The Affiliate Dashboard is a read-only way to organise public information connected with an Apertum DAO membership. It helps you see what the public records show, where your qualification appears to stand, and which results deserve a closer check.
Current tier and rolling qualification
The current tier is shown from the on-chain membership data available to the dashboard. The qualification section then looks at recent direct sales and the time window used by the dashboard to show whether the observed sales appear to support that tier.
A sale can stop counting when its qualification window ends. The “next sale expires” reminder is therefore a planning aid: it tells you when a replacement sale may be needed to avoid a drop in observed qualification.
Commission history
Commission history lists payments found in public records for the selected period. Product and PowerUp commissions are shown as token amounts, not cash values. Use the transaction link to inspect the source record in the official Explorer.
Volume commissions
Rank, Recruiter, and Diamond Visionary payments are separate pool payments. They are displayed separately from ordinary Product and PowerUp commissions because their rules and payment transactions can differ. A blank section means that no matching public payment was found for the selected period; it does not prove that no internal calculation exists.
Possible missed commissions
This section is a review list. It compares public sales and payment records with the observed tier at the time. A “tier was too low” result means the public records suggest a higher level was needed for that commission path. An “appears qualified — review needed” result means the dashboard could not find a matching payment even though the observed tier appeared sufficient.
These are not guaranteed debts or final statements from Apertum DAO. Contract changes, incomplete history, timing differences, and records that cannot be matched can affect the result. Use the transaction links and official support channels for any dispute.
How to use the period selector
The overall period selector changes historical sales and payment sections, such as one month, one year, year to date, all time, or a custom range. The live current tier and the current rolling sales status are still shown separately so that an old reporting period does not look like your current status.