A master account is for teams. The team lead’s account becomes the master account, and every team member works in a subaccount. From the master account you see what happens in each subaccount and control the team’s money — without asking for passwords.
What a master account gives you
- Access to every subaccount: statistics, tools and tickets of any team member.
- Control of payouts: the balance of a team member can be withdrawn only from the master account, so you see the team’s revenue and manage all money movements.
- Private offers for the whole team: when you get access to a private offer, all subaccounts get it at the same time, so the team can start right away.
- Shared domains: a domain you park with Available for subaccounts can be used by your subaccounts too (see Domain parking).
Enable the master account
The master account is enabled by AFF1. Ask your personal manager to turn it on for your account. All your subaccounts are served by the same personal manager as the master account.
Add a team member
- Log in to the account where the master account is enabled.
- Open Tools → Master account.
- Click Add.
- In the Adding publisher window, enter the team member’s Email and a Password, repeat it in Password confirmation and click Add.
The subaccount appears in the list on the Master account page. Give the email and password to your team member: they log in to my.aff1.com with them and work as a usual publisher.
To find a subaccount in a long list, choose Email in the search field above the list, enter the address and click Apply.
Want to add an AFF1 account that already exists to your team? Ask your personal manager.