What I need to build your promo links

Fill one row per link · send the CSV + specs in one batch · I build all links at once

The one rule that shapes everything

1 promo link = 1 unique invoice-number prefix (or 1 unique Simple Checkout Item ID).

Promos sell through Authorize.net Simple Checkout hosted links on account 7ZvLv33a6Q. The dashboard reads settled transactions from Authorize.net and matches them to a promo by either the transaction invoice-number prefix or the Simple Checkout Item ID. If two affiliates sell the same offer and you want to split them, that is two links with two different prefixes or Item IDs.

How the sale must flow (so it is attributable)

ad → /go/<slug>  (my Worker logs the click)
    → your Authorize.net Simple Checkout link
    → customer pays
    → Authorize.net settles the transaction
    → dashboard reads it, attributes by invoice prefix or Item ID

The critical requirement on your side: each transaction must carry a unique identifier (invoice prefix or Item ID) that maps to exactly one registry row. If it does not, the sale is invisible to the dashboard.

Per-link intake (one row each)

promo_id,slug,name,affiliate,campaign,product,price_point,source,states_allowed,date_created,authnet_simple_checkout_url,invoice_match,item_id

Field	What it is	Rules
`promo_id`	stable unique id	`PL-<AFFILIATE>-<OFFER>`, UPPER, no spaces. Never reused.
`slug`	the `/go/<slug>` path	lowercase, hyphens, url-safe, unique.
`name`	display label	e.g. `Jordie · Recharge Bundle`. No em-dashes (use ·, hyphen, comma).
`affiliate`	who owns the link	real name. No placeholders.
`campaign`	campaign bucket	e.g. `Summer Recharge`.
`product`	the offer sold	what the customer buys.
`price_point`	price in USD	number, e.g. `249`. One price per link.
`source`	traffic channel	Instagram / YouTube / TikTok / Email.
`states_allowed`	states this may sell into	list, or `ALL-LICENSED`. Androgenix is not licensed everywhere (e.g. WI).
`date_created`	launch date	`YYYY-MM-DD`.
`authnet_simple_checkout_url`	the Authorize.net Simple Checkout payment link	becomes the `/go/<slug>` redirect target.
`invoice_match`	invoice-number prefix	unique per promo, e.g. `JORDIE-RECHARGE-`. Required unless Item ID is unique.
`item_id`	Simple Checkout Item ID	if unique per promo, can be used instead of invoice prefix.

At least one of invoice_match or item_id must be unique per link. If both are blank, the promo cannot be tracked.

Compliance (failures get returned)

No cure claims, no guaranteed outcomes, no specific medical-result promises.
Testimonials need a disclaimer.
No claim a licensed provider has not approved.
Respect states_allowed; do not sell into unlicensed states.
No em-dashes anywhere in customer-facing copy. Hyphen, comma, or restructure.

What I hand back per link

The tracked link for your creative (logs the click, then forwards to your payment link):
https://androgenix-promo-redirect.sbalsiger2.workers.dev/go/<slug>
Always use the tracked link in ads. Never the raw payment URL.

Do not send me (I own these)

Authorize.net API credentials — those live in config/.env and are not shared.
Salesforce product or pricebook setup — not part of this path.
WooCommerce store setup — not part of this path.

Confirm back to me: that each promo's Simple Checkout link is configured to submit either a unique invoice-number prefix or a unique Item ID on every transaction. That single fact is what makes the sale show on the dashboard.