Post-Purchase Cross-Selling & Upselling

New

• New "Product number for the discount line item" setting: the discount line item of an accepted offer can now carry its own product number, which an ERP can use to map the line item.

New

• An ERP that signs in with a username and password instead of an integration can now wait for orders via a separate Shopware Administration user account.
• New "Show short benefit" switch: the short benefit below the offered product's name ("Selected to match this order.") can now be hidden per Shopping Experiences layout. Existing layouts keep showing it.

Improved

• Elements that themes or extensions add to the checkout header no longer appear in the offer page header.
• Preview links from the campaign editor are now valid for 30 minutes; an expired link shows a clear notice instead of an error page.
• Details of an order in the "ERP Export" tab now open via "View details".

New

• CC and BCC recipients for the acceptance confirmation email: via two new fields under "Emails, retention & advanced", a copy of the confirmation email is sent to additional addresses, for example an internal inbox, when a customer accepts an offer. CC recipients are visible to the customer, BCC recipients are not. Both fields are empty by default, so nothing changes until you use them.

New

• Optional ERP export: if an ERP or fulfilment system imports your orders, an order with an offer now waits until its offer is finished, so your ERP imports the final order and never a version that changes a moment later. Orders without an offer are ready right away. Switch it on per sales channel and choose the integration your ERP uses to import orders. Use it only with an ERP that re-checks all open orders on each run; ask your ERP partner first if you are unsure.
• A new "ERP Export" tab under Marketing > Cross-Selling & Upselling shows every order that qualified for an offer and whether it is "Waiting" or "Ready for the ERP", next to its order status. Filter the list by order number or ERP readiness. Almost every order becomes ready on its own. If the processing of an accepted offer does not finish, the order shows "Review needed" and you can "Allow this import" once you have checked it; the "Health" tab lists these orders, and designated recipients get an email if one of these orders keeps waiting past the threshold – 15 minutes by default.

Changed

• Changing the ERP export setting finishes open offers first: when you switch it on or off, or pick a different integration, open offers in the affected sales channels are finished before the new setting applies, so no offer is left unresolved. Shopware refuses the change while an accepted offer is still being processed.

New

• Live value placeholders in campaign copy: all campaign text fields (context pill, headline, sublines, benefit text and items, both buttons) now support %price%, %savings% and %percent% alongside %product%. Values resolve at display time from the offer's actual totals, so edited prices or discounts can never leave stale numbers in your copy. %savings% and %percent% stay empty when the campaign has no discount.
• Order-confirmation strip: every offer page now opens with a compact strip confirming that the order has been placed – green tick, "Order complete", and a link to the order confirmation page – so the customer knows their order has been placed before any offer is made. The link only opens the order confirmation page; it never accepts or declines the offer.

Changed

• The offer page was redesigned around the product image. When the order contains the campaign's trigger product, a compact "Your order includes" card, a plus connector and the image-first offer panel form one visual bundle; without a trigger product the offer card stands alone with the same width and height as in the paired layout – at every desktop width, and also inside Shopping Experiences layouts. Decorative shadows and hardcoded corner radii are gone: corners now follow your theme's radius settings, so the page renders flat on a flat theme and rounded on a rounded one.
• The "Fits your order" recommendation badge is now off by default. On the built-in page there is no switch for it; in a Shopping Experiences layout the element's "Show badge" toggle brings it back. Existing layouts keep their saved setting.
• Offers appear only for orders that can still change. A cancelled or completed order, or one whose payment was refunded or voided, no longer shows an offer page – the customer lands on the normal order confirmation page instead. The same applies when the storefront context no longer matches the order, for example after a currency switch.
• The offer-page address changed to /cwk-post-purchase-offer/. Links using the previous address keep working.
• Customer-facing default copy was revised in both languages, including the strip title, the reassurance line and the fallback for the context pill. The German mail-template naming is updated by a migration that only touches the stock wording – customised template names and descriptions are never overwritten.
• Theme note: if your theme overrides offer.html.twig or _bundle-offer-experience.html.twig, re-sync the override to render the full redesign. Stale overrides degrade gracefully in the meantime.

