Who you work with
Group brands under a commercial partner to keep the relationship and its offers organised.
OFFERS & DISTRIBUTION
The right offer.
The right terms.
Organise brands under partners, define offers for different markets and assign the terms each affiliate can use.
OFFER EXPLORERINTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
Select more than one country to combine the results.
| Offer | GEO | Model |
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THE DETAILS
Keep the commercial layers clear.
What is available
Define a model, GEOs, landing pages, qualification information and programme-level limits.
What the affiliate earns
Assign the specific CPA and revenue-share terms. An inherited default is different from an explicit zero commission.
THE DETAILS
Distribution without the guesswork.
- Filter by market
Combine GEO buttons, search and status to find eligible offers.
- Set the agreement
Use CPA, RevShare or a hybrid model and review the affiliate’s conditions.
- Control individual limits
Define a daily, weekly, monthly or total FTD cap. Removing an individual cap does not remove the global cap.
- Give the affiliate a clear view
Show their assigned conditions and links, while internal revenue and costs remain restricted.
Baseline is a condition, not proof.
A baseline can describe a first-deposit or accumulated-deposit requirement. In the documented workflow, this field is informative: the partner confirms qualification; the field alone does not approve a commission.
Duplicate the setup, not the history.
An offer copy starts as a draft. Review GEOs, landings, caps and terms before assigning affiliates. Existing campaigns and conversion history are not copied.
GOOD QUESTIONS
A little more clarity.
Can one brand have several offers?
Yes. Different GEOs and commercial conditions can be represented as separate offers under the same brand.
Does removing an agreement delete earnings?
Ending an assignment preserves its historical records and commissions. It does not erase the financial history.
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