Many sign-ups, one device
Several new accounts from the same phone, browser or network in a short window are grouped and held together.
Affinitian checks every referral for patterns that drain partner budgets. Anything suspicious is held before payout and sent to you, with the evidence, for a human decision.
Several new accounts from the same phone, browser or network in a short window are grouped and held together.
The referrer and the referred share a card, address, phone number or device.
A private creator or affiliate code found on public coupon and deal sites.
Orders returned or cancelled soon after the commission window, in a repeating pattern.
Conversions far above a partner's normal rate with no matching post or campaign.
One person running several partner accounts to stack rewards or tiers.
A pattern matches. The related payout is paused, not cancelled.
You see what triggered it: devices, timings, codes and order history.
The partner is told why and can reply with context from their dashboard.
Someone on your team clears, removes or partly pays. Every decision is logged.
Detection flags can be wrong. A household can share a laptop, and a creator can go viral overnight. So Affinitian never decides on its own. It shows the evidence, and a person on your side makes the call.
“I shared my link at our office lunch. Everyone signed up on the cafe Wi-Fi.”
12 orders delivered to different addresses cleared. 26 unpaid accounts removed.
Straight answers on money, data and fakes.
No. A flag means a pattern looks unusual. Families share devices, offices share networks, and big creators get sudden spikes. That is why every flag goes to a person on your team.
They see that a payout is on hold, the reason in plain language, and a form to respond with context. They do not see other partners' data.
Yes. Each pattern has a threshold you can raise or lower, and you can turn off checks that do not fit your business.
It stays with you. Held commission is not cancelled and not paid. It moves to the next batch if you clear it, or is removed if you decide the referral was not genuine.
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