> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bloop.plus/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bloop.plus/getting-started/platform-navigation.md). # Platform Navigation A map of Bloop's screens, so you can find whatever a doc refers to. Bloop is three apps in one: a **Referral program**, an **Affiliate program**, and a small set of store-wide **Settings** both draw on. This page is the map, so when a doc says "open the campaign's Branding section", you already know where that is. The single thing worth internalising: in the referral program, **almost everything is inside a campaign**. The offer, the audience, the widgets, the sharing channels, the emails, the A/B test — all of it belongs to one campaign, and a second campaign gets its own copy of every one. The top-level tabs are the things that span campaigns: your contacts, your orders, your numbers. To understand the concepts behind this, read [How Bloop works](/getting-started/how-bloop-works.md). ### The Referral program #### Top-level tabs | Tab | What lives there | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **Campaigns** | The list of your campaigns — up to five — where you create, duplicate, enable and open them. See [Campaign setup](/referral-program/campaign.md). | | **Contacts** | Everyone the program touches, whether they've joined or not. See [Contacts](/referral-program/management/customers.md). | | **Orders** | Referred orders, the rewards tied to them, and the cash payout queue. See [Review and manage referral orders](/referral-program/management/orders.md). | | **Analytics** | How the program is performing. See [Read your referral analytics](/referral-program/analytics.md). | | **Track Coupons** | The discount codes the program has issued. See [Track coupons](/referral-program/management/track-coupons.md). | | **Activities** | A chronological log of program events. See [Read the referral activity log](/referral-program/analytics/activity.md). | | **Fraud center** | Suspicious referrers held for review. See [Detect referral fraud](/referral-program/management/fraud-center.md). | | **Settings** | Program-wide settings that apply to every campaign (below). | #### Inside a campaign Open a campaign and you get its overview, grouped into four sections: | Group | Sections | | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Generals** | Campaign detail · [Target audience](/referral-program/target-audience.md) · Referrers | | **Reward** | [Referrer reward · Referee reward](/referral-program/rewards.md) | | **Promotion** | [Referral method](/referral-program/referral-methods.md) · [Branding](/referral-program/branding/themes.md) · [Sharing channels](/referral-program/branding/social-sharing.md) · [Email notifications](/referral-program/emails.md) | | **Others** | Language · [A/B Testing](/referral-program/ab-testing.md) | A campaign also has its own **Referrers** view — the people enrolled in *that* campaign, with their tier and results — which is narrower than the store-wide Contacts tab. #### Referral → Settings Four sections, all shared by every campaign: * **Fraud prevention** — the IP and browser checks that block a self-referral outright. See [fraud center](/referral-program/management/fraud-center.md#block-abuse-before-it-reaches-the-queue). * **Payment method** — how you pay out cash rewards. See [cash rewards](/referral-program/rewards.md#cash). * **Reward review period** — the delay before a reward is approved. See [rewards](/referral-program/rewards.md). * **Order Settings** — when a referral counts as successful, and when a reward is revoked. See [rewards](/referral-program/reward-timing.md#revoking-a-reward). ### The Affiliate program | Tab | What lives there | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Campaigns** | Commission structures and cookie windows. See [Affiliate campaigns and commissions](/affiliate-program/campaigns.md). | | **Affiliates** | Add, approve and manage your partners. See [Managing affiliates](/affiliate-program/management/affiliates.md). | | **Sales** | The orders affiliates drove, and the commissions to approve. See [Affiliate sales tracking](/affiliate-program/management/sales.md). | | **Payouts** | Outstanding balances and payment history. See [Affiliate payouts](/affiliate-program/management/payouts.md). | | **Branding** | The registration form, portal style, translations, on-site content, and the portal guide. Start with [the registration form](/affiliate-program/branding/registration.md). | | **Email** | Notifications sent to affiliates. See [Affiliate email notifications](/affiliate-program/emails.md). | | **Settings** | General, Automation, Order Settings, Payment, Integration. See [Affiliate settings](/affiliate-program/settings.md). | ### Store-wide Settings Two tabs, shared by both programs: * **General** — the email sender, the referral sharing link, and the affiliate portal link. See [General settings](/account-and-settings/general.md). * **Integration** — Klaviyo and Mailchimp. See [Klaviyo](/referral-program/integrations/klaviyo.md) and [Mailchimp](/referral-program/integrations/mailchimp.md). ### A note on finding things If a doc references a tab you can't see, check that the matching program is enabled — the Referral and Affiliate areas appear independently, so a store running only referrals won't show the Affiliate tabs until that program is set up. New to either? The two getting-started guides walk the setup end to end: [Getting started with referrals](/quick-start/getting-started.md) and [Getting started with affiliates](/quick-start/getting-started-1.md). ### Where to go next * Learn what each area does conceptually in [How Bloop works](/getting-started/how-bloop-works.md). * Look up any unfamiliar tab or term in the [glossary](/getting-started/glossary.md). * Follow the customer and partner experiences in [The referral journey](/getting-started/the-referral-journey.md) and [The affiliate journey](/getting-started/the-affiliate-journey.md). --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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