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# Simple affiliate network creation

To add the affiliate network to the Trackwill platform, perform the following steps:

1. Go to the **Affiliate Network** tab
2. And click **Create** button

![](/files/-LvIJdw5mulOfAAbTINd)

In the **Affiliate Network Creation** popup you need to:

1. Set **Affiliate Network name;**
2. Set **Offer URL Template;**
3. Set **Workgroup.**

![](/files/-LvIKjYLReE91u9Zb7gz)

### Offer URL query template

You can configure tokens for a group of offers by using an **Affiliate network** - in this case, you do not need to manually select tokens for each offer from one affiliate network. For example, we have a group of offers, that use the following parameters:

**nats\_at\[subscription\_passthrough1]={clickid}**

So we need to set these parameters in **Offer URL query template** and save our affiliate network:

![](/files/-LvIMbDXGOERwFyI_Eik)

And select this affiliate network in offers settings, that we want to use with these parameters:

![](/files/-LvIMyvx2Zz-qasVID2D)

When **Affiliate Network** configuration is done click **Save** button.


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