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Affiliate Details

The affiliate detail screen is the single view of one partner. It carries what they have earned, what they have driven, and every setting that applies to them alone.

From the Affiliates list, click an affiliate’s name or their View row action.

The affiliate detail screen with a date range selector, statistic cards and a performance chart

A Quick Select row sits at the top with ten ranges:

  • Today, Last 7 Days, Last Week, Last 30 Days, Last Month
  • Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months, Year to Date, Last Year, All Time

Custom Range opens From Date and To Date fields with an Apply Range button.

Every number and the chart below follow the range. Start at All Time when you are judging an affiliate overall, then narrow to compare a campaign.

Six cards match what the affiliate sees on their own dashboard, so a conversation about numbers starts from the same figures.

  • Total Earnings, all commission not cancelled
  • Paid Amount, commission in a completed payout
  • Unpaid Amount, commission still pending
  • Visitors, logged referral clicks
  • Customers, how many converted
  • Conversion, the rate between the two

A two-line chart plots earnings and visits across the chosen range. A partner whose visits climb while earnings stay flat is sending traffic that does not convert. That is a different problem from sending nothing.

The Performance Overview chart and recent commission list on the affiliate detail screen

Referral Token is the token in this affiliate’s links. Set it to a brand name and their link becomes ?ref=acmeblog instead of ?ref=12.

The Referral Token field on the affiliate detail screen

Commission Rate is this affiliate’s own percentage. Leave it empty and the global default from Commission Settings applies. Enter a value and it overrides the global rate for every commission they earn from now on.

The Commission Rate field on the affiliate detail screen

This field is free. It is the tool for rewarding a strong partner without touching everyone else.

A product, category or user-role rule from Commission Rules still beats this rate when one matches the line item. Rules are checked first.

Three checkboxes decide which emails this affiliate receives.

  • Notify on New Commissions
  • Notify on Paid Commissions
  • Notify on Commissions Status Change

The email notification checkboxes on the affiliate detail screen

The affiliate’s registration field values, editable here. This is where you correct a name or read what someone put in How will you promote our site? before approving them.

The Account Info and Withdrawal Info sections on the affiliate detail screen

The payout details the affiliate saved: their default withdrawal method plus the account name, IBAN and swift code, or a PayPal email. A payout cannot be sent until this is filled in, so check it here before creating one.

The Withdrawal Method field on the affiliate detail screen

The affiliate fills these in themselves under Settings on their own dashboard. You can correct a typo here, but chasing a missing IBAN is faster as an email than as an edit.