Fixed

• Graduated (tier) prices: the whole offer – discount, struck-through price and savings percentage – is now calculated from the price tier that actually applies to the customer, not from the quantity-1 price. A safety net verifies the price basis before any payment is taken and before the order is changed; on a mismatch the acceptance is refused, and a shift detected only after a capture is refunded automatically.
• The campaign list's product and campaign pickers now rank results by search relevance instead of alphabetically, so the product or campaign you search for is found even on a large catalogue.
• Variants in the campaign list filters now show their option values, so two variants of the same parent product are distinguishable.
• "Reset filters" now works from the filtered empty state after a page reload.
• An offer whose payment was already attempted can no longer be reopened by returning from a cancelled PayPal checkout.
• Product images without a file no longer render as an empty image, and alt text stored for the media now takes precedence over the product name on the offer and context images.

• Fixed a case where a newly created campaign could appear unsaveable: after its offer-page preview was opened before the first save, the campaign was in fact stored, but the screen stayed on "create" and every further save failed with an error. The first save now opens the saved campaign, and saving works as expected. No configuration changes are required.
• The acceptance column in the campaign list is now labelled "Accepted" (previously "Accepts"), matching the analytics and activity wording.

• Offer page: when the offer product or the trigger product is a variant, the corresponding card now shows its option values (e.g. Colour: Red | Size: XL) under the product name, in the sales-channel language and in the same wording Shopware uses for order line items. Before, a variant showed only the inherited product name there, so the customer could not tell which variant it was. Simple products are unchanged; campaign selection and pricing do not change.

• Variants in the product pickers: the trigger product and excluded products fields now find variants by search and show them with their option values (e.g. Colour: Red, Size: M), the same way the offer product field already did. A configurable product still applies to all of its variants; a single variant can also be the trigger or an exclusion.
• Product numbers in every product picker, so products that share a name can be told apart.
• A new help text on the trigger product field explains configurable products versus single variants.
• Offer page: the plus between the order card and the offer card keeps the desktop design on phones and stacked tablet widths (green, with connector lines into both cards); the product name in the order card is one step smaller on phones.

Every line below is new or changed since 1.1.7. Versions are platform-banded: 2.x = Shopware 6.5, 3.x = Shopware 6.6, 4.x = Shopware 6.7.

• Redesigned offer page: order-context card and offer card side by side, benefit checklist, reassurance strip, a prominent accept button with the price on it, sticky actions on mobile, robust handling of product images and long product names.
• Offer page layouts via Shopping Experiences, with per-section display options (context pill, subline, context card, recommendation badge, discount row, savings display, tax note, benefit checklist, reassurance strip).
• Per-campaign offer copy: the subline in both payment variants, label above the headline, short benefit, product benefits and decline button text; short benefit and product benefits support the %product% placeholder; campaign names are translatable.
• Analytics dashboard: added revenue, average upsell value, revenue per 100 orders and acceptance rate as KPIs, plus shown/accepted/declined/failed, a revenue-over-time chart, date presets and campaign and sales channel filters.
• New "Activity" tab: per order, what the offer did (shown, accepted, declined, not applied, failed) — including plain-language reasons when a matching campaign was held back.
• New "Health" tab: checks the extension's setup and shows the most common reasons why no offer appears.
• Campaign detail reorganised into Campaign / Offer / Handling tabs, with a readiness strip and a live preview of the offer page in both payment variants — no test order needed; new campaigns start inactive.
• Campaign list with a filter sidebar, type-ahead campaign and product search, and optional metric columns (shown, accepts, acceptance rate, added revenue).
• Campaign selection prefers the most specifically targeted campaign: product triggers over category and manufacturer triggers over "Always (any order)"; priority decides within the same specificity.
• Cart promotion policy per campaign: suppress the offer (safe default) or stack the promotion and calculate the actual add-on amount.
• PayPal: the silent recharge now also covers saved PayPal credit/debit cards; wallet orders without a saved payment approve the add-on amount with a quick confirmation at PayPal.
• Order and money-path fixes: correct VAT on the discount in B2B net shops, accepting also works on orders with shipping discounts, cart-promotion line items without a product reference no longer break campaign matching, recharges refuse currencies with other than two decimal places.
• Admin quality: fully reviewed copy in German and English, translated health checks, rounded and localised amounts and rates, reliable tab navigation; failed acceptances show a plain-language summary with copyable technical details.

New

• New "Product number for the discount line item" setting: the discount line item of an accepted offer can now carry its own product number, which an ERP can use to map the line item.

