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A Brand is a merchant your Consumers can earn Cashback from. Paylead grants your Program access to a Brand, and the Brand then appears in your catalog. Paylead proposes Campaigns for the Brands in that catalog, which you review and publish as Offers. See Publish an Offer from a Campaign for how a Campaign becomes an Offer. The Brands section is the read-only lookup on that catalog. Open it when you need something about a merchant that the Offer screens do not show you: its legal terms, the description Consumers read, its company number, or the universe it is filed under. In practice you come here before attaching a Coupon to a Brand, or when a Consumer questions the wording displayed next to one of your Offers. The section is available on Programs that run Coupons, the discount-code mechanic where each Coupon is issued to exactly one Brand. On a Program running Cashback alone, the Brand behind an Offer is named on the Offer itself. Brand details are maintained by Paylead. For a Brand attached to a Coupon Offer, ask Paylead from the Support button in Shift to update its logo, Description, Legals terms and application, or Website.

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View a Brand’s details

Under My account > Brands, each row lists a Brand in your catalog. Open a Brand to see its details: Description and Legals terms and application are held per language. Language tabs appear on these two fields only when your Program declares more than one language: they list your Program’s primary language first, then its secondary languages. The list also shows a Stores column, which is not populated: the details apply to the Brand as a whole, not to its individual Stores.

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What’s next

Publish an Offer

Publish a Consumer-facing Offer from a Campaign Paylead proposes.

Edit an Offer

Adjust a published Offer’s details, dates, or Reward rate.