What this page shows
This dashboard evaluates each affiliate deal row against an affiliate-link registration cohort and that cohort's downstream activity.
Each row represents one deal definition and combines:
- traffic volume
- registrations whose affiliate links were created inside the effective deal period
- cumulative/current deposit KPIs for those registered players
- all successful linked GGR, NGR, and CPA events for those players, without an event-date bound
- CPA and revshare payouts
- calculated ROI after contract costs
When to use it
- check whether a PID deal is commercially profitable
- compare traffic volume with actual deposit and revenue outcomes
- compare CPA-sent counts with the calculated CPA payout
- understand how revshare payout was derived
- explain why a deal with traffic still has weak ROI
How to read it
This page is registration-cohort based, not a period-bounded performance ledger.
The report first computes the effective period for each deal:
- start at the deal
start_date - end at explicit
end_date - or, if no end date exists, end one day before the next deal for the same PID starts
That effective period filters affiliate-link creation and selects the player cohort. Deposit KPIs are then read from cumulative user KPI values, and successful affiliate events are joined by link without a separate event-date filter.
Filters that change the result
PID
The current dashboard does not expose an independent date filter. Deal dates select the affiliate-link cohort; they do not cap all downstream activity.
Why values can differ from other affiliate reports
GGRandNGRhere are taken from all successful Affise events attached to links in the selected cohort, not only events occurring during the deal dates.- Deposit count and amount come from cumulative user KPI values, while
GGRandNGRcome from all successful linked affiliate events. ROIis an absolute EUR result, not a percentage ratio.FTDsandCPA Sentare not the same measure on this dashboard.FTDsis the distinct registered-owner count from the affiliate-link cohort, whileCPA Sentis the count of all successful linkedftd/*affiliate events for that cohort.
Metric dictionary
GGR
GGR on this dashboard is derived from affiliate events that were actually sent successfully:
- sum of
bets/*events - minus sum of
wins/*events
NGR
NGR is the sum of successful ngr/* affiliate events attached to links in the deal's registration cohort. The event itself is not date-bounded by the deal period.
CPA Payout
CPA Payout equals:
CPA Sent Count- multiplied by the contractual
CPAamount on the deal row
RevShare Base
RevShare Base is the same report value as NGR on this dashboard.
RevShare Payout
RevShare Payout equals:
NGR- multiplied by
RevShare / 100
ROI
ROI is calculated as:
NGR- minus
Fixed Fee - minus
CPA Payout - minus
RevShare Payout
Known caveats
End Datemay display as open-ended in the UI, but the report still computes an effective end date for report joins.- The UI does not show
effective_end_date; it only shows the explicitEnd Datevalue or infinity for open-ended deals. CPA Rateis the contract rate.CPA Payoutis the calculated count-times-rate value, not proof that a partner was paid.RevShare BaseandNGRuse the same source measure in the current report calculation.FTDsis labelled as a deposit concept, but the verified report calculation counts distinct registered players in the deal period. UseDepositorsandCPA Sentfor deposit/event-specific questions.- Explicitly overlapping date ranges are not automatically resolved. The next-deal cap applies only when the earlier deal has no End Date.
- Deal dates filter affiliate-link creation, not downstream KPI or event dates. Post-period deposits or successful events can change payout and ROI.
- EUR display does not expose the exact exchange-rate timestamp or rounding basis for deposit conversion.
- Use the finance reconciliation process for final settlement.