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Use this skill when an agency operator wants the list of partner applications waiting on a decision for a brand: who has applied to the programme and is sitting in the pending queue. The output is a read-only queue; the approve or decline happens in the network dashboard. How the queue is read depends on the network. Some advertiser networks expose application status through the API. Awin does not: its advertiser API returns only joined publishers with no application status, so Awin's pending queue is read from the operator's own authenticated Awin session (new UI, app.awin.com) through Claude-in-Chrome, read-only. Awin Classic (ui.awin.com) accounts have no equivalent and are detected and stopped. Trigger on: "Which partner applications are pending on Acme?", "Acme's application queue", "Who's waiting for approval on [brand]?", "Show me pending partners for Acme".

Use this skill when an agency operator wants to understand why a brand's commissions are being declined: the reversed transactions over a period, grouped by reason and by publisher, with the value at stake and how the reversal rate is trending. Trigger on: "Why are Acme's commissions being declined?", "Acme's reversals this month", "What's getting rejected on [brand]?", "Show me the decline report for [brand]".

Use this skill when an agency operator wants to work through a brand's pending Awin publisher applications and approve or decline them in one assisted batch. The pending queue is read from the Awin API; the approve or decline click is carried out in the operator's own authenticated Awin session through Claude-in-Chrome, because Awin exposes no public approve/decline endpoint. Decisions follow the brand's recorded strategy only, and the whole batch runs against a single explicit human confirmation. Trigger on: "approve pending Awin publishers for Acme", "work through Acme's Awin application queue", "auto-approve Awin applicants for [brand]", "clear the Awin pending publishers for Acme".

Use this skill when a publisher wants to understand why their own commissions are being reversed or declined across configured networks: which programmes and reasons account for the losses, whether the rate is worsening, and a factual evidence pack they can raise with a network's publisher support. No free skill covers this on the publisher side today. Trigger on: "Why are my commissions being reversed?", "Investigate my declines this quarter", "Build me a case to raise with [network] about reversals", "Which programme is costing me the most in reversed commission?".