“Campaign Grouping gives you control. But if you mess with source tag mappings, your partners fly blind.”
The Publisher Panel is the restricted access dashboard designed for your external lead partners, aggregators, or marketing agencies. Through it, they can:
It’s your lead partner’s real-time performance mirror — and Campaign Grouping directly affects what’s visible here.
Previously:
Now with Campaign Grouping:
“If source tags are incorrect or publishers are unmapped, your vendors will not see any leads — even if they generated them.”
What’s at stake:
This flow has not changed post-Campaign Grouping, but here's what must be done right:
Step 2: Click on Create → Publisher User
Key Watchout: Do NOT choose Institute User by mistake. Publisher Panel access only comes with the Publisher User role.
Step 3: Fill Publisher Details
Step 4: Set Permissions
Choose one of the following:
| Permission Level | Access |
| Basic | View lead list only, limited fields |
| Advanced | Download rights, full field access, lead journey view |
Whenever you edit a Publisher and add/remove source tags, there will retroactively change attribution across:
Pro Tip: Don’t edit tags casually. If unsure, create a new publisher instead.
| Do This... | So That... |
| Use the exact publisher name while creating the Publisher User | They see only their leads |
| Maintain source tags used in APIs, landing pages | Attribution keeps working |
| Choose "Publisher" as the type when creating publishers | Publisher Panel access can be given |
| Make Edits and sync only when sure | Attribution shifts are live |
| Communicate big updates to partners | Prevent confusion or mistrust |
You clean your leads. Clean your publisher setup, too. This will ensure smoother partnerships with your publishers.
| Do | Don’t |
| Create Publisher Users with matching names | Misspell names during setup |
| Use consistent source tags in Campaign Grouping | Remove tags blindly |
| Assign correct permission levels | Leave access defaults unassigned |