Creator portal
Every affiliate has their own self-serve portal on a private link. It's mobile-first — most creators open it on their phone — and shows only their own data, with no login: the link itself is the credential.
What the creator sees
- Their referral link, ready to copy and share.
- Deliveries: submit content for review, follow its status, read team feedback and send a new version when a revision is requested.
- Earnings: referrals, revenue driven, pending payout and paid to date.
- Their rank among the program's affiliates.
- Payout history, gifts received and the content they've posted.
Delivering content
Creators use Deliver content to submit work: a title, the link to the post, the platform, an optional brief and a note. The team reviews it on the Content page; the creator sees the status live — In review, Revision requested (with the feedback thread and a resubmit form), Approved or Not selected. Submitting against an open brief claims it automatically.
Sharing the link
Open an affiliate on the Affiliates page and use Copy portal link (or Open) in the Creator portal card. Each link is unique and unguessable.
Creators can now deliver content from the portal. A self-serve login and gift claiming come next.
File uploads
Deliveries are no longer link-only: creators attach the actual video or image (up to 200 MB) and it uploads straight from the portal. The team watches the file in the review queue, and on approve the file moves into the workspace's own content hub storage under the UGC inbox. New and resubmitted deliveries also ping the team under the bell.
Your standing
Every portal shows a gamified Your standing panel: this month's rank, activity score (0-100), posts in the last 30 days, and the chase itself — how many points the creator is behind the affiliate above them, or how far from the Top 3 and its exclusive reward. The number 1 sees "You lead the board", and a granted Top 3 reward appears right in the panel.
Safe link
Each creator shares one safe link (ecomyard.com/r/…) instead of a raw discount code. Every click is tracked and hands out a fresh single-use code before redirecting to the store, so a code that leaks to a coupon site is worthless after one use. The portal shows the link with its click count, and the team sees clicks plus the next code on the affiliate's detail page.