New

• An ERP that signs in with a username and password instead of an integration can now wait for orders via a separate Shopware Administration user account.
• New "Show short benefit" switch: the short benefit below the offered product's name ("Selected to match this order.") can now be hidden per Shopping Experiences layout. Existing layouts keep showing it.

Improved

• Elements that themes or extensions add to the checkout header no longer appear in the offer page header.
• Preview links from the campaign editor are now valid for 30 minutes; an expired link shows a clear notice instead of an error page.
• Details of an order in the "ERP Export" tab now open via "View details".

New

• CC and BCC recipients for the acceptance confirmation email: via two new fields under "Emails, retention & advanced", a copy of the confirmation email is sent to additional addresses, for example an internal inbox, when a customer accepts an offer. CC recipients are visible to the customer, BCC recipients are not. Both fields are empty by default, so nothing changes until you use them.

New

• Optional ERP export: if an ERP or fulfilment system imports your orders, an order with an offer now waits until its offer is finished, so your ERP imports the final order and never a version that changes a moment later. Orders without an offer are ready right away. Switch it on per sales channel and choose the integration your ERP uses to import orders. Use it only with an ERP that re-checks all open orders on each run; ask your ERP partner first if you are unsure.
• A new "ERP Export" tab under Marketing > Cross-Selling & Upselling shows every order that qualified for an offer and whether it is "Waiting" or "Ready for the ERP", next to its order status. Filter the list by order number or ERP readiness. Almost every order becomes ready on its own. If the processing of an accepted offer does not finish, the order shows "Review needed" and you can "Allow this import" once you have checked it; the "Health" tab lists these orders, and designated recipients get an email if one of these orders keeps waiting past the threshold – 15 minutes by default.

Changed

• Changing the ERP export setting finishes open offers first: when you switch it on or off, or pick a different integration, open offers in the affected sales channels are finished before the new setting applies, so no offer is left unresolved. Shopware refuses the change while an accepted offer is still being processed.

New

• Live value placeholders in campaign copy: all campaign text fields (context pill, headline, sublines, benefit text and items, both buttons) now support %price%, %savings% and %percent% alongside %product%. Values resolve at display time from the offer's actual totals, so edited prices or discounts can never leave stale numbers in your copy. %savings% and %percent% stay empty when the campaign has no discount.
• Order-confirmation strip: every offer page now opens with a compact strip confirming that the order has been placed – green tick, "Order complete", and a link to the order confirmation page – so the customer knows their order has been placed before any offer is made. The link only opens the order confirmation page; it never accepts or declines the offer.

Changed

• The offer page was redesigned around the product image. When the order contains the campaign's trigger product, a compact "Your order includes" card, a plus connector and the image-first offer panel form one visual bundle; without a trigger product the offer card stands alone with the same width and height as in the paired layout – at every desktop width, and also inside Shopping Experiences layouts. Decorative shadows and hardcoded corner radii are gone: corners now follow your theme's radius settings, so the page renders flat on a flat theme and rounded on a rounded one.
• The "Fits your order" recommendation badge is now off by default. On the built-in page there is no switch for it; in a Shopping Experiences layout the element's "Show badge" toggle brings it back. Existing layouts keep their saved setting.
• Offers appear only for orders that can still change. A cancelled or completed order, or one whose payment was refunded or voided, no longer shows an offer page – the customer lands on the normal order confirmation page instead. The same applies when the storefront context no longer matches the order, for example after a currency switch.
• The offer-page address changed to /cwk-post-purchase-offer/. Links using the previous address keep working.
• Customer-facing default copy was revised in both languages, including the strip title, the reassurance line and the fallback for the context pill. The German mail-template naming is updated by a migration that only touches the stock wording – customised template names and descriptions are never overwritten.
• Theme note: if your theme overrides offer.html.twig or _bundle-offer-experience.html.twig, re-sync the override to render the full redesign. Stale overrides degrade gracefully in the meantime.

