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Publishers

Publishers are the traffic sources that promote your offers. In Integr8, publisher operations live under Partners in the sidebar. From there you create accounts, configure how each publisher gets paid, run payouts, and manage per-publisher controls like custom payouts, blocked sub IDs, and coupon codes.

A correctly configured publisher account is the difference between paying the right amount on time and either losing trust or losing money. Billing details determine whether a publisher even shows up on the payouts run, and per-publisher controls are how you reward strong sources and contain weak ones without breaking the global offer setup.

Under Partners, the app has three screens. The docs sidebar follows the same structure.

Create and manage publisher accounts from Partners > Publishers Management. Open any publisher to work through its detail tabs:

Tab Docs
General Publisher setup
Sub IDs Sub IDs
Custom Payouts Custom payouts
Throttling Throttling
Blocked Sub IDs Blocked sub IDs
Publisher Users Publisher setup
Settings Publisher setup, Billing

Account creation, activation, visibility, and publisher user invites are covered in Publisher setup. Billing is configured from the publisher Settings tab. Publishers without billing cannot be paid.

Coupon codes attribute conversions to a publisher when no tracking link is in play. Manage them from Partners > Coupon Codes.

Publisher payments is where you review and export payouts each cycle. Open it from Partners > Publisher Payments.

  • Forgetting to fill in billing details before the first payment cycle. The publisher quietly disappears from the payouts report.
  • Blocking a publisher entirely when only one sub ID is the problem. Use blocked sub IDs instead.
  • Using raw sub ID strings in tracking links without creating them in Sub IDs first. Named sub IDs unlock reporting, filtering, and block rules across the platform.
  • Leaving Enable Postback Management on for publishers you do not trust. The create flow turns this on by default. Some publishers will create misconfigured postbacks that cause silent attribution loss. Disable it per publisher unless the operator is trusted.