherwise:

• User accounts count as campaign sales.
• E-Payment registrations count as campaign sales.

What the campaign does not change

This is a placement campaign, not a compensation change. Enagic®'s materials are explicit on all four points:

• Sales unit counts are unchanged
• Sales amounts are unchanged
• GFS counts are unchanged
• Commission amounts on the campaign sale are unchanged

The rules for 4A rank-up and above are also unchanged. Accumulating the required sales points for 4A and beyond works exactly as it did before.

What changes is position, which changes how many of the eight commission points a direct sale pays to you rather than passing up the line. That is the campaign's appeal, and it is real. The next section is the part that is not being said alongside it.

The 1A exemption, and the cost nobody is pricing in

Enagic® Australia confirmed in writing that once a distributor qualifies for 3A under this promotion, they are exempt from the requirement to complete two direct 1A sales as they continue to rank up. Taken on its own, that reads as pure upside: skip two positions, keep ranking, never go back.

It is narrower than it looks, because rank advancement and Title Incentive qualification are two different things.

Reaching 6A requires 100 accumulated sales points in your structure. Receiving the full 6A Title Incentive requires a minimum of seven direct sales, and Enagic®'s stated structure for those seven includes two direct 1A lines, four further directs within the 1A to 5A lines, and one final direct as the 6A line. The written exemption speaks to ranking up. It does not say the Title Incentive structure changes, and Enagic® has not said so anywhere.

So the honest version is: a distributor who takes the 3A jump and never returns to fill the 1A lanes can rank up, but on current information they would not have the structure the full Title Incentive asks for.

The part that matters if you have a team. Title Incentive qualification is not only the individual's problem. If your own bonus at 6A2 depends on someone in your downline reaching 6A and qualifying, and that person skipped their 1A lanes and does not qualify, the shortfall reaches you as well. A structural decision made in the first week of someone's business lands on their upline's cheque a year or two later.

None of this makes the campaign a bad deal. It makes it a decision with a deferred cost rather than a free one. If the person is likely to build seriously, filling the two 1A lanes on the way through costs little now and protects the incentive later. If they are not, the campaign gets them further faster and the question never arises. What it should not be is a choice made without knowing the trade exists, which is currently how it is being sold.

What this means for your paperwork

Write the lane on the form. Enagic® does not infer campaign placement from the date. If the sale is meant to sit in the 3A lane, the form has to say so. An operator who has already processed one under the campaign put it plainly: do not assume Enagic® will place things where you want them.

Registration date is the deadline, not order date. A campaign sale counts when it is registered during the campaign period. Paperwork that is not signed for days, or gets returned and resubmitted because of missing information, is dated on the day it lands, not the day the customer said yes.

On multi-product orders, know which product is the campaign sale. If an order contains both an eligible machine and a non-eligible product, be clear about which one is being treated as the campaign sale and how each is placed. The sponsor on the first product is the upline; subsequent products in the same order are sponsored by the applicant, who becomes a distributor on their first purchase. Campaign eligibility rides on the specific registration, not on the order as a whole.

Confirm placement after the fact. Campaigns are administered by branch offices and placement corrections after submission are slow if they are approved at all. Check the genealogy view in DSP once the registration processes, and raise anything that looks wrong immediately rather than at the end of the month.

How to verify your status

Enagic® has not published a campaign-specific tracking screen, and they likely won't. Here's how you can verify your status yourself:

1. Log in to DSP and open the Distributor Genealogy Solution to confirm how the new registration was placed and what rank it is showing
2. Check your Sales Report for the registration date on the campaign sale, since that date is what determines eligibility
3. Confirm anything ambiguous with your branch office in writing before you build a rank plan on it

Genealogy data can take up to 24 hours to reflect a new registration.

What we don't know yet

Whether the 6A Title Incentive structure bends for campaign qualifiers. The written exemption covers ranking up. Nothing addresses the seven-direct structure or the two direct 1A lines inside it. This is the question worth putting to your branch office in writing, and the answer changes how you would advise a new distributor to sequence their first year.

Whether a sale placed deeper than one level counts. Every worked example puts the campaign sale directly beneath the participating distributor. Nothing addresses a sale two levels down.

This article will be updated as each is confirmed. Enagic® is also running Zoom training sessions on the campaign, and anything binding should come from those or from your branch office in writing.

