Always-on affiliate audit
Foxpenny watches every referral link around the clock. When a payout disagrees with the trail, we file the dispute before it slips through — with click IDs, timestamps, and the dollar delta already in the packet.
The leak
Affiliate programs don't lose money to one big failure — they bleed across dozens of small ones. These three patterns account for most of the leak we find on day one.
Affiliate IDs silently dropped by mid-chain redirects — visitors land on a non-affiliate URL, and the commission disappears with them.
Networks that under-commission, skip payouts, or ratchet back already-paid conversions — without a paper trail you can hand to support.
Screenshots and CSV exports where server-side click IDs and conversion timestamps should be. The dispute packet is the inbox, not a database.
What gets watched
Each lane attaches evidence the moment the click fires, so by the time a payout disagrees with the trail, the dispute packet is already drafted.
Every referral link re-checked hourly — broken landers and silent redirects surface before the click turns into a void.
Click → conversion → payout joined server-side from the network statement, not a screenshot.
Cookie stuffing, IP clusters, self-referrals — flagged with the click that paid out, attached to the dispute.
Every commission cross-referenced against the network statement you actually received.
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