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@trackdesk list all active offers for advertiser ID 12345 and show me their default payout rates

Found 8 active offers for advertiser 12345: • Offer #7821 'Summer Sale Campaign' – Default payout: $15.00 CPA, landing page: example.com/summer • Offer #7819 'Premium Subscription' – Default payout: 20% revenue share, landing page: example.com/premium • Offer #7803 'Free Trial Sign-up' – Default payout: $8.50 CPA, landing page: example.com/trial • [5 more offers with similar details] This is an illustrative example showing typical offer data returned by Trackdesk's List Offers tool. Actual payout structures and offer counts vary by your account configuration.

This example demonstrates read-only offer discovery, useful when onboarding new affiliates or auditing campaign economics. Requires API key with read access to offers. The tool returns one page at a time; if you have hundreds of offers, you'll need to handle pagination by increasing the offset parameter.

@trackdesk build me a tracking link for affiliate ID 456, offer ID 7821, using traffic source 'instagram-stories'

Generated tracking URL: https://track.example.com/click?a=456&o=7821&src=instagram-stories&t=abc123def456 This link routes traffic through Trackdesk's click tracker, attributes conversions to affiliate 456 for offer 7821, and tags the source as 'instagram-stories'. Share this URL with your affiliate for their Instagram Story placements. This is an illustrative example; your actual domain and token structure will differ based on your Trackdesk workspace configuration.

Building a tracking link does not create a click event or modify offer settings—it only constructs the URL. The affiliate must use this link in their promotional content for Trackdesk to record attribution. Ensure the affiliate ID, offer ID, and traffic source all exist in your account before sharing the link, or clicks will not track correctly.

@trackdesk pull the daily performance report for December 1-15, 2024, then summarize which affiliates drove the most revenue and flag any anomalies

Retrieved 15 days of performance data (Dec 1-15, 2024): **Top Revenue Contributors:** 1. Affiliate #892 – $12,400 revenue, 340 conversions, 4.2% conversion rate 2. Affiliate #456 – $9,100 revenue, 280 conversions, 3.8% conversion rate 3. Affiliate #234 – $6,700 revenue, 195 conversions, 3.1% conversion rate **Anomaly Detected:** Affiliate #892 saw a 340% spike in conversions on Dec 12 compared to their 30-day average. Review for potential fraud signals or successful campaign launch. This is an illustrative summary; actual performance metrics depend on your affiliate activity during the specified period.

This example pairs Trackdesk's reporting API with AI-driven analysis to surface insights humans might miss in raw data. The performance report is not paginated, so keep date ranges bounded (e.g., 30 days max) to avoid timeouts. Fraud detection requires cross-referencing with the affiliate's fraud_score field from List Affiliates—Trackdesk flags suspicious patterns but does not auto-block traffic.

When Trackdesk MCP speeds up commission runs for small networks

A 3-person team running an affiliate network with 40 active partners spends 90 minutes every Friday pulling performance data, cross-checking coupon usage, and preparing payout spreadsheets. The Trackdesk MCP cuts that to 20 minutes by letting an AI agent fetch the daily performance report for the week, list affiliates with their tier rates, and match coupon redemptions to specific traffic sources in one conversation. The agent can build tracking links on the fly when a partner requests a new campaign URL during Slack check-ins. This works cleanly when your network has under 200 affiliates and fewer than 50 offers—beyond that threshold, the non-paginated performance report becomes unwieldy and you'll want a dedicated BI tool. If your Friday ritual is manual data stitching across Trackdesk's dashboard tabs, this MCP eliminates the copy-paste loop.

How Trackdesk MCP surfaces fraud signals during onboarding calls

An affiliate manager at a SaaS company vets 8-12 new partner applications each week, and 30 percent raise red flags—duplicate payment details, suspicious traffic sources, or prior fraud tags. Instead of toggling between Trackdesk's admin panel and a CRM during the screening call, the manager asks an AI agent to pull the affiliate record, check fraud signals, compare the applicant's stated traffic source against Trackdesk's logged identifier, and list any existing affiliates sharing the same billing info. The MCP's Get Affiliate and List Affiliates tools return this in seconds, and the manager approves or declines on the call. This scenario assumes you're using Trackdesk's native fraud detection; if you route signals to an external system, the MCP won't see them. For teams onboarding fewer than 50 affiliates a month, this MCP turns a 6-tab workflow into a single conversational lookup.

When Trackdesk MCP handles offer and tier config during launch sprints

A 2-person growth team at a DTC brand launches 4 seasonal campaigns a year, each requiring new Trackdesk offers, custom affiliate tiers with tiered payout rates, and 20-30 tracking links distributed to partners via email. The setup used to take half a day because the team toggled between Trackdesk's UI, a Google Sheet of partner details, and an email draft. With the MCP, an AI agent lists existing offers to avoid duplicates, confirms tier structures, and generates all tracking links in one session—then formats them for the email template. The List Offers and Build Tracking Link tools cover 80 percent of the workflow; the team still logs into Trackdesk to finalize payout caps or geographic restrictions because those settings aren't exposed in the MCP. If your launch cadence is quarterly or slower and you have fewer than 100 affiliates per campaign, this MCP collapses a half-day into 30 minutes.