Map your tracking profiles

In this video, we'll map an account's tracking profiles. A tracking profile is one of the tracking codes your program reports your results against. Open the account, and go to the Tracking Profiles tab. These two arrived with the last run. Routy adds a profile the first time a code reports results. They're named as the program names them, and nothing is mapped yet. Until they are, their results have no traffic source, brand or country. The quickest way is straight from the row. Click a cell, and pick a value. It saves as soon as you choose. There's no Save button. To rename it, and map the rest in one go, click the pencil. System name and value are the program's own. They're how Routy recognises the code, so they can't change. Give it a name you'll recognise. That's the name you'll see in reports. Pick the traffic source this code is used on. Then the country its players come from. Region appears when the country has them. Last, the commission plan. These are this account's plans, with their rates and countries. The plan is used to work out commission as results are collected, from now on.

Click Save.

The profile now reports under its traffic source, brand and country. Traffic source is read from the profile, so its earlier results move too. Commission already worked out stays as it was. And your clicks are never changed. One left to map. When there are dozens that follow a pattern, mapping rules can read the codes for you. The help panel on this screen explains what each field changes.