GR8_TECH has rolled out a significant update to its affiliate management platform, introducing new features designed to help operators handle complex partner networks more efficiently.
The upgrade moves the platform well beyond basic tracking and reporting, giving operators far greater control over how their affiliate programmes are structured, segmented, and paid out.
One of the headline additions is an expanded set of RevShare models, allowing operators to calculate Revenue Share based on turnover, gross gaming revenue, or net deposits alongside the existing net gaming revenue model.
This wider selection of RevShare calculation methods gives operators more room to align commission structures directly with their individual commercial agreements and business models.
The platform now also supports an unlimited number of sub-affiliate levels, a notable step up from the previous single-level structure that had limited network depth for larger programmes.
Administrators can apply a single commission plan uniformly across multiple sub-affiliate levels, or alternatively configure entirely different plans for each individual tier depending on their needs.
GR8_TECH has also introduced custom affiliate tags, which allow administrators to classify, segment, and filter partners using business-specific criteria beyond the standard categories of status and traffic type.
Another meaningful addition is prepayment functionality for Flat Fee commission plans, letting administrators schedule prepayments in advance with automatic corrections applied against future payouts.
These prepayment adjustments feed directly into subsequent payout reports, cutting down on manual reconciliation work and reducing the administrative burden on operators running active programmes.
Anna Abalyan, Product Lead for the affiliate management platform at GR8_TECH, explained the thinking behind the updates, saying: “Affiliate programmes are becoming more sophisticated, with operators working with different types of partners, commission models, and network structures.”
Abalyan added: “We want to make complexity easier to manage. Our new updates give operators the flexibility to structure partnerships in a way that works for their business, while the platform takes care of the calculations and reporting behind the scenes.”
The platform is built to scale across both boutique affiliate programmes and large networks, currently processing more than 50 million clicks per month while supporting over 220,000 active partners globally.
