Step 1 — Add a Connection
A connection is how AffZero talks to your tracking platform. For this quick start, we’ll use the Demo connection which comes pre-loaded with sample data.- Go to Connections in the left sidebar
- Click Add Connection
- Select Demo from the platform list
- Give it a name like
My Demo Connectionand click Save
Step 2 — Explore the Stats Page
Before building an automation, get familiar with how data looks.- Go to Stats in the left sidebar
- Select your Demo connection
- Choose a stat type such as By Affiliate
- Pick a date range like Last 7 days and click Pull Stats
Step 3 — Build Your First Automation
- Go to Automations in the left sidebar
- Click New Automation
- Give it a name like
Weekly Affiliate Report
Add a Pull Stats step
- Click the + button to add your first step
- Select Pull Stats
- Choose your Demo connection
- Set the stat type to By Affiliate
- Set the date preset to Last 7 days
- Click Test Pull to fetch a preview of the data
{affiliate_name_1_stats_1} in later steps.
You can select multiple cells from multiple rows. Each selected cell becomes its own variable you can use in emails, conditions, or invoices downstream.
Add a Send Email step
- Click + again and select Send Email
- Set a recipient email address (your own for testing)
- Write a subject like
Weekly stats for {affiliate_name_1_stats_1} - In the body, use the Variables Available panel on the left to insert values — for example:
Step 4 — Set a Schedule and Save
- Scroll up to the automation header and set the Schedule to Weekly
- Choose a day and time
- Click Save
Step 5 — Test It Now
You don’t have to wait for the scheduled time. On the Automations list page, click the Run Now button next to your automation to execute it immediately. After it runs, go to Runs & Logs to see the full execution history, step-by-step output, and the email that was sent.Next steps:
- Add a real connection to pull live data from your tracker
- Learn about variables to build more complex, personalized emails
- Explore all step types to add conditions, invoices, and AI analysis

