> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.uppromote.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.uppromote.com/uppromote-marketplace/marketplace-account-guide/my-offers.md).

# My offers

The **My offers** page is where you can manage and track all the offers they have applied for. This page provides key details about each offer, including commission structure, status, affiliate links, referrals, and earnings.

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Each row in the offer list represents an offer you’ve applied for and includes the following details:

* **Brand name** – The brand offering the affiliate program.
* **Commission structure** – The earnings model (e.g., the percentage per order or fixed amount per item).
* **Affiliate link** – Your unique tracking link to promote the offer.
* **Total referrals** – The number of successful referrals generated.
* **Total commission** – The total earnings from this offer.
* **Last referral** – The date and time of your most recent referral.
* **Status** – Shows your approval status and promotion ability
  * **Active:** You are approved to promote the offer and earn commissions.
  * **Pending approval:** Your application is being reviewed by the brand. You are not able to promote their offer yet.
  * **Inactive:** Your application was denied, or your account has been deactivated by the brand. Hence, you are not allowed to promote their offer.
* **Application source** – Indicates whether you applied the offer via the Marketplace or directly outside the Marketplace.
* **Application date** – The date you applied for the offer.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Tips for managing your offers**:

1. Use your affiliate links to start promoting approved offers immediately.
2. Monitor referrals and commissions to track performance and optimize your promotions.
3. Check status updates regularly to see if pending applications have been approved or if an active offer has been deactivated.
   {% endhint %}

For each offer, you can see more information by clicking on the eye icon to visit its **Brand details** page.

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If you want to access the account of one specific brand, you can click on the arrow icon. No need to log into each separate account any longer!&#x20;

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