Commission Plans Get Easier To Read And Audit
The way commission plans are displayed is among the most obvious workflow modifications. v3.28 presents important commission information right in the plan list, saving teams from having to open each plan in order to comprehend payout guidelines.
Additionally, the search has been expanded to allow teams to locate plans not just by names or IDs but also by commission-related values. This is intended to reduce “wrong plan” errors and shorten review cycles for operators managing numerous partner tiers and acquisition channels.
Landing Pages Are Now Tied To The Plan
Scaleo shifted landing control closer to the commission plan. Now, affiliates who create tracking links ought to only view the landing pages associated with the plan they have chosen.
The affiliate panel, where partners can see the landings linked to their plan, follows the same reasoning. Reducing link setup ambiguity and the quantity of incorrectly configured campaigns that subtly degrade performance data quality are the objectives.
Creative Libraries Finally Scale Like Libraries
Category-based segmentation for banners, emails, and other assets is a new feature in v3.28 for operators with sizable creative libraries. This is more of a maintenance feature than a “nice-to-have”. Once you manage several geos and partner groups, creative sprawl becomes a reporting issue in addition to a storage issue.
Player Attribution Tightens Where VPNs Cause Damage
The update also targets edge cases related to attribution. To improve analysis by channel, player and trader lists now include a new Traffic Source column and filtering. More importantly, Scaleo can now store the user-selected registration country even if it is different from the IP-detected country. This modification is presented as a means of lowering commission calculation errors related to geolocation.
What’s In It For Operators
V3.28 is about minimizing silent data drift if you oversee affiliates on a large scale. Less manual plan review, fewer landing-page link errors, and more consistent geo attribution when VPN activity would otherwise distort reporting are the practical upsides.
Doing a quick post-update audit will probably yield the greatest benefits for teams that use it effectively. This audit should include checking plan lists for discrepancies, verifying plan-based landing sets, and comparing registration-country reporting with previous geo-based commission disputes.
