Alltra Affiliate

Your referral link, who has signed up through it, and what that has come to.

Alltra Affiliate is one page, pinned at the foot of the rail: a referral link, the people who have signed up through it, and what that has come to.

Sections: 1
Reached from: The rail
Access: By application

You apply to the programme, you are not switched into it. Open Affiliate and, until you have applied, the page IS the application. Nothing on this page is sample data at any stage, which is why it shows you a form rather than a dashboard full of numbers that are not yours.

The four screens

Not applied: the form. Five questions: where your audience is, a link to it, roughly how large it is, what you cover, and how you plan to share Alltra.
Applied: a panel confirming the date it arrived. No turnaround is promised, because nobody has committed to one.
Not accepted: said plainly rather than left looking pending. Reach out to the partnerships team if your audience or your plans change.
Approved: the dashboard, and a one-time prompt to choose the code your links will carry before anything behind it means anything.

Commission is agreed individually, so there is no rate on the page until there is one on your agreement. That is also why the guide quotes none.

What the dashboard shows

Headline figures: a row across the top, your own funnel: clicks, signups, converted, earnings.
Recent referrals: who has signed up lately, so the row of numbers has people behind it.
The referral link: in a panel of its own, with a one-press copy, and a per-channel variant beside each of the channels listed.

One press puts your link on the clipboard and says so, with nothing to assemble by hand and no code to remember. Following it records the click, tags it with the channel the link came from and keeps the attribution for thirty days, so somebody who clicks today and signs up a fortnight later still counts as yours.