# Set up Program Denied Lists as an Agency
You can manage a **partner denied list** and an **IP denied list** for your brand programs.
* The **partner denied list** prevents specific partners from applying to your brand's program and contracting with your brand.
* The **IP denied list** permits blocking of an individual IP address, or a range of IP addresses, from sending traffic to your brand's program. Use this denied list to block illegitimate traffic, to prevent sources from being credited, or to stop conversions from partners that submit action data from their own IP addresses.
#### Set up a denied list
1. From the left navigation menu, select **Advertisers**.
2. Next to the brand (formerly *advertiser*) for which you want to set up a denied list, in the *Actions column*, select  **\[Drop-down menu]** **→ View Campaigns**.
3. Under *Review*, select **review**.
4. From here, you have 2 options:
* Set up a *Partner Denied List*
* Set up an *IP Denied List*
Refer to the sections below to learn how to set up each denied list.
Set up a partner denied list
You should consider setting up a **partner denied list** if you want to prevent specific partners from applying to this program.
1. Complete the steps found in *Set up a denied list* above.
2. Under *Partner Denied List* and next to *Media Partner Id List*, select  **\[Edit]**.
3. Enter the impact.com-assigned IDs for the partners you want to be included in this program's denied list. Separate each entry with commas.
* You can find these IDs by logging into the brand's impact.com account, then selecting from the left navigation menu **Partners → Partners**.
4. Select **Save**.
Set up an IP address denied list
You should consider setting up an **IP denied list** if you want to prevent actions coming from certain IP addresses from being attributed or tracked at all.
1. Complete the steps found in *Set up a denied list* above.
2. Under *IP Denied List* and next to *IP Addresses Denied List* select  **\[Edit]**.
3. Select **\[Unchecked box] Suppress events from certain IP addresses**.
4. Select the **Policy**.
| | |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Policy** | **Description** |
| Block credit for conversions and clicks originating from these addresses | Conversion data will still be tracked by, and appear in, impact.com, but will not credit the partner or source that drove it. |
| Expunge conversions and clicks originating from these addresses completely from the system | No conversion data will be tracked or attributed if it comes from these IP addresses. |
5. Enter the IP addresses you want included in this program's denied list. Separate each entry with commas. You can enter IP addresses in 3 different ways, and your list can contain all 3 ways:
* Single IP addresses (10.2.3.23)
* Range of IP addresses (10.2.3.1-10.2.3.107)
* Block of IP addresses (10.2.3.0/24)
6. Select **Save**.
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