Analytics and reporting

Yes. Landing page is on every click record, and affiliate link is one of the fourteen breakdowns, so you can group revenue by the link a partner used and see which of your pages actually closes.

All five, on every click: utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content. Each is a breakdown dimension in its own right, so a campaign an affiliate ran can be measured without you tagging anything yourself.

Yes, as CSV, on every plan. Affiliates, rewards and customers each export with the filters and search you have applied, so the file matches the table rather than dumping everything.

Because they are counting different things. Referly counts clicks on affiliate links and sales attributed to them, last-click, inside your attribution window. GA4 counts sessions with its own model and its own consent handling. The two will never agree, and neither is broken.

Yes. Filters and breakdowns are independent, so you can filter to one country and one device type and still group by affiliate, or filter by affiliate group and group by utm_campaign. Any combination of the fourteen works.

Clicks and sales appear as they are recorded rather than on a nightly batch, so the dashboard reflects the day you are in. We would rather say that plainly than call it real-time, which usually means something stricter.

Your program's history is your program's history. Reporting reads the clicks, referrals and sales you have recorded rather than a rolling window. Check with us before assuming a specific retention period if that matters to a compliance requirement.

Yes, in the acquisition report, which groups affiliates by the source that created them. Note that this report is part of the Engage add-on rather than a plan feature, though the source tag itself is on every affiliate record on every plan.