Affiliate Module

The Affiliate module allows you to run a complete Sales Affiliate programme. Affiliates can register, and be approved by the Administrator of the web store. A special referral % is given to each affiliate. Linking materials (banners) can be made available for affiliates, and contain affiliate-dependant URLs back to the web site. Advanced reports are available to each Affiliate. Multi-tier affiliate programme supported. Compatible with any osCommerce version 2.2 MS2 and higher.The Affiliate module for osCommerce increases traffic to the online store; ultimately, it increases online sales by allowing web masters of other web sites to advertise products and refer prospective customers to Your web store for a certain referral % of each sale. A webmaster can apply for an affiliate account online. After that the application needs to be approved by the online store administrator. The Administrator also enters a certain referral %, which can be a unique number or the same number for all affiliates. After the account is activated, the affiliate can start bringing you more customers right away! Multi-tier affiliate programme support is enabled in the module. Besides sales reports an affiliate gains access to the selection of linking materials (banners). This list is managed by the administrator of the online store.Main features
- Supports affiliate registration
- Allows for managing affiliates in the Admin panel, and setting default commission % per affiliate
- Allows for managing linking materials (banners) in the Admin panel�
- Runs a number of sales and turnover reports per each affiliate account
- Supports multi-tier affiliate programme
This module can be also described (marked) as:
- oscommerce affiliate modules
- oscommerce linking materials
- affiliate sales reports
- affiliate features
- affiliates sales statistics
- oscommerce partner registration
- partner programme management
- partner programme supports
- affiliate commissions management
- partner sales statistics
- partner turnover reports
- groups by affiliates