Network groups vs. networks
Network groups represent a single affiliate platform brand — for example, Impact, Awin, or Rakuten. A network group bundles together all the regional instances of that platform. Networks are the individual regional instances within a group. For example, the Impact network group contains separate networks for Impact US, Impact UK, Impact France, and so on. Each network carries its own merchant count, active merchant count, product count, logo URL, and country association. Use network groups when you want to present a deduplicated list of platforms. Use individual networks when you need to filter merchants or products by a specific region or platform instance.Available endpoints
Query parameters
Both list endpoints support the following parameters:
The
GET /v1/networks endpoint additionally supports:
Response structure
All list endpoints return a paginated envelope with two top-level keys:meta and data.