Fixed

• Graduated (tier) prices: the whole offer – discount, struck-through price and savings percentage – is now calculated from the price tier that actually applies to the customer, not from the quantity-1 price. A safety net verifies the price basis before any payment is taken and before the order is changed; on a mismatch the acceptance is refused, and a shift detected only after a capture is refunded automatically.
• The campaign list's product and campaign pickers now rank results by search relevance instead of alphabetically, so the product or campaign you search for is found even on a large catalogue.
• Variants in the campaign list filters now show their option values, so two variants of the same parent product are distinguishable.
• "Reset filters" now works from the filtered empty state after a page reload.
• An offer whose payment was already attempted can no longer be reopened by returning from a cancelled PayPal checkout.
• Product images without a file no longer render as an empty image, and alt text stored for the media now takes precedence over the product name on the offer and context images.

• Fixed a case where a newly created campaign could appear unsaveable: after its offer-page preview was opened before the first save, the campaign was in fact stored, but the screen stayed on "create" and every further save failed with an error. The first save now opens the saved campaign, and saving works as expected. No configuration changes are required.
• The acceptance column in the campaign list is now labelled "Accepted" (previously "Accepts"), matching the analytics and activity wording.

• Offer page: when the offer product or the trigger product is a variant, the corresponding card now shows its option values (e.g. Colour: Red | Size: XL) under the product name, in the sales-channel language and in the same wording Shopware uses for order line items. Before, a variant showed only the inherited product name there, so the customer could not tell which variant it was. Simple products are unchanged; campaign selection and pricing do not change.

• Variants in the product pickers: the trigger product and excluded products fields now find variants by search and show them with their option values (e.g. Colour: Red, Size: M), the same way the offer product field already did. A configurable product still applies to all of its variants; a single variant can also be the trigger or an exclusion.
• Product numbers in every product picker, so products that share a name can be told apart.
• A new help text on the trigger product field explains configurable products versus single variants.
• Offer page: the plus between the order card and the offer card keeps the desktop design on phones and stacked tablet widths (green, with connector lines into both cards); the product name in the order card is one step smaller on phones.

Every line below is new or changed since 1.1.7. Versions are platform-banded: 2.x = Shopware 6.5, 3.x = Shopware 6.6, 4.x = Shopware 6.7.

• Redesigned offer page: order-context card and offer card side by side, benefit checklist, reassurance strip, a prominent accept button with the price on it, sticky actions on mobile, robust handling of product images and long product names.
• Offer page layouts via Shopping Experiences, with per-section display options (context pill, subline, context card, recommendation badge, discount row, savings display, tax note, benefit checklist, reassurance strip).
• Per-campaign offer copy: the subline in both payment variants, label above the headline, short benefit, product benefits and decline button text; short benefit and product benefits support the %product% placeholder; campaign names are translatable.
• Analytics dashboard: added revenue, average upsell value, revenue per 100 orders and acceptance rate as KPIs, plus shown/accepted/declined/failed, a revenue-over-time chart, date presets and campaign and sales channel filters.
• New "Activity" tab: per order, what the offer did (shown, accepted, declined, not applied, failed) — including plain-language reasons when a matching campaign was held back.
• New "Health" tab: checks the extension's setup and shows the most common reasons why no offer appears.
• Campaign detail reorganised into Campaign / Offer / Handling tabs, with a readiness strip and a live preview of the offer page in both payment variants — no test order needed; new campaigns start inactive.
• Campaign list with a filter sidebar, type-ahead campaign and product search, and optional metric columns (shown, accepts, acceptance rate, added revenue).
• Campaign selection prefers the most specifically targeted campaign: product triggers over category and manufacturer triggers over "Always (any order)"; priority decides within the same specificity.
• Cart promotion policy per campaign: suppress the offer (safe default) or stack the promotion and calculate the actual add-on amount.
• PayPal: the silent recharge now also covers saved PayPal credit/debit cards; wallet orders without a saved payment approve the add-on amount with a quick confirmation at PayPal.
• Order and money-path fixes: correct VAT on the discount in B2B net shops, accepting also works on orders with shipping discounts, cart-promotion line items without a product reference no longer break campaign matching, recharges refuse currencies with other than two decimal places.
• Admin quality: fully reviewed copy in German and English, translated health checks, rounded and localised amounts and rates, reliable tab navigation; failed acceptances show a plain-language summary with copyable technical details.

New

• New "Product number for the discount line item" setting: the discount line item of an accepted offer can now carry its own product number, which an ERP can use to map the line item.

New

• An ERP that signs in with a username and password instead of an integration can now wait for orders via a separate Shopware Administration user account.
• New "Show short benefit" switch: the short benefit below the offered product's name ("Selected to match this order.") can now be hidden per Shopping Experiences layout. Existing layouts keep showing it.

