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About
The Partnerize platform is the only of its kind to deliver a fully integrated, comprehensive suite of discovery, recruitment, optimization, payment, brand safety, and fraud prevention capabilities for marketers seeking a high transparency, scalable subsidy to alleviate pressure on their unit economics as a result of over-dependence on primary sales and marketing channels. Supported by unrivaled service including the category’s only in-housing support program, with Partnerize, you’re in control of the entire partnership marketing lifecycle—all on a single platform.
Links / Social
FMTC Integration Status
Parsers
Finding your Network ID
There is no Network Level ID. You must put in an ID for each Merchant using the Set Merchant IDs Button on the Manage Network IDs page
Log into Partnerize
Click on Account > Tracking
In the Tracking Link box, your ID is the string of letters and numbers that appears after ‘camref:’
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You will have a different ID for every Partnerize merchant you work with |
Link Structures
Last Updated: 01/14/2021
For questions and additional information, please contact the network.
Parameters
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We do have a document covering possible link syntax: In short, there is the DEFAULT format: |
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Pubref | Unique publisher reference (up to 256 characters) |
Adref | Unique advertiser reference to track conversions (provided by the brand) |
Deeplink | (optional) Allows you to link to a specific page, if allowed by the brand |
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It matters the ORDER of the used parameters:
Further are able to track with Creative tracking, those tracking links include Creativeref:
The Creativeref tracking links contains the destination, BUT can have pubref/adref added AFTER the 'creativeref':
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sid
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My unique ID
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subId
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URL Structures
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For all links here, across all networks, the "%" is a placeholder, matching 0 or more characters. It's typically the value of a URL parameter, and is also used in "http%://" to indicate that both "http" and "https" are possible. |
Examples
http%://prf.hn/click/camref:AFFILIATEID |
http%://prf.hn/click/camref:AFFILIATEID/creativeref:% |
http%://prf.hn/click/camref:AFFILIATEID/destination:% |
http%://%.prf.hn/click/camref:AFFILIATEID/creativeref:% |
http%://%.prf.hn/click/camref:AFFILIATEID/destination:% |
Additional Resources
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