NetRefer | NetRefer Platform

The platform dashboard features a catalogue of tabs that provide overviews of your current month’s performance in Revenue, Rewards, Payments, Traffic, and Players. These tabs cover activity for the current month to date. The Payments tab shows the total of all current Open Payments.

Each tab provides a further breakdown of the corresponding data, including graphical representations. The Homepage Dashboard features a quick search function for easy navigation, allowing you to choose summaries for Affiliates, Customers, Media, Landing Pages, and Marketing Sources.

With Affiliate Management, you can view summaries, reports, and statistics for Affiliates. Gain access to bulk change options and send messages. Approve or deny newly registered pending Affiliates, or add them to groups. View any Sub-Affiliates referred by other Affiliates and allow them to create their own groups of affiliates to manage.

With Media Management, you can track and manage Media through Media Insertion, Media Manager, Deleted Media, Bulk Category Change, Predefined Media Groups, Landing Pages, Landing Pages Bulk Update, Manage Defaults, Media for Specific Affiliates, and Media File Status. You can also view, edit, and retrieve tracking links for any media items.

Manage Media Settings by size and category. Additionally, you can view each affiliate's current financial settings, payment methods, and fees. From here, admin users can determine which languages are available for selection when adding media.

The Reward Plan Manager allows admin users to create and manage reward plans, track affiliate and customer movements, and make necessary adjustments. You can create Straight, Flat, or Tiered Revenue Share plans, CPA Plans, Straight CPA Plans, Hybrid Plans, and Reward Plans with Sub-Affiliate Rewards.

You can generate reports on Media, Marketing Source, Affiliate, Customer, Brand, Product, Revenue, Rewards, Payments and Audits, Data Transfer, Technology, and Custom Reports. With Customer Reporting, you can search for affiliates, view their activity, and closely monitor their performance.

Retrieve all payments generated in the Payments section. Confirm monthly figures, finalise payments, view open payments, and add any necessary chargebacks. Manage payment statuses, and export the file with payment details to reimport it for bulk status updates.

Use Default XML Feeds to help affiliates retrieve data (the operator must first provide the applicable feed URL). This allows affiliates to automate data retrieval into their systems. These feeds include Customer Reporting, Marketing Source Daily Figures, and Monthly Earnings.

XML Feed Management can also generate XML feed authorisation codes upon request. With these, the admin user can generate customer reporting feeds, marketing source daily figures, and monthly earnings feeds.

Operators can define various communication settings and templates to automate and streamline affiliate communication. Facilitate communication paths with affiliates through newsletters, custom messages, and email templates. Additionally, admin users can add their email server and email affiliates in bulk.

General settings allow you to customise the platform to meet your business needs and manage user permissions. The settings sub-sections include: System, Communication, Affiliate, Add Affiliate, Emailing, Customer, Welcome Page, Report, URLs, and Brand.

Set up the correct permissions with user settings. Users can manage other admin accounts, create system users, and control their system access and permissions. This is divided into the following sections: Roles and Privileges, Administration, Account Details, and Customer Report Settings.

Sensitive settings and management options are only accessible to a Main Administrator. These options include Manual Customer Insertion, Manual Customer Transfer, Customer Bulk Update, and Affiliate Merge. Manage Terms and Conditions, archive affiliates, perform manual data imports, and change the Parent Affiliate ID.

Using the Audit function, users can manage the audited areas of the system and assign which admin users, if any, should be notified during system changes. If an admin user’s activity raises suspicion, they may be restricted by email domain or IP.