Postback URL Configuration

The Postback URL Configuration section is where you set up postback URLs to track conversions and other events in real-time. This step is critical for monitoring user activity, optimizing campaigns, and ensuring accurate reward distribution. Below is a detailed breakdown of each field and its purpose:


1. Enter Postback URL

  • Purpose: This is the URL where conversion and event data will be sent. It allows you to track user actions like clicks, conversions, and rewards.

  • Placeholders: You can use dynamic placeholders in the URL to insert specific data points. For example:

    • (player_id): Unique identifier for the user.

    • (click_id): Unique identifier for the click event.

    • (offer_id): Unique identifier for the offer.

    • (status): Status of the conversion (e.g., success, failure).

    • (reward_amount): Amount of reward earned by the user.

    • (sub1) to (sub5): Additional custom parameters for tracking.

Example Postback URL:

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https://example.com/postback/user_id=(player_id)&click=(click_id)&status=(status)
  • Why It’s Important: Postback URLs enable real-time tracking and integration with third-party platforms, ensuring accurate data collection and reward distribution.


2. Select Method

  • Purpose: Choose the HTTP method for sending data to the postback URL.

  • Options:

    • GET: Data is sent as part of the URL (e.g., https://example.com/postback?user_id=123).

    • POST: Data is sent in the body of the HTTP request.

  • Why It’s Important: The method you choose depends on how your server is configured to receive data. GET is simpler, while POST is more secure for sensitive data.


3. Create

  • Purpose: Once you’ve entered the postback URL and selected the method, click this button to finalize the configuration.

  • Why It’s Important: This saves your postback URL settings and activates the tracking system.


Example Workflow for Postback URL Configuration

  1. Enter Postback URL:

    • Type the URL where you want to receive tracking data.

    • Use placeholders like (player_id), (click_id), and (status) to dynamically insert data.

    • Example: https://example.com/postback/user_id=(player_id)&click=(click_id)&status=(status)

  2. Select Method:

    • Choose GET or POST depending on your server’s requirements.

  3. Create:

    • Click the Create button to save and activate the postback URL.


Why Postback URL Configuration Matters

  • Real-Time Tracking: Postback URLs allow you to track user actions in real-time, providing valuable insights into campaign performance.

  • Accurate Rewards: By tracking conversions and events, you can ensure users receive the correct rewards for their actions.

  • Integration: Postback URLs enable seamless integration with third-party platforms, such as analytics tools or ad networks.


Additional Notes

  • Testing: After setting up the postback URL, test it by simulating user actions (e.g., clicks, conversions) and verifying that data is sent correctly.

  • Error Handling: Ensure your server can handle errors (e.g., invalid data, missing parameters) to avoid disruptions in tracking.

  • Security: If using sensitive data, consider using the POST method or encrypting the data for added security.

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