Master account
One login covers every team account, all 2FA enforced.
Get busy with the program.
Not with the platform
Affiliate operations involve a lot of small clicks. Onboarding a new partner. Updating a reward plan after a negotiation closes. Pulling yesterday’s FTDs for a single row. Wiring a postback for a new brand. ReferOn trims friction from every single action, making a roster of 200 partners feel like managing 20.
The unit of work
The company is the affiliate
Most affiliates aren’t just one person. They are media buying teams, SEO shops, or streamer networks with multiple users logging in. As an example, let’s take a look at a fictional partner Northpeak Media Group that runs several teams across different regions. ReferOn binds the parent company once, then gives each team its own account that inherits payment, contract, and reporting context automatically.
Consolidated payouts
The finance head sees rolled-up balances across every team account under the company and approves payments in one place, with no separate logins required.
Single API root
Your data team pulls all data through one endpoint with a single set of keys. No rotating credentials per account, and no custom aggregation glue needed.
Scoped access · 2FA on every login
The master account sees everything. Individual team accounts only see their assigned scope. A detailed audit log records who took what action and when.
The deep view
Open one profile. Everything
is right here
A single row usually gives you enough context. To see the complete picture, open a profile — it’s all there. Brand assignments, active campaigns, media items in use, marketing sources, reward history, postback wiring, manager assignment dates, contact details… All of that used to occupy six screens. On ReferOn, it’s found under one set of tabs.
Six screens, One row
+ 11 more brands · Campaigns, Media, Sources, Reward history live in their own tabs
Two paths, both short
Long registration forms are a tell
If a new account joining an existing affiliate company has to retype the company’s payment method, KYC, and contract terms, it means the platform never stored them. ReferOn stores these once at the company level. After that, adding an account requires only a username, password, and name — the Account UID handles the linking automatically.
Even shorter: save the company’s invite URL once. Every future account skips the radio buttons too and lands directly on the four-field form.
The selection is the action
Select the rows.
Pick what changes
Move twenty affiliates to a different manager. Swap a reward plan for a brand. Place everyone in a region into a new group. Terminate an active session if security flags it. Every action takes just a checkbox and a dropdown selection — choose your action from the bottom bar and execute.
The row is the report
Toggle the stats on.
Don’t go anywhere
There’s a switch in the table header. When it’s off, the row shows who the affiliate is, what company they belong to, what their template is. When it’s on, the same row shows clicks, registrations, FTDs, and bonuses for the selected date range — saving you a trip to Reports just to check a number.
Flip the switch
The view above
Four numbers that move
when your filter does
Track FTD count, deposits, NGR, and net cash at a glance. Each card shows the current period against the previous one as a percentage, with a sparkline that follows the date range. Filter the table by GEO, company, manager, or status, and the cards update instantly.
Cards stay in sync with the table below. Apply a filter, set a date range, search by name.
The four numbers above re-run against the same scope. No second screen, no second query.
Visible in the row, configured in the profile
Fired or stalled.
You see it either way
Postbacks notify affiliates about brand-side events — registrations, first deposits, qualified CPAs. ReferOn displays firing status directly in the row, so a quick glance at the list highlights what’s broken. To wire one up, open the profile. You’ll find a configurator for method, type, level, and incoming link, alongside a complete log of fired postbacks and server responses.
CSV, one click
Export exactly
what’s on screen
Your filters, toggled stats, and sort settings carry directly into the export. Instead of a raw database dump, you get a CSV that mirrors your active workspace. Click the icon to share your precise view with stakeholders instantly.
