Contract History Detail Report

The Contract History Detail Report shows you more details about a particular program's contract history. Information like event types, cookie windows, and action locking periods can be viewed here.

1. From the top of the partner screen, select Reports → More Reports.

2. From the Category filter next to the search bar, select Contract.

3. Select Contract History Detail.

4. Select which filters you want to apply to the report and then select Apply.

   • Refer to the Filter reference table below for more information.

   • See the Report reference table for all the information you can get from the report.

Filter reference table

Filter	Description
Program	Select the brand that you worked with for a particular set of template terms.
Contract	View the set of template terms that governed the contract.
Type	Filter for contracts created from a standard set of template terms or a custom set. Custom terms are specially created by your partnered brand and are added to the standard terms.
Contract State	See if the contract is still Active or if it's Expired.
Show	Add additional columns to the report: Limits: Show the action and spend limit for a particular contract. Special Terms: Show any additional special terms you've added to the contract. These terms will display based on the terms category you've selected, e.g., Copywriting Terms.

Report reference table

Table Column	Description
Program	View the brand that you worked with for a particular set of template terms. All rows should have the same brand.
Date Started	See the date that the contract began.
Date Ended	See the date that the contract ended, if it has ended.
Contract	View the set of template terms that governed the contract.
Type	See if the contract was created from a standard set of template terms or a custom set. Custom terms are specially created by your partnered brand and are added to the standard terms.
Contract State	See if the contract is still Active or if it's Expired.
Change Notification Period	See how many days your partnered brand gave you to prepare to move off of the contract for that row.
Event Type	View how you drove actions for the brand and got paid. For instance, Online Sale/CPA means your audience bought something from the brand's online marketplace.
Event ID	See the event ID number impact.com has assigned to actions you drive.
Crediting Rule	View how the brand decided how to pay you. For instance, Last Click means you drove the customer to select the checkout button on the brand's online marketplace.
Payout	See how much money you earned for driving an action while on a particular contract. This number can either be a fixed amount or a percentage of a purchase.
Cookie Window	View how long impact.com's tracking browser cookie stay in an audience member's browser after they click on an asset you host. This is used to ensure you are still credited with driving an action even if a customer decides to wait before buying from your partnered brand.
Recurrences	See how many times the contract for that row governed your business relationship with your partnered brand.
Locking Period	View how the brand groups together payable actions you drove. For example, if the cell says Month, then actions you drove on the 10th, 15th, and 17th day of June would not begin their action locking period until July 2nd.
Locking Days After Period	See how many days after the end of the locking period the action locking period ends. For example, if the action locking period begins on July 2nd and lasts for 15 days, actions for June will lock at 12am on July 16th. This number is dictated by the contract for that row. If the cell says "0," this type of scheduling may not apply to the contract for that row.
Locking Months After Period	Similar to Locking Days After Period, see how many months after the end of the locking period that the action locking period ends.
Payment Day of Month	After an action locks, view the day your account will be credited from the partnered brand. This will happen instead of the brand's payment scheduling period. This number is dictated by the contract for that row. If the cell says "0," this type of scheduling may not apply to the contract for that row.
Payment Days After Locking	See how many days after the end of the action locking period that the brand's payment scheduling period ends. For example, if the action locking period ends at 12am July 16th and lasts for 15 days, actions for June will be eligible for payout at 12am on July 31st. This number is dictated by the contract for that row. If the cell says "0," this type of scheduling may not apply to the contract for that row.
Payment Days After Lock Month	View how many days after actions lock for a particular month that they are eligible for payout. For example, if actions for June lock at 12am on August 2nd and the payment scheduling period is 15 days, actions for June are eligible for payout at 12am on August 16th. This number is dictated by the contract for that row. If the cell says "0," this type of scheduling may not apply to the contract for that row.
Payment Months After Lock Month	View how many months after actions lock for a particular month that they are eligible for payout. For example, if actions for June lock at 12am on August 2nd and the payment scheduling period is 1 month, actions for June are eligible for payout at 12am on September 2nd. This number is dictated by the contract for that row. If the cell says "0," this type of scheduling may not apply to the contract for that row.