Improved

• Elements that themes or extensions add to the checkout header no longer appear in the offer page header.
• Preview links from the campaign editor are now valid for 30 minutes; an expired link shows a clear notice instead of an error page.
• Details of an order in the "ERP Export" tab now open via "View details".

New

• CC and BCC recipients for the acceptance confirmation email: via two new fields under "Emails, retention & advanced", a copy of the confirmation email is sent to additional addresses, for example an internal inbox, when a customer accepts an offer. CC recipients are visible to the customer, BCC recipients are not. Both fields are empty by default, so nothing changes until you use them.

New

• Optional ERP export: if an ERP or fulfilment system imports your orders, an order with an offer now waits until its offer is finished, so your ERP imports the final order and never a version that changes a moment later. Orders without an offer are ready right away. Switch it on per sales channel and choose the integration your ERP uses to import orders. Use it only with an ERP that re-checks all open orders on each run; ask your ERP partner first if you are unsure.
• A new "ERP Export" tab under Marketing > Cross-Selling & Upselling shows every order that qualified for an offer and whether it is "Waiting" or "Ready for the ERP", next to its order status. Filter the list by order number or ERP readiness. Almost every order becomes ready on its own. If the processing of an accepted offer does not finish, the order shows "Review needed" and you can "Allow this import" once you have checked it; the "Health" tab lists these orders, and designated recipients get an email if one of these orders keeps waiting past the threshold – 15 minutes by default.

Changed

• Changing the ERP export setting finishes open offers first: when you switch it on or off, or pick a different integration, open offers in the affected sales channels are finished before the new setting applies, so no offer is left unresolved. Shopware refuses the change while an accepted offer is still being processed.

New

• Live value placeholders in campaign copy: all campaign text fields (context pill, headline, sublines, benefit text and items, both buttons) now support %price%, %savings% and %percent% alongside %product%. Values resolve at display time from the offer's actual totals, so edited prices or discounts can never leave stale numbers in your copy. %savings% and %percent% stay empty when the campaign has no discount.
• Order-confirmation strip: every offer page now opens with a compact strip confirming that the order has been placed – green tick, "Order complete", and a link to the order confirmation page – so the customer knows their order has been placed before any offer is made. The link only opens the order confirmation page; it never accepts or declines the offer.

Changed

• The offer page was redesigned around the product image. When the order contains the campaign's trigger product, a compact "Your order includes" card, a plus connector and the image-first offer panel form one visual bundle; without a trigger product the offer card stands alone with the same width and height as in the paired layout – at every desktop width, and also inside Shopping Experiences layouts. Decorative shadows and hardcoded corner radii are gone: corners now follow your theme's radius settings, so the page renders flat on a flat theme and rounded on a rounded one.
• The "Fits your order" recommendation badge is now off by default. On the built-in page there is no switch for it; in a Shopping Experiences layout the element's "Show badge" toggle brings it back. Existing layouts keep their saved setting.
• Offers appear only for orders that can still change. A cancelled or completed order, or one whose payment was refunded or voided, no longer shows an offer page – the customer lands on the normal order confirmation page instead. The same applies when the storefront context no longer matches the order, for example after a currency switch.
• The offer-page address changed to /cwk-post-purchase-offer/. Links using the previous address keep working.
• Customer-facing default copy was revised in both languages, including the strip title, the reassurance line and the fallback for the context pill. The German mail-template naming is updated by a migration that only touches the stock wording – customised template names and descriptions are never overwritten.
• Theme note: if your theme overrides offer.html.twig or _bundle-offer-experience.html.twig, re-sync the override to render the full redesign. Stale overrides degrade gracefully in the meantime.

Fixed

• Graduated (tier) prices: the whole offer – discount, struck-through price and savings percentage – is now calculated from the price tier that actually applies to the customer, not from the quantity-1 price. A safety net verifies the price basis before a payment is taken or the order is changed; on a mismatch the acceptance is refused, and a shift detected only after a capture is refunded automatically.
• The campaign list's product and campaign pickers now rank results by search relevance instead of alphabetically, so the product or campaign you search for is found even on a large catalogue.
• Variants in the campaign list filters now show their option values, so two variants of the same parent product are distinguishable.
• "Reset filters" now works from the filtered empty state after a page reload.
• An offer whose payment was already attempted can no longer be reopened by returning from a cancelled PayPal checkout.
• Product images without a file no longer render as an empty image, and alt text stored for the media now takes precedence over the product name on the offer and context images.

