We are pleased to announce the release of a notification center for both Affiliates and Merchants that will allow you to keep up on important account events. The notification center consists of several RSS notification subscriptions as well as a Firefox browser plugin.

The Firefox browser plugin displays your current days performance summary stats and has a pop-up menu that allows you to run several reports directly without the need to login to your account.

Current Affiliate RSS notification feeds:

  • Merchant Emails - Feed of all merchant email announcements.
  • Modified Ads - Feed of all new or modified merchant ads.
  • Transaction (sale, adjustment, bonus) listing - Feed of all transactions that occur.
  • Association changes - Feed of merchant recruitment offers, application acceptances/denials, commission changes.
  • Network emails - Feed of all AvantLink network email announcements.
  • New merchants - A feed of the newest merchants to go live in the AvantLink network.
  • AvantLink announcements - General AvantLink news.
  • AvantShare blog entries - Industry news, insights, and program announcements.

Current Merchant RSS notification feeds:

  • Ad expirations - Feed of ads that are about to expire.
  • Affiliate applications - Feed of all affililate applications.
  • Transaction (sale, adjustment, bonus) listing - Feed of all transactions that occur.
  • AvantLink announcements - General AvantLink news.
  • AvantShare blog entries - Industry news, insights, and program announcements.

You can find the notification center in your account interface under ‘Account -> Notification Center’

Scott & AvantLink

2 Responses to “AvantLink Notification Center is live”

  1. 1slask on Dec 5, 2007 at 8:27 pm:

    Is anyone else having problems with the Firefox plugin ?

    On the Mac (firefox 2.0.0.11 on Mac OS X 10.5.1) when you launch a report by clicking on the avantlink logo, there doesn’t appear to be any way to close the resulting window. I’ve tried clicking, resizing the window, command-clicking, hitting the escape key and a myriad of other arcane ways. So far, the only way to get rid of this window (which is modal, so I can’t click anywhere outside it in firefox) is quit firefox.

    Any sugggestions ?

  2. 2Scott on Dec 6, 2007 at 10:28 am:

    We’ve added a “Close” button to the report pop-up windows. Let us know if that solves your issue.

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