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Off by default. Turn on to only accept postbacks from specific server IP(s) — an extra layer on top of the security token.
One IP per line (or comma separated). Any postback from an IP not listed here gets rejected with "IP not in Whitelist".
Off by default. Turn on to only accept this offer's postback via the Postback Type selected above (S2S / Pixel / iFrame) — anything sent a different way is rejected as "Postback Integration Type mismatch".
Off by default. Turn on to only accept this postback when it fires from one of the advertiser's own page(s) below — since a Pixel/iFrame URL is visible in the page HTML, this stops it being copied and fired from somewhere else.
One domain per line (or comma separated) — also matches its subdomains. A hit from any other page gets rejected with "Referral Domain not in Whitelist".
Opens the publisher's link (their system records the click), follows its redirects to our tracking link, and creates a test click with the publisher's own IDs (aff_click_id, sub1…). It stops there — the offer's destination is never opened, so dummy offers work.
This click_id and its resulting conversion are tagged as test data — won't appear in real Reports, Billing, or publisher payouts.
Only Super Admin can run this.
Any {replace_it} left in this link gets auto-filled with a real test value when fired.
Sent as the browser fingerprint on the Step 1 hit.
This is a REAL live hit — is_test=1, so it's excluded from Reports/Billing/publisher payouts, but every other check (offer/publisher approval, destination link, fraud pipeline) ran for real.
Only Super Admin can run this.
| #ID | Click ID | Offer | Publisher | Payout | Conv. Status | Relay Status | Attempts | Postback URL | HTTP Code | Response | Error | Created |
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No relay entries yet.
Leave as "TEST" unless the publisher gave you a specific dummy ID they'll accept. This gets substituted into the saved URL's {click_id} (and {status}/{payout}/{offer_id}).
This is fired exactly as pasted - the saved URL/template is ignored entirely for this test.
A code snippet (pixel/webhook script) isn't something we can fire automatically - copy it and verify it manually with the publisher, or with their own testing tool.
Get a postback whenever one of your conversions changes status - Global covers every offer you have, or lock it to one offer.
| Scope | Event | Type | Postback URL |
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