APMA Compliance Reporting Portal

Report alleged non-compliance, unethical activity and programme breaches here.

The APMA’s reporting portal allows anyone involved in the affiliate and partner marketing industry to report alleged serious non-compliance, misconduct or breaches of industry standards.

Reports help the APMA identify emerging issues, monitor trends across the industry and build the evidence needed to improve standards across affiliate and partner marketing.

Before submitting a report, please read our reporting guidance which explains the types of issues the APMA may consider and how submissions are handled.

Reporting Guidance

Before you submit

This portal is intended for serious, evidence-based concerns only. It should not be used for commercial or contractual disputes, payment disagreements, low-level compliance issues or differences in the interpretation of programme terms.

Where possible, concerns should first be raised with the relevant advertiser, affiliate network, technology platform, publisher network or agency responsible for managing the activity.

The APMA may, at its absolute discretion, publish, amend, refuse to publish, suspend or remove any submission from the Compliance Log.

Fill in the details of your compliance submission here.

Note, we need your personal details in order to make a submission, but the shared log doesn’t identify the reporter.
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Please provide factual information only. Where possible include dates, URLs, screenshots and references to relevant programme terms or industry guidance.
Max. file size: 512 MB.
Declarations(Required)
Where necessary to consider an objection or verify a report, the APMA may share relevant details or supporting evidence with the business concerned. The identity of the reporter will not be disclosed without their consent unless required by law. The APMA does not determine whether an alleged breach has occurred. Inclusion in the Compliance Log should not be interpreted as a finding of wrongdoing.
Menu
together we grow - the APMA