referral
/rɪˈfɛriəl/Definitions
1. noun
The act of referring someone or something to another person, service, or organization for consideration, advice, or action.
“The doctor made a referral to a specialist for further treatment.”
2. noun
A person or thing introduced or recommended by someone else, typically for consideration or action.
“The job applicant was a referral from a mutual acquaintance.”
3. noun
A recommendation or suggestion for something, especially a product or service.
“The company received a referral for their new eco-friendly product.”
4. verb
To introduce or recommend someone or something to another person, service, or organization for consideration, advice, or action.
“She referred her friend to a good lawyer for help with the divorce.”