The transactions report is the row level view of the money. One transaction is one row, and both sides of it, what you pay the affiliate and what the advertiser pays you, live in the same table.
Click a row to open the drawer, which shows the full detail of that transaction and the conversion behind it.
Where transactions come from
Transactions are not created here. A commission creates them from a conversion, which is why a conversion with no matching commission produces no row in this report.
What you do here:
- Change a result, individually or in bulk.
- Export the table. See Export.
- Correct data in bulk by importing the conversions the transactions hang from. See Import and Manual Tracking and Transaction Import.
Results
Every transaction carries one of three results:
- Pending
- Approved
- Rejected
Workspaces with billing enabled also see Invoiced and Paid, which describe where the amount is in the payout process rather than whether it was accepted.
Affiliate and advertiser transactions are synchronised. Approving or rejecting one side applies the same result to the other, so the two can never disagree. See Commissions.
Columns
Beyond the amounts, the report carries the detail you cannot get from an aggregated report:
- Origin ID, Send ID, Conversion ID, Transaction ID, the whole chain behind the row. See Conversion IDs explained.
- Transaction type: prospect, sale, or a custom type
- Origin type: click or lead, and source type: link, iframe, or API
- Commission ID, the commission that created the row
- Value and coupon
- Product
affs1toaffs10andadv1toadv10, the custom values the partner sent- Device, user agent, and referrer
Each row also carries all three dates: when the origin was created, when the transaction was created, and when its result was decided. That is what the reporting time basis switches between, and the report is the place to see all three side by side.
See Advanced columns for the full picker and Columns explained for how each is calculated.
What partners see
Affiliates and advertisers use the same report, restricted to their own rows.
Affiliate view
- Their own transactions only.
- Costs is labelled Revenue, since from their side it is what they earn.
- Value, Revenue, and Channel are hidden. Which channel bought a lead is not something a partner is shown, and no filter or grouping will reveal it.
Advertiser view
- Their own transactions only.
- Revenue is labelled Costs, since from their side it is what they pay.
- Costs is hidden.
