Networks
Network guides
Five networks, one schema, your own credentials on every call. Each guide covers where to find the credentials, what syncs, and the network's quirks.
The BYOC posture
AffiliateOS acts strictly as a processor of your own network data. Every request uses your credentials against official APIs. There is no cross-user pooling, no scraping, and no resale of network data. Credentials are sealed with libsodium before storage and decrypted only in worker memory at call time; they never appear in logs or webhook payloads.
Capability matrix
| Network | Programs | Transactions | Payments | Product search | Sub-ID param |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Awin | clickref | ||||
| Impact | subId1 | ||||
| CJ (Commission Junction) | sid | ||||
| Rakuten Advertising | u1 | ||||
| Amazon Associates | ascsubtag |
Amazon is the outlier: product search and links work, but Amazon exposes no earnings API, so transactions and payments are honestly unsupported there rather than faked.
Sync cadence
| Data | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Programs | every 12 hours |
| Transactions | hourly |
| Payments | daily |
You can force a sync from the dashboard or POST /v1/accounts/:id/sync, limited to once per five minutes per account. Each network’s own rate limits are enforced with per-account token buckets, and 429 responses honor Retry-After.