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Everflow postback clock-out is not Affise clock-out ledger
Work one Everflow network fire desk. Tally conversion fires the endpoint clocked out. Divide by fires the sales export says should have landed for that offer. The quotient × 100 is EF postback-timeout % — Affise clock-out ledgers never own this desk.
Pair: Postback-timeout share on Traffic. Affise twin: AF postback-timeout. Miss twin: EF postback-miss.
Network fire desk fields
Timed-out postbacks — Everflow conversion fires the network fire desk stamped timed-out / SLA-expired.
Expected postbacks — Everflow conversion fires the sales export says should have landed for that offer.
EF postback-timeout % = timed-out postbacks ÷ expected postbacks × 100. Climbing EF postback-timeout % means partner endpoint SLA or fire latency on that Everflow offer — chase that path; blank chips stay blank.
Hard stops
Never invent EF postback-timeout %. Never park silent-gap or refuse rows in the timed-out tally. Never dump Affise timeout CSVs into Everflow fire desks. Never fuse offers when one Everflow partner owns the clock-out cut.
See also: Traffic, AF postback-timeout, EF postback-miss, EF postback-reject.
Procedure
- Type timed-out postbacks and expected postbacks.
- Read EF postback-timeout %.
- Chase endpoint SLA when EF postback-timeout % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing EF postback-timeout %.
- Folding never-arrived or refuse-pile rows into the timed-out count.
- Pasting Affise timeout exports into Everflow boxes.
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 postback-timeout %
- Timed-out postbacks ÷ expected postbacks × 100 on one Everflow offer ledger.
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FAQ
- Is this Affise postback-timeout share?
- Everflow network fire desk vs Affise offer ledger. [Postback-timeout share](/manuals/affise-postback-timeout-share) stays on Affise. Timed-out / expected fires belong on this Everflow desk.
- Is this Everflow postback-miss share?
- Clock-out vs silent gap. [Postback-miss share](/manuals/everflow-postback-miss-share) counts fires that never arrived. Here you count fires Everflow marked timed-out at the endpoint.
- What EF postback-timeout % should I invent?
- None. Pull timed-out fires and expected fires from the same Everflow network fire desk.