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Tracking and sales

Hits, conversions, clients

Alerts and the daily summaryThe bell tells you when something needs you; each person chooses which alerts reach them in the app, by email, or both.Attribution: which partner gets the saleThe sale goes to the partner of the hit your server sends, within your windows; a coupon wins over a hit.Clients and metricsA visitor who converted becomes a client; their metrics over time can pay their partner a share for life.Conversion statusesOnly approved conversions earn money; the other statuses say why a conversion waits or does not pay.ConversionsEvery sale and sign-up your server reported: who earned it, what it paid, and how it was priced.ExportsDownload partners, conversions, settlements and reports as CSV files.Failed conversionsConversions the API refused, with the reason, so you can fix the cause and send them again.Fraud and quality controlRules flag suspicious hits and conversions for your review; quality control holds a share of conversions back for checking.Hits and unique hitsEvery visit is a hit; the first from a visitor through one link in each hour is the unique one.How a visit becomes a hitEach visit through a partner link is checked and recorded as a hit, counted or not, with the reason when not.ReportsHits, conversions and money side by side, grouped up to three levels deep by anything you track.Server-side hitsReport a visit from your own server instead of the page tag, with an API key.The tracking tagOne line on every page of your site records a visit from a partner link as a hit and keeps it in the hitctrl cookie.