Prevent Affiliate Fraud
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Enable the Detect Coupon Leaks feature.
Enable the Dynamic Coupons feature.
Enable Conversion Details for All Sales table.
Use the Block IP/Origins option.
Use the Block Google Ads option.
Go to the Coupons > Detect Coupon Leaks section > Turn ON the toggle. It will notify you when coupons leak on coupon sites, allowing you to take appropriate action.
You can review the leaked coupons, view the associated affiliate, and take actions like removing the coupon code or blocking the affiliate account.
Enable Coupon Code Leak DetectionGo to the Coupons > Dynamic Coupons section > Turn ON the toggle. When enabled, a new coupon code is automatically generated for each affiliate. The coupon code is automatically applied for customers when they visit the store through the affiliate's referral link.
The coupon code is valid for a limited time, after which it automatically refreshes. This helps prevent coupon leaks by ensuring that the codes are frequently changed.
Go to the Sales > All Sales section > Click on Settings > Select Conversion Details > Click on Save. The conversion details column will display the conversion summary of the sale. It will help detect traffic generated via unauthorized means like Google CPC ads and take appropriate action.
To block traffic from unapproved websites/domains, you can use the Blocked IP/Origins option from the Settings > Advanced section. Here, you can enter the URL of the website/domain from where you want to block commissions/tracking.
For example: To block the tracking of affiliate traffic from Facebook, you can add Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/) in the Blocked Origins/Domains section.
To block referral sales made via Google ads, you can use the Block Google Ads option from the Settings > Advanced section. Here, you can set the app to reject sales made via Google ad clicks.
Google ad clicks happen when an affiliate buys keywords for your store on Google ads, converting your organic customers into referrals. This means that when a customer searches for your store on Google, clicks on the affiliate's ad, and ends up on your site, it is considered a Google ad click.
Furthermore, our system is immune to various affiliate marketing fraud tactics such as cookie stuffing or cookie injections. Our referral cookies are set as first-party and store domain-scoped cookies, thereby eliminating such fraudulent activities.
