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# Affiliate Groups
On Tracknow, you can create **affiliate groups** and assign affiliates to them.
Affiliate groups offer better organization and control. They allow you to:
1. **Assign a group to a manager**, so the manager can only view the activity and data of affiliates within that specific group.
2. View performance **reports** filtered by a specific affiliate group
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### Creating an Affiliate Group
Navigate to **Settings** → **Affiliate Group** → **Add New**
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### Adding Affiliates Into the Group
Navigate to **Affiliates** → **Management** → Click on the name of the relevant affiliate → **Partner Details** → Select the **Affiliate Group** → **Save**
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### Assigning an Affiliate Group to a Manager
Navigate to **Settings** → **User Management** → Click the three dot icon under the actions column → **Edit** → Select the **Affiliate Managed Groups** → **Save**
{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure the **Manage All Affiliates** permission is enabled for this manager. This ensures the manager can see all affiliates within the group even if they didn't register directly under that manager.
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