Duplicates
Repeated event or user identifiers.
Fraud controls should identify suspicious patterns without treating every performance change as proof of bad traffic.
Duplicate events, prohibited traffic, invalid GEOs and automated patterns should be defined before volume is accepted.
An old device, unusual browser or short conversion time can be a clue, not a verdict. Source method and campaign behaviour matter.
Networks, publishers and advertisers should be able to review click IDs, timestamps, rejection reasons and aggregated patterns.
Repeated event or user identifiers.
Unusual click or conversion timing.
GEO, language, device or source inconsistency.
Non-human interaction patterns.
Traffic outside declared or accepted methods.
Logs and reason codes supporting decisions.
SmartLink routing does not replace transparent traffic acquisition, stable tracking or partner communication. It makes those inputs more useful by connecting them to eligible dating inventory.
Tell us the source, GEO mix and approximate monthly volume. The same application endpoint records the page that generated the request, so topic-level lead attribution remains available.