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Define the metric set and layout for an affiliate performance dashboard, delivered as a dashboard specification document - metric definitions with explicit formulas, views per audience, refresh and review cadence, and alert thresholds for top affiliates, conversion by source, and program ROI. Covers B2B SaaS recurring revenue-share and B2C ecommerce order-level CPA programs. Use whenever the user mentions affiliate program reporting, affiliate KPIs, affiliate ROI, revenue concentration, or what to put on an affiliate dashboard, even if they never say dashboard. Specifies metrics, never builds them in a BI tool. Do NOT use for one creator campaign's measurement plan - use mbfinotti/partnerships-skills@influencer-measurement-framework instead.
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Install: claude install-skill mbfinotti/partnerships-skills
# Affiliate Performance Dashboard Define what an affiliate program dashboard measures and how it is laid out, then deliver a dashboard specification document. The spec - not a built dashboard - is the artifact: whoever owns the BI tooling implements it from the spec. No canonical affiliate-dashboard framework exists, and metric definitions are not standardized: no standards body enforces them, IAB and the PMA publish guidance only. Say this plainly to the user; never present a branded framework that does not exist. The method borrows four established things and nothing else: - **Incrementality measurement**, via holdout and geo-lift testing, resting on explicit definitions of incrementality, baseline conversions, and model validation. - **Attributed ROAS vs attributed ROI split**, where ROAS divides attributed revenue by media cost and ROI divides it by media cost plus COGS. - **Sourced vs influenced separation rule**. - **Tiered metric hierarchy plus good-metric criteria**, from Croll & Yoskovitz's _Lean Analytics_: a metric must be comparative, a ratio or rate, understandable, and behavior-changing. The platform glossary behind the first two definitions is named in [references/metric-definitions.md](references/metric-definitions.md), not here; the definitions are the skill's operative ones regardless of which platform the program runs on. ## Ground Rules - Report validated/approved commission and net revenue, never gross - gross is the bigger number and the most-name