Overview

Choose an Objective: What is the main objective of your campaign? Whether it is conversions, app installs sales, etc. It needs to be mentioned here.
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​a) Conversions to track leads, acquisitions, actions, etc., and to pay your publishers based on CPA.
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​b) Sale to track sales. Upsell any e-commerce product or when you want to pay your publisher on the basis of a percentage of revenue and to pay your publisher based on CPS.
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​c) Leads to track leads generated from the traffic and to pay your publisher based on CPL.
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​d) Impressions to track the number of views of any banner or creative and to pay your publishers based on CPM.
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​e) Clicks for Cost per Volume campaigns and offers.

Advertiser: Choose the advertiser from whom you got this offer.
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Title: Choose the relevant title for your campaign.
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Description (Optional): This block can include inside details about the campaigns.
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KPI (Optional): KPI basically contains the necessary details about the different targeting that the publisher needs to take care of before bringing traffic to the same. This will be visible on the publisher's interfacse as well.

Allowed Traffic Channels: You have the option to allow traffic from a variety of channels such as Facebook, Google Ads, and more.
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Preview URL: The preview URL should include the link of the main landing page. For example, if it is a CPI campaign, then the preview URL will have a link to the Play Store.
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Conversion Tracking: The Trackier platform allows you to track the campaigns in multiple different ways, as described below:
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​a) Server Postback - Also known as S2S integration. In this process, the postbacks are shared with the advertiser. Using the correct macros and parameters, the URLs are added and integration is done accordingly.
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​b) Image Pixel - Multiple image pixels are added at the Thank you page or the ending page, as soon the registration or the objective has been completed, the image pixel is fired and the conversion is recorded.
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​c) iFrame Pixel -A single pixel is added at the Thank you page. The Pixel is fired when the page is reached and the conversion is recorded.
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Primary tracking Domain: In this field, you have to select the domain that will be used to track the campaign recordings from the publisher's traffic.
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Default Campaign URL: This field will have the tracking URL which you will get from the advertiser. Here at this step, you will add Trackier's macros for the successful tracking process. To know more about the macros, go to this link.

Terms and condition: Here you may provide the terms and conditions for this campaign.

Require Terms and Conditions: The system will prompt the publishers to review and agree to the terms and conditions of the campaign.
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Category: Choose the respective category based on the campaign that you are running.
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Status: You can set the status for the publishers. Either the campaign is paused, active, or deleted. It can be selected from here.
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Method: You are able to set the revenue and payout of the campaign either in a default way or a tier-specific way. The tier-specific way is introduced in later stages once the campaign has been created successfully.
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Currency: Select the currency you want to run the campaign for. It can be based on the geo used for the campaign as well.
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Revenue: The revenue is the amount that you will be getting from the advertiser for the completion of the goal.
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Geo Coverage: This field should be filled with the GEOs in which you want to run the campaign. Basically, the traffic that will be coming for this campaign can be from any Geo, but only those conversions will be accepted which are coming from the mentioned geo-locations. This geo can also enforce soft targeting in the campaign, which means that the payout will only be paid for conversions from the specified geos, while the rest of the conversions from non-targeted geos will receive no payout.
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Payout: The payout is the amount that you will be giving to your publishers based on each conversion.​

