Offers and capsper GEO, per buyer, by date.
An offer card holds its partner, GEOs, landings, payouts and caps. Who runs which GEO, on what terms and from which day is written down once, where everyone looks.
Payouts sit in a chat, caps in a spreadsheet, and nobody is sure who runs which GEO.Here the offer card holds all of it, with the day each change starts.
Everything an offer needs.Nothing kept in a chat.
Caps on any event
Installs, registrations, FTD, any event or budget, daily, weekly, monthly or for good. The card shows how much of each cap is used.
Payouts with a start date
A new rate is added with the day it starts. Past days keep the rate they were paid at, and the history is one click away.
Buyers on a GEO
Open a GEO to all buyers or a few, stop one buyer without touching the rest, and give a buyer a cap or payout of their own from a set date.
Status that means something
In work, Stop, Payment problems, No cap, No budget. A buyer can see at a glance whether the offer is worth their traffic.
Deposits from the advertiser
Enter them by hand or upload the advertiser's xlsx or csv: columns are matched, and a new file replaces the overlapping days.
Offers that flag themselves.Before the team notices.
Zero traffic, a declining GEO, a cap almost full, a GEO with no buyer, a buyer gone quiet. The attention view lists only the offers that need someone today.
Questionsabout this feature.
What can a cap count?
Installs, registrations, FTD, any other event the offer tracks, or budget spent. A cap runs daily, weekly, monthly or without a period.
Does a new payout change past days?
No. A new rate is added with its start date, and every day before it keeps the rate that was in force.
What happens when a cap is reached?
The offer shows Cap almost full before it happens. The CRM checks caps every 15 minutes, and once a cap is reached the buyers of that GEO get a task.
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