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Agents

Managing agents — partners who provide ad accounts and receive a percentage commission on spend. The commission is factored into profit.

Access

AdminNoneManagerFullTeam Lead BuyerNoneBuyerNone

Screen blocks

  • Agents list — Name, Commission % (current rate), Spent MB (spend through the agent's accounts, queried live from the tracker).
  • Commission timeline — expand an agent (›): rate periods (Effective from / to, Commission %) — historical rates are preserved.
  • Create / Edit agent — name (unique per company) + initial commission rate (0–100%).

Functions

FunctionDescriptionAdminManagerTeam Lead BuyerBuyer
Agents listCurrent rate and total spend routed through the agent.NoneFullNoneNone
Commission timelineRates by period; for a date, the latest rate with effectiveFrom ≤ date is used.NoneFullNoneNone
Create / editAdd an agent, change the rate or set a rate date range.NoneFullNoneNone

Scenario — «Update an agent's rate from a new date»

  1. Open the “Agents” tab, expand the agent.
  2. Add a timeline entry with an “Effective from” date and the new %.
  3. Save — the old rate stays for past periods.
  4. Check the Commission/Commission % columns in Campaigns Statistics.

Good to know

  • Commission = Spent × Commission% / 100; Profit = Revenue − (Spent + Commission).
  • Historical analytics use the rate in effect on that date — changing the rate today doesn't alter the past.
  • The last timeline entry can't be deleted — an agent must always have at least one rate.
  • Deleting an agent leaves its ad accounts without an agent → commission becomes $0.
  • Spent MB is not stored — it's queried live from the tracker on every load, summed across the agent's ad accounts.
  • Adding a timeline entry with a date range auto-creates a follow-up entry at (end + 1 day) to preserve the rate after the range; editing an entry with an existing date replaces it.
  • “Effective to” is derived — the next entry's start minus one day, or “Current” for the latest entry.