Visibility: This part controls the visibility of the campaign to your publishers.
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​a) Public: The offer will be visible to all the publishers on their panel and they can run the offer anytime.
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​b) Ask for Permission: The offer is visible to the publishers on their panel, but they will have to ask for your permission in order to view the tracking URL required to run the campaign.
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​c) Private: The offer will not be visible to any of your publishers. They will be able to see and run the campaign only when they are approved by you or your team.
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Default Goal Name: You can change the name of the default goal for the campaign. If not selected, the name will be set to "Default" automatically.
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Default landing page name: You can give a name to your default landing page. It is useful when you have multiple landing pages in the campaign. The default landing page is the campaign URL.
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Thumbnail (Optional): You can add the thumbnail of your campaign which will be shown whenever someone accesses the campaign.
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App Name (Optional): You can add an App Name for your campaign.
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Conversion Flow: What could ideally be the flow of your conversion? For example, if you want your user to view your ad and be redirected to the Apple or google store directly. You can mention that flow here.
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Conversion Flow Langauge Wise: You can write the flow via languages here. You will see multiple options as part of this.
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Secondary Conversion Flow: If you enable this you can add secondary flow for designated publishers.
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Unsubscribe URL (Optional): It will include the link used in the email creative for the campaign if the user wants to unsubscribe from the creatives.

Suppression URL (Optional): Suppression URL is used for non-targeted users to conceal their details.
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App ID (Optional): This field can contain the App ID for your campaign.
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External Offer ID (Optional): External Offer Id can be set for the campaign in this field. This field is auto generated if the offer is fetched through API.

Redirect Type: Trackier provides you with 4 types of Redirections.
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​a) 302 Redirect - This is the default redirection while creating the campaign. This redirect will instruct the browser to follow the location appended to the tracking link i.e. the landing page of the campaign.
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​b) 302 Redirect with the hidden referrer - This is also the 302 redirect except in this case, the referrer will be hidden. For instance, if a customer clicks on your tracking link from youtube.com, it won't be shown as youtube because it will be the referrer. Please note that 302 hide referrer cannot hide the referrer in case of IOS devices.
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​c) 200 Redirect - This redirection is used when the ads have to run on Facebook. In a 200 redirect, the referrer would be the tracking domain.
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​d) 200 Redirect with the hidden referrer - The source/referrer is hidden in this redirection. The rest work is the same. This works in the case of IOS devices as well.

Unique Click Session Duration: Time frame for determining unique clicks measured in hours during a session.
If no value is specified, the system will default to 168 hours.

Duplicate Click Action: If a duplicate is detected, you can redirect the duplicate click to a blank page or a fallback URL.

Conversion Hold Period (Optional): Conversion hold period is the duration for which a conversion attribute is kept on hold after it has been acquired. This feature is useful if you want to validate the conversions after a certain time period.
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Conversion Status After Hold Period (Optional): You have the option to choose between approved or extended.
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Devices: You can select the devices for which the campaign will work and for which the campaign will not work.
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Operating System: You can set the OS for which the campaign will work and for which the campaign will not work.
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Carrier Targeting: This will add restrictions for the multiple Carrier ISPs on the campaign. Leave it blank to allow all the ISPs.
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Deep Link: You can Enable and Disable the Deep linking feature in the campaign through this field.

Campaign Start/End Date: Here you can mention the start and end date of the campaign.

Start Date: Choose the start date time to begin the campaign.

End Date: Choose the end date time to stop the campaign.

Schedule Status Change: Trackier gives you the option to change the status of your campaign on any particular date and time.

Status to be set: You have the option to change the status of the campaign, such as activating, pausing, pending etc
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Schedule Date: Choose a date and time for scheduling.

Publisher Email Notify Time (Manual): When you enable this checkbox, you can select any date time to schedule an email for your publishers to notify them.
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Publisher Notify Time: Choose any date time for scheduling.
In the case that the schedule notification time has not been set, the notification will be automatically scheduled one hour prior to the status schedule time.

You can set a particular period of time for the campaign. The Campaign will run or the tracking link will work during that time period only.
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In case the time targeting gets over and the campaign's status changes from expired [Due to time targeting] to active or paused [Due to CAP] one can manually change that by going to camping settings.
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Mention the timezone, start time, and end time of the campaign. Also, mention the days on which you want to run your campaign (For example, if you want to run the campaign on weekdays only, simply choose the days Monday to Friday).

In case you want to mention the time and date when the campaign will be inactive you can do that as well by ticking on the "Enable Inactive Hours" checkbox.