Make Payments to Brands
The Payment to Brands feature helps you transfer funds back to a brand or agency. This feature is useful when a brand accidentally overpays or sends you funds in error (e.g., when actions are reversed or modified).
When you initiate a payment to a brand, funds are withdrawn from your available account balance. If you want to use any of your pending funds toward the payment, consider temporarily changing your withdrawal settings. By using a higher minimum withdrawal threshold, you ensure that when the pending funds clear, they won’t be automatically transferred to your bank account before you can complete the brand payment.
Looking for help on how to withdraw your funds from your impact.com account? Review our article on how to get paid.
Attention: You must have an active contract with a brand to send them funds.
Create a transfer
From the top navigation bar, select
[User profile] → Settings.
Under Finance, select Payments to Brands.
Select Create Transfer.
Fill out the fields using the payment sections below for guidance.
Select Next to confirm details about the payment.
Select Transfer to initiate the payment.
Initiate payments to brands in bulk
If you have multiple payments to make to different brands, you can upload a CSV or XLS/XLSX file to submit payments in bulk.
From the top navigation bar, select
[User profile] → Settings.
Under Finance, select Payments to Brands.
Select Bulk Upload Transfers.
Select Show file format details to view the required columns.
Refer to the examples below for more help.

Upload your file and select Submit to upload your payments in the bottom left corner.
Once you upload your file, impact.com will notify you of whether or not the upload was successful. You will then receive an email after the file is processed that will tell you whether the upload was successful or resulted in an error. Any errors in a file will cancel the payment and must be corrected and re-uploaded.
Partner Funds Transfer example
impact.com accepts CSV and XLS/XLSX (Excel format) files. Below is an example of a comma-delimited (.csv) file.
The Transfer Type is a "Make Good" Payment.
The Campaign ID value is the Brand ID for their impact.com Brand account.
The TrackerID is the Event Type ID that refers to the event type that is specified in your contract to track actions.
The Amount is 100 of your selected currency.
The PartnerAccountID is the Account ID of the partner's account (i.e., your own account ID).
The PaymentDate is the date this payment will be transferred.
The Comments column includes a brief comment about the transfer.
The InvoiceMonth refers to invoice this payment in the current month.
The EventDate is the date this payment should be reported.
The Currency uses the ISO 4217 code for USD, meaning US Dollars.
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