User session

In this section, you can view user session statistics, available exclusively for offers configured via API. This functionality enables tracking and analyzing unique data collected during an affiliate’s interaction with an offer.

You can find the list in Statistic → API → User Session.

1. Search

In the left field, choose a search parameter: Click ID, Session ID, Session Email, Sub или IP. Enter the value in the right field and press Enter.
You can also specify a time period for the search using the calendar next to the input field.

2. Filtering Options

Clicking the filter button opens a form where you can select data to filter the report by: affiliate, advertiser, product, offer, landing, affiliate manager, account manager, GEO, device, OS, status, and time zone.

3. Exporting Data - you can export the list for further analysis or use. The export function allows you to download the report in Excel format.
4. Column Selection - you can choose which columns to display in the table by selecting the relevant checkboxes.

5. Table Columns

The table includes the following columns:

Email - the email of the lead, which represents the user session. A small arrow is displayed on the left; clicking it shows the lead’s history (explained below).
Lead Id - the unique ID assigned to the lead upon sending it to the advertiser. A new unique ID is generated with each send.
Aff. Name - the name of the affiliate who provided the lead.
Aff. ID - the affiliate ID related to the lead. Clicking it opens the affiliate’s editing form.
Offer - the ID and name of the offer that accepted the lead. Clicking it opens the offer preview page.
Advertiser - the ID and name of the advertiser who accepted the lead. Clicking it opens the advertiser management form.
Product - the ID and name of the product that accepted the lead (where the status was set to Approved or Pending).
Landing - the ID and name of the landing page from which the lead was sent. This field appears only if the affiliate used a landing; otherwise, it remains blank.
Click ID - the ID of the click in the system. Appears only if the affiliate used a landing; otherwise, the field is blank.
Call status - the call status provided by the advertiser, relevant for offers involving a call center. This status updates periodically to reflect the call center’s attempt status.
IP - the IP address from which the click was made.
Geo - the country of the click’s origin.
Device - the type of device used for the click.
OS - the operating system of the device.
Invalid reason - a description of the rejection reason.
Created - the date when the session was registered in the system.
Status - the current session status:
1. Pending - the session is pending (e.g., awaiting a call center follow-up, customer payment, etc.).
2. Accepted - the session was accepted and paid for by the advertiser.
3. Declined - the session was rejected by the advertiser.
AutoLogin - This feature allows tracking the fact of opening a link received from the advertiser in response to an API request. After sending a valid request, the system returns an intermediate tracking link that records the user's click. Clicking on this link is logged, and the user is then automatically redirected to the original link provided by the advertiser.
Sub Source - the value of the subsource parameter, which contains data about a specific traffic source. This parameter can, for instance, transmit data about an affiliate.
Sub1 - Sub15 - each column displays the values of a parameter for sub1 to sub15, passed with the clicks.

Lead History

Clicking the arrow next to the email displays the lead’s full submission history, showing all times the lead was sent by the system as part of the API offer’s operations.

Displayed as a table, this history includes the following columns:

Lead History (ID) - the unique ID assigned to the lead each time it is sent to the advertiser. A new unique ID is generated with each send.
Lead - the sequential number of the lead in the system.
Lead type - the method used to send the session to the advertiser:
- API - the session was sent as part of the offer’s operation.
Product title - the ID and name of the product to which the lead was sent.
Curl - the URL to which the lead was sent. Hovering over the icon in the table reveals the URL. Clicking the icon copies it to the clipboard.
Responce - the response received from the advertiser upon sending the lead. Hovering over the icon in the table reveals the response. Clicking the icon copies it to the clipboard.
Time - the time of successful lead submission.
Created - the date and time the lead was sent.
Status - the lead’s status after submission:
- Success - the submission was successful.
- Fail - an error occurred during submission, or the lead was not accepted by the advertiser.

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