Summary

• Campaign started 20 September 2026, with no published end date, and may end without prior notice
• Eligible products: LeveLuk K8, LeveLuk SD501 DX, Anespa® DX
• Buying an eligible product alone does not make you 3A. A sale has to be placed beneath you
• If you are a new distributor on an eligible product: the sale beneath you can be any product
• If you are a new distributor on a non-eligible product, or an existing 1A/2A distributor: the sale beneath you must be eligible
• Self-purchase counts for new distributors, not for existing distributors
• Participating distributor cannot be a Tokurei account; Tokurei sales are not campaign sales
• User accounts and E-Payments do count as campaign sales
• Sales units, sales amounts, GFS counts, and commission amounts are unchanged
• Campaign qualifiers are exempt from the two direct 1A sales when ranking up, but the 6A Title Incentive structure has not been changed
• Write the 3A lane on the order form. Placement is not inferred

Frequently Asked Questions

Does buying a K8 automatically make me 3A?

No. Purchasing a campaign-eligible product makes you eligible to participate. Your next sale is what gets placed at 3A, and it has to be registered during the campaign period.

Which products qualify for the Enagic 3A campaign?

Three: the LeveLuk K8, the LeveLuk SD501 DX, and the Anespa® DX. No other product is campaign-eligible.

When does the TOGETHER, WE ARE 3A campaign end?

Enagic® has not published an end date. The campaign materials state that the rules are subject to change and that the campaign may end without prior notice. Check DSP for the current terms before planning around it.

Do I have to go back and fill my 1A lanes later?

Not for rank advancement. Enagic® Australia confirmed in writing that a distributor who qualifies for 3A under this promotion is exempt from completing two direct 1A sales as they continue to rank up. That exemption covers ranking up only, and the Title Incentive is a separate question.

Does skipping 1A affect the 6A Title Incentive?

On current information, yes. The full 6A Title Incentive requires a minimum of seven direct sales, and Enagic®'s stated structure for them includes two direct 1A lines. The written exemption addresses rank advancement and says nothing about the Title Incentive. Nobody has confirmed that the incentive structure changes for campaign qualifiers, so treat it as unchanged until someone does.

If someone in my downline takes the 3A jump, does it affect my bonus?

It can. Bonuses at 6A2 and above depend on a downline distributor reaching 6A and qualifying. If that person skipped their 1A lanes and does not meet the Title Incentive structure, the shortfall reaches you too. This is the strongest argument for filling the 1A lanes on the way through even though the campaign lets you skip them.

Does my own purchase have to be inside the campaign window, or only the sale beneath me?

Only the sale beneath you. In Enagic®'s own first case, the participating distributor registered on 1 August, seven weeks before the campaign opened, and still qualified. The campaign period applies to the campaign sale.

I'm 1A. Do I go straight to 3A, or do I have to reach 2A first?

Straight to 3A. The campaign materials state that a distributor at 1A or 2A can participate, and the outcome in both cases is the 3A position. A distributor has already reported processing a K8 as a first sale into the 3A lane for a 1A distributor without issue.

Does a self-purchase count as a campaign sale?

It depends on your status. For a new distributor, yes: a self-purchase is placed as a 3A line like any other sale. For an existing distributor, no. A self-purchased sale from your second account onward does not rank up your existing ID to 3A, and does not rank up the self-purchase account either.

I joined with a Ukon DD. Can I still qualify?

Yes. If you registered on a non-eligible product, you are treated under the existing-distributor condition: your campaign sale has to be a K8, SD501 DX, or Anespa® DX. Meet that and you are eligible for the 3A rank-up.

Can a Tokurei account participate?

No. The participating distributor must be a distributor account and cannot be Tokurei, and Tokurei sales do not count as campaign sales.

Do E-Payment registrations and user accounts count?

Yes. Both count as campaign sales, which is the opposite of how Tokurei and existing-distributor self-purchases are treated.

My customer is paying this week but the paperwork won't be registered for another week. Am I still in?

Only if the registration lands inside the campaign period. Eligibility is tied to when the sale is registered, not to when the customer committed or paid. With no published end date, a week of paperwork delay is a real risk rather than a theoretical one.

Is the campaign running in my country?

It appears to be global. Enagic® branch offices have published it openly, including Enagic® Thailand on 22 September 2026, and the campaign materials are corporate rather than regional. Campaigns are administered locally, so confirm the terms with your own branch before planning around them.

Related guides

• Enagic® Compensation Plan Explained — how positions and the 8-point structure work
• Enagic® 6A Explained — requirements, Title Incentive, and what changes
• Enagic® Anniversary Special Kangen Campaign — the June–July 2026 sales unit multiplier campaign
• Enagic® Glossary — definitions for Tokurei, GFS, DSP, DGS, and E-Payment