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# Affiliate Admin - Commissions
In **Commission,** you can see the status of all referrals recorded (including *Approved/Denied/Paid or Pending* referrals). Click **Detail** to see more information about each referral.
The **Referral details** page provides you with a summary of their referral performance and commission calculation. Here's an overview of the sections:
1. **Referral overview**: Displays the referral ID and status (e.g., Pending, Approved, Denied).
2. **Product information**: Shows details of the product sold, including quantity, sales amount, commission rate, and commission earned.
3. **Additional information**: Includes data such as subtotal, shipping, and tax, which contribute to the final commission calculation.
4. **Total information**: Summarizes the total sales and commission for the referral, including any merchant adjustments.
5. **Conversion details**: Displays the Shopify order ID, conversion date, and tracking type, providing details of the referral's conversion.
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