Introduction

Dynamic commissioning is one of the compensation types your brand partner can select when they create offers. It allows them to base commission payouts on specific transaction data. For example, they might offer you a higher commission if a customer you referred purchases a product in a particular category.

This tells you what is important to the brand and allows them to control their costs.

How It Works

When they create a dynamic commissioning offer, the brand establishes rules that rest on a commissionable transaction data field and a qualifier. For example, a brand wanting you to target new customers could create this dynamic commissioning rule: customer status equals new.

Transaction Fields

There are many transaction fields a brand can use in dynamic commissioning offers. Common ones include:

• Customer Status: This field identifies the customer's status as defined by the brand, such as new or returning customers.
• Product Category: This field identifies which category the item purchased belongs to. The brand defines these categories, and they can use numerical values or text to identify them.
• Product Brand: If your partner is a retailer selling multiple different brands, this field allows them to identify the brand of the purchased item.

View Rates and Rules

You can view an offer's commission rates and rules on its full details page.