For affiliates
Affiliates are part of the PlayerPal network design: an Affiliate is a recognised party, operators can report which players an Affiliate brought in, and an affiliate overview is being built on those facts. Less is built for affiliates than for operators and game providers, and this page says plainly what exists.
The labels mean: Available (built and tested in the platform), In development (being built; behaviour may change) and Planned (designed, not built yet).
At a glance
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Affiliate as a party in the network | Available |
| Attribution facts, sent by operators | Available |
| Affiliate overview built on verified attribution | In development |
| Affiliate portal | In development · demo |
| Affiliate player Aliases | Planned |
| Attributed and activated player KPIs | Planned |
Attribution comes from the operator
AvailableIn the first version, the Operator is the authoritative source for attribution. The operator sends attribution facts through fact ingest: which Affiliate a linked player is attributed to, the campaign and click reference, when it happened, and whether the attribution is claimed, observed or verified.
The facts use the operator's own player Alias and your Affiliate party ID. They never carry a player's email, name or phone number. Affiliates do not send attribution to PlayerPal directly yet.
Affiliate overview
In developmentAn affiliate overview is being built on verified attribution. It covers the players attributed to you, commercial mix and campaign performance. Where the underlying facts have not arrived, it shows what it needs, for example verified attribution, rather than a zero.
The affiliate portal shows this overview, but its sign-in is not yet production authentication.
Not decided yet
Planned- Affiliate Aliases. A player Alias format for affiliates is reserved, but PlayerPal does not issue affiliate Aliases yet. How an affiliate Audience is scoped has not been decided, so today an Affiliate sees attributed or aggregate figures, not player-level handles.
- Attributed and activated player KPIs. Defined in the catalogue, waiting on the attribution model.
- Network comparison for affiliates. The anonymity rules are designed to cover affiliates; affiliate comparisons are not live.
If affiliates are important to your plans, contact PlayerPal to discuss the roadmap.
Privacy for affiliate data
The same commitments apply as for every party: no player personal data, scope taken from credentials, and anonymity thresholds on anything compared across parties. See Privacy.