INRDeals

What you need

INRDeals issues a separate token for each API, so there are four fields rather than two:

Field	What it is for
INRDeals username	Your account name
Token for Store API	Importing shops
Token for Coupon Feed	Importing coupons
Token for Transaction API	Importing orders

All four are required. Get them from your INRDeals account, or ask INRDeals support if any are missing.

Because the tokens are separate, a wrong one fails only that one thing. Shops importing perfectly while coupons stay empty almost always means the coupon token, not a general problem.

Setting it up

1. Cashback Tracker → Networks. INRDeals is already in the list — press Configure on its row.

2. Paste the username and all three tokens.

3. Tick Enable network.

4. Set Default cashback.

5. Save, then press Refresh shops on the row.

What it imports

• Shops — via the Store API

• Coupons — via the Coupon Feed

• Orders — via the Transaction API, on the schedule you set

The sub ID

INRDeals calls it subid, and reports it back as the first sub ID field. Cashback Tracker sends cbtrkr-<member id>.

Getting orders sooner

Do not set up a postback for INRDeals. 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.

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.

When nothing imports

Work out which of the three is failing before changing anything — that tells you which token to look at:

What is missing	Token to check
No shops	Store API
Shops but no coupons	Coupon Feed
Shops and coupons but no orders	Transaction API

If all three fail at once, the username is the more likely cause than three simultaneously wrong tokens.

Cashback Tracker → Logs names which call failed and what INRDeals said about it.