Prerequisite
To use Affiliate Links, you must first technically integrate them into your website and CRM. You can learn how to do that here.
Overview
There are three ways to create Affiliate links in Euler:
During Partner Creation or Acceptance
Manually for a Specific Partner
In Bulk for Multiple Partners
1. Creating/Accepting a Partner
Whether you're manually adding a partner in Euler or accepting one who applied to your program, setting up a unique referral link is quick and easy.
In the first step of the process, you’ll have the option to create an affiliate link. All you need to do is enter the destination URL — we’ll handle the rest.
2. Manually Create an Affiliate Link
Create an Affiliate Link for a Specific Partner
Navigate to the Partner page in Euler.
Click on the name of the partner you want to manage.
Open the Affiliate Links tab.
Click + New to create a new link.
Enter a Name to describe the purpose of the link (e.g., "Newsletter").
Set the Page URL where the partner should be redirected.
Click the Save button.
A unique identifier will be automatically generated and attached to the link, allowing you to track its performance.
3. Bulk Create Affiliate Links
If you need to generate links for multiple partners at once, follow these steps:
Navigate to Settings
Click on the
Partner AccesstabClick on the
Affiliate LinkssectionScroll down to the
Create Affiliate LinkssectionType a Name for the affiliate link
Paste the URL you want to redirect traffic to.
Ex: www.<your company>.com/book-a-demoSelect one of the options:
All partners – creates links for every partner.
Only partners without a link – targets only partners who don't already have an Affiliate link.
By tags – allows you to select a specific tag; a new field will appear for you to choose the desired tag.
Once you've made your selections, a blue button will appear showing how many partners will be affected, for example, "Create for 12 partners".
Click that button to generate the links.
Referral links will be automatically created and assigned to all selected partners.