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# Admitad

### What you need

| Field             | Where to find it                                                            |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Client ID**     | Admitad → your API application                                              |
| **Client Secret** | The same place. Treat it as a password.                                     |
| **Website ID**    | The ID of the website in your Admitad account that this site corresponds to |

All three are required. You create the API application in your Admitad account; if you do not have one yet, that is the first step.

### Setting it up

1. `Cashback Tracker` → `Networks`. Admitad is already in the list — press **Configure** on its row.
2. Paste the Client ID, Client Secret and Website ID.
3. Tick **Enable network**.
4. Set **Default cashback**.
5. Save, then press **Refresh shops** on the row.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The **Website ID** must be the website you actually send traffic from. Admitad ties both the tracking links and the reported sales to it, so a wrong ID here gives you shops that import perfectly and orders that never arrive.
{% endhint %}

### What it imports

* **Shops** — programmes you are connected to
* **Coupons** — with an optional region filter, see below
* **Orders** — on the schedule you set

### Admitad-specific settings

**Approved but stalled** — Admitad has a state for a sale it approved and then held up. You choose what it means on your site: treat it as pending, approved or declined.

Leave it as pending unless you have a reason. Stalled means Admitad has not finished with it, and paying out on it is a decision to carry that risk yourself.

**Sales region** — a two-letter country code that filters which coupons are imported, for example `DE` or `GB`. Leave it empty to import all of them. Useful if you run a single-country site and do not want a catalogue full of offers your members cannot use.

### The sub ID

Admitad calls it **subid1**. Cashback Tracker sends `cbtrkr-<member id>` in it.

### Getting orders sooner

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Do not set up a postback for Admitad.** It has a built-in module, and the plugin polls it over an authenticated API.

Adding a postback would mean creating a second, custom network — and the same purchase would then arrive twice, once from each. Both copies are stored, and **the member is credited twice**, at two different cashback rates.
{% endhint %}

To have sales show up faster, lower **Download new orders** in `Settings` → `General`. It goes down to every 15 minutes, and a short interval is cheap because it only asks for the last couple of days.

See [Importing orders](/affiliate-networks/importing-orders.md).

### When nothing imports

**Authentication failures in the log.** Client ID and Client Secret must both come from the same API application. Copying one from an old application and one from a new one fails in a way that looks like a typo.

**Shops import, orders never do.** Almost always the Website ID. Check it matches the site you are sending traffic from.

**Coupons are missing for a country you serve.** Check the Sales region field — a code left in from testing silently filters everything else out.

`Cashback Tracker` → `Logs` records Admitad's own error text, which is more specific than anything the screen can tell you.