Action Listing for a Paystub Report for Partners
This report gives you detailed information about all the actions associated with a particular paystub (i.e., withdrawal of funds from your impact.com account to your bank).
Manage the report
From the top navigation bar, select Reports → More Reports.
From the Category filter next to the search bar, select Listing.
Select Action Listing for a Paystub.
You can also pin the report to the top navigation bar by hovering over the row and selecting Pin.
Filter reference
Date Range
Filter by data created within a specified timeframe.
Brand
Filter by the brands for which you want to view action data.
Paystub Id
Filter by the unique identifier of the paystub for which you want to view action data.
Column reference
Paystub Id
The unique identifier of the paystub associated with the action.
Action Id
The unique identifier of the action. This is generated by impact.com to assist with tracking the action through the platform.
Campaign Id
The unique identifier of the brand program for which the action was driven.
Campaign Name
The name of the brand program for which the action was driven.
Action Tracker Id
The unique identifier of the event type associated with the action, e.g., Online Sale (18503).
Action Tracker
The event type associated with the action, e.g., Online Sale, Clicks.
Sub Id 1—3
The custom subId strings that you added to your tracking link for reporting purposes.
Shared Id
The custom sharedId string that you added to your tracking link for reporting purposes.
Sale Amount
The total amount that the customer spent on their purchase.
Payout
The amount that you earned for driving the action conversion for the brand.
Action Date
The date and time that the action occurred.
Posting Date
The date on which the payout transaction was posted to your bank account.
Modification Date
The date on which the action was modified or reversed. If no modifications or reversals occurred, the cell will be empty.
Locking Date
The date on which the action locks and can no longer be modified or reversed by the brand.
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