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Build a server-to-server (S2S) postback URL with the correct click-ID and payout macros for your tracker.
Voluum uses cid for the click ID. Give this URL to your affiliate network.
Formula: A server-to-server (S2S) postback fires when a conversion happens: the network calls your tracker's URL, passing back the click ID it originally received so the conversion is attributed to the right click.
FAQ
A postback URL is an address your tracker exposes so an affiliate network can report a conversion server-to-server. When a conversion fires, the network calls that URL with the click ID it originally received, and your tracker matches it back to the click that produced it.
A pixel fires in the visitor’s browser, so it breaks with ad blockers, cookie restrictions and cross-domain redirects. A postback is a server-to-server call between the network and your tracker, so nothing depends on the browser — which is why it is the standard for affiliate conversion tracking.
In your affiliate network’s account settings, usually under Postback, S2S or Conversion Tracking — either globally or per offer. Replace the click-ID placeholder with the macro that network uses, since it differs between networks.
Voluum uses cid, RedTrack uses clickid with sum for the payout, and Binom expects cnv_id. Pick your tracker above and the template updates with the right parameter names.
Yes, whenever the network supports it. Passing the real payout per conversion instead of a fixed value keeps your revenue, ROI and ROAS figures accurate — especially on offers with variable or tiered payouts.
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