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Overview

JVZoo has two postback flows. ElasticFunnels supports both, as separate integrations:
  • JVZoo Affiliate S2S — Set up when you promote JVZoo offers as an affiliate. ElasticFunnels receives a postback for each commission so the affiliate sale is attributed back to the original ElasticFunnels click.
  • JVZoo Vendor IPN — Set up when you sell your own offers through JVZoo checkout. ElasticFunnels receives the JVZoo Instant Payment Notification for every sale, rebill, refund, chargeback, and cancellation, and verifies it with your JVZoo cverify secret.
You can run both integrations side by side if you both vend on JVZoo and run affiliate traffic.

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JVZoo Affiliate S2S

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How it works

  1. You promote a JVZoo offer using an ElasticFunnels click code in the tid parameter on your JVZoo affiliate link.
  2. When a sale happens, JVZoo fires a server-to-server postback to your ElasticFunnels postback URL.
  3. ElasticFunnels reads the macros and creates a conversion.

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Macros consumed

MacroUsed as
{tid}ElasticFunnels click code (used to attribute the sale)
{transaction_id}External transaction ID stored on the conversion
{affiliate_amount}Affiliate commission amount
{customer_email}Customer email
{product_title}Product name shown in ElasticFunnels reports
{transaction_type}purchase or refund (mapped to EF conversion type)

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Setup

1

Activate the integration

Go to Integrations → Affiliate Networks → JVZoo Affiliate S2S and click Activate.
2

Copy the postback URL

Copy the unique postback URL from the form.
3

Configure JVZoo

In your JVZoo affiliate dashboard, paste the postback URL into the affiliate notification settings for the offer(s) you promote. Make sure the link template includes tid={{click_code}} so the EF click code is sent back