• Fixed a case where a newly created campaign could appear unsaveable: after its offer-page preview was opened before the first save, the campaign was in fact stored, but the screen stayed on "create" and every further save failed with an error. The first save now opens the saved campaign, and saving works as expected. No configuration changes are required.
• The acceptance column in the campaign list is now labelled "Accepted" (previously "Accepts"), matching the analytics and activity wording.

• Offer page: when the offer product or the trigger product is a variant, the corresponding card now shows its option values (e.g. Colour: Red | Size: XL) under the product name, in the sales-channel language and in the same wording Shopware uses for order line items. Before, a variant showed only the inherited product name there, so the customer could not tell which variant it was. Simple products are unchanged; campaign selection and pricing do not change.

• Variants in the product pickers: the trigger product and excluded products fields now find variants by search and show them with their option values (e.g. Colour: Red, Size: M), the same way the offer product field already did. A configurable product still applies to all of its variants; a single variant can also be the trigger or an exclusion.
• Product numbers in every product picker, so products that share a name can be told apart.
• A new help text on the trigger product field explains configurable products versus single variants.
• Offer page: the plus between the order card and the offer card keeps the desktop design on phones and stacked tablet widths (green, with connector lines into both cards); the product name in the order card is one step smaller on phones.

Every line below is new or changed since 1.1.7. Versions are platform-banded: 2.x = Shopware 6.5, 3.x = Shopware 6.6, 4.x = Shopware 6.7.

• Redesigned offer page: order-context card and offer card side by side, benefit checklist, reassurance strip, a prominent accept button with the price on it, sticky actions on mobile, robust handling of product images and long product names.
• Offer page layouts via Shopping Experiences, with per-section display options (context pill, subline, context card, recommendation badge, discount row, savings display, tax note, benefit checklist, reassurance strip).
• Per-campaign offer copy: the subline in both payment variants, label above the headline, short benefit, product benefits and decline button text; short benefit and product benefits support the %product% placeholder; campaign names are translatable.
• Analytics dashboard: added revenue, average upsell value, revenue per 100 orders and acceptance rate as KPIs, plus shown/accepted/declined/failed, a revenue-over-time chart, date presets and campaign and sales channel filters.
• New "Activity" tab: per order, what the offer did (shown, accepted, declined, not applied, failed) — including plain-language reasons when a matching campaign was held back.
• New "Health" tab: checks the extension's setup and shows the most common reasons why no offer appears.
• Campaign detail reorganised into Campaign / Offer / Handling tabs, with a readiness strip and a live preview of the offer page in both payment variants — no test order needed; new campaigns start inactive.
• Campaign list with a filter sidebar, type-ahead campaign and product search, and optional metric columns (shown, accepts, acceptance rate, added revenue).
• Campaign selection prefers the most specifically targeted campaign: product triggers over category and manufacturer triggers over "Always (any order)"; priority decides within the same specificity.
• Cart promotion policy per campaign: suppress the offer (safe default) or stack the promotion and calculate the actual add-on amount.
• PayPal: the silent recharge now also covers saved PayPal credit/debit cards; wallet orders without a saved payment approve the add-on amount with a quick confirmation at PayPal.
• Order and money-path fixes: correct VAT on the discount in B2B net shops, accepting also works on orders with shipping discounts, cart-promotion line items without a product reference no longer break campaign matching, recharges refuse currencies with other than two decimal places.
• Admin quality: fully reviewed copy in German and English, translated health checks, rounded and localised amounts and rates, reliable tab navigation; failed acceptances show a plain-language summary with copyable technical details.

• Focused add-on offers after checkout, with accepted products assigned to the existing order and no second checkout.
• Offer targeting by product, category, or manufacturer, with percentage, fixed, or no discount.
• Support for invoice, prepayment, cash on delivery, and PayPal. Depending on the payment method, an additional payment approval may be required.
• Safe order handling with stock checks, configurable shipping policy, protection for already documented orders, and one-time expiring offer links.
• Built-in analytics with impressions, accepts, acceptance rate, added revenue, and a health check.