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Everflow payout clawback is not locked payout
Score clawed-back payout $ against total payout $ on one Everflow clawback-pay cut. The ratio is EF clawback %.
Pair: Payout-clawback share on Traffic. Hold twin: locked payout. Clause twin: affiliate clawback.
What you type
Clawed-back payout $ — Everflow payout dollars reversed after a paid conversion failed in the clawback-pay cut.
Total payout $ — Every payout dollar on that same Everflow clawback-pay cut (paid + pending + locked + clawed).
EF clawback % = clawed ÷ total × 100. Wide EF clawback % usually means refund or CB claw rules are biting that publisher — chase that offer; never invent an EF clawback chip.
What not to do
Skip inventing EF clawback %. Skip pasting a pending-payout or payout-hold export into clawback fields. Skip treating the generic clawback clause guide as a dollar share. Skip blending pay windows when one publisher owns the claw pile.
Related: Traffic, locked payout, pending-payout, affiliate clawback.
Procedure
- Type clawed-back payout $ and total payout $.
- Read EF clawback %.
- Chase publisher / offer when EF clawback % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing EF clawback %.
- Dumping an Everflow pending-payout or payout-hold file into clawback fields.
- Folding generic affiliate-clawback clause work into Everflow clawed-back $.
Worked example
None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.
Glossary
- EF clawback %
- Clawed-back payout $ ÷ Total payout $ × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Everflow pending-payout or payout-hold share?
- Different cash state. [Pending-payout share](/manuals/everflow-pending-payout-share) is approval wait; [payout-hold share](/manuals/everflow-payout-hold-share) is locked $. This page is clawed-back payout $ ÷ total payout $.
- Is this the generic affiliate-clawback clause guide?
- Contract craft, not ledger share. [Affiliate clawback](/manuals/affiliate-clawback) writes the insertion-order clause. Here you only score Everflow clawed-back $ over total payout $.
- What EF clawback % should I invent?
- None. Pull clawed-back payout $ and total payout $ from the same Everflow clawback-pay cut.