TradeTracker
TradeTracker affiliate data without a parallel integration stack
Publishers searching TradeTracker API often operate in Benelux and EU markets alongside global networks. Feedico lets you connect TradeTracker once, then consume coupon lists and merchant rows through the same endpoints as Impact or Admitad.
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Who is this for?
Teams that monetize through TradeTracker and need the same engineering pattern as other affiliate sources.
How data flows
What you get with Feedico
Unified pagination
Same POST list routes as every other connected source.
Stable JSON fields
Your app reads Feedico rows, not raw TradeTracker export quirks.
Provider filtering
Segment TradeTracker coupons when compliance requires it.
Dashboard credentials
Operators manage keys in one place alongside other networks.
Connecting TradeTracker: credentials, endpoints, and what syncs
Authentication: SOAP web service authentication with Customer ID + passphrase. Secrets are encrypted at rest and never returned by the API.
What you enter in the dashboard
- Customer ID
- Your TradeTracker customer ID.
- API passphrase
- Web services passphrase (not your login password); stored encrypted.
- Affiliate site ID
- Optional: limit sync to one of your sites.
TradeTracker APIs Feedico calls
- SOAP affiliate service (soap-literal-wsi)
- Campaigns and materials for your affiliate site.
| TradeTracker object | Feedico row |
|---|---|
| Campaign | Firm row, provider tradetracker |
| Voucher material | Coupon row |
- TradeTracker is SOAP-only; Feedico hides the XML envelopes so you read the same JSON as every other network.
About TradeTracker
TradeTracker is a performance marketing network with roots in the Netherlands, connecting advertisers and publishers across Europe. See tradetracker.com for programme policies and publisher documentation. www.tradetracker.com/. TradeTracker is independent third-party software; trademarks belong to their owner. We summarise public positioning only - confirm policies and programme rules on the vendor site.
How it works
- 1
Connect TradeTracker
Enter your Customer ID, API passphrase and Affiliate site ID in the dashboard - only for programmes you are approved on.
- 2
Sync & normalize
Feedico calls SOAP affiliate service (soap-literal-wsi), then maps campaign and voucher material into normalized firm and coupon rows.
- 3
Call one API
Same list endpoints, pagination, and POST filters as your other connected providers.
- 4
Ship product
Websites, apps, extensions, or pipelines - one consumer path for every network.
Example row shape
Illustrative JSON - your integration uses customer OpenAPI field names. provider identifies the source (tradetracker).
{
"provider": "tradetracker",
"networkName": "Example Shop NL",
"merchant": "Example Shop",
"title": "15% off your order",
"code": "SAVE15",
"offerUrl": "https://…"
}Native integration vs Feedico
| Topic | Via Feedico | One-off native client |
|---|---|---|
| Schema alongside other networks | ✅ Shared | ❌ Fork per vendor |
| Auth & secrets in your app | ✅ One Feedico token | ⚠️ SOAP web service authentication with Customer ID + passphrase. |
| TradeTracker APIs to integrate | Handled in the sync layer | 1 (SOAP affiliate service (soap-literal-wsi)) |
| Schema drift from vendor updates | Absorbed in mapping | ❌ Your on-call |
| When native API is still right | - | ✅ Exclusive fields / edge workflows |
Why pair TradeTracker with a unified layer?
TradeTracker alone needs 3 credentials and its own auth scheme (SOAP web service authentication with Customer ID + passphrase). Most growth teams do not stop at one flagship programme source. When TradeTracker is one leg of a multi-network roadmap, maintaining parallel DTOs burns velocity. Feedico lets you keep the relationships that matter while consolidating what your product consumes day to day.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Feedico the same company as TradeTracker?
- No. TradeTracker is an independent affiliate network. Feedico normalizes data from connections you authorize in our dashboard.
- Do I still need TradeTracker programme approval?
- Yes. You must remain approved for advertisers you promote. Feedico surfaces synced data; it does not grant programme access.
- Can TradeTracker rows mix with other networks?
- Yes. Use provider filters when you need a TradeTracker-only slice, or blended lists for multi-network products.
- When should I call TradeTracker APIs directly?
- For TradeTracker-specific reporting or account administration. Use Feedico where multi-network coupon and merchant lists power your app.
Affiliate disclosure: some links on Feedico are affiliate links. We may earn a commission when you buy through them, at no extra cost to you. Publishers still need programme approval and compliant use at each affiliate network. Feedico provides the integration layer, not a substitute for network terms.