Cashback & rewards apps
Attribute a member’s purchase to the click that earned it, then pay the exact commission you were credited — net of fees, in one ledger.
[Capitis for] Publishers
Twelve networks sit behind one set of endpoints — so adding a partner is a config change on our side, not an integration sprint on yours.
"click_token":
"merchant_id":
"end_user":
"network":
"commission":
"conversion_id":
One API surface, twelve networks behind it
Postback
AW‑9244‑118 GB
Network
Admitad · 4471
Category
MCC: 5651
Unmatched
No click token
The same store arrives from five networks under five names. Capitis collapses them into one canonical record, so your reporting stops double-counting and your commission terms stop disagreeing.
The endpoints below never change shape. When a new network comes online its inventory appears in the same merchant list and its conversions arrive in the same ledger — no new SDK, no second reconciliation job.
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Cashback & rewards apps
Attribute a member’s purchase to the click that earned it, then pay the exact commission you were credited — net of fees, in one ledger.
Banking & card-linked
Resolve a card token to the same end‑user as their email and wallet, without raw PII ever leaving your stack.
Loyalty & creator tools
Issue tracked links per creator or per member, and read back clicks, conversions, and EPC straight from the event data.
News & content
Normalized merchant inventory means editorial can link to a program once and keep earning when the network behind it changes.
Drill from any aggregate down to the raw postback that produced it. Every figure on this page is a query against your own event data.