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Trackier Guide: Affiliate Manager Roles & Permissions

This article explains the roles and responsibilities of an affiliate manager in Trackier, detailing the permissions and access granted to manage campaigns.

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Overview

Affiliate managers are individuals or teams responsible for managing an affiliate marketing program for a company or organisation. Affiliate marketing is a performance-based marketing strategy where companies collaborate with affiliates (publishers or marketers) to promote their products or services in exchange for a commission on each sale or action generated through their affiliate links.

Permissions of an Affiliate Manager

Link Management: With this right, you can perform CRUD operations on the links in the campaign. If you want to provide only a few specific rights, you can do that as well, such as only view or only create.

Publisher-Specific Payout: In case you want to give permissions to your AFM to manage the payouts of the other publishers.

Invoice Management: This will allow the AFM to perform CRUD operations on the invoices.

Smart Link Access: In case you want to give smart link generation and view access to AFM.

Conversion Access: Full data access to the conversions and the ability to edit that conversion in case of any issues.

Sub-Id/Timezone Report: To give them access to view the timezone report.

Assign via Tags: In this option, if you select the yes checkbox, then the list of publishers related to the assigned tags will be displayed.

Trackier Guide: Affiliate Manager Roles & Permissions

Permissions on KPIs


​You can also set the KPIs that will be visible to the AFM for the purpose of generating reports, conversion, and click reports, specifically.

Trackier Guide: Affiliate Manager Roles & Permissions

  • Within the interface of an affiliate manager, one is unable to add new campaigns, advertisers, or publishers.

  • Panel of an affiliate manager showing various reports such as publisher, daily, hourly, click, conversion, impressions, CAP, cohort, comparison, and adjust reports. Along with that, you will also see post-back sent logs.

  • As an affiliate manager, you have the ability to save reports, edit payouts for assigned publishers, and view and assign campaigns to specific publishers.

  • As an affiliate manager, you will not have access to the customize section. Instead, you will only be able to view the smart link option when granted access.

Trackier Guide: Affiliate Manager Roles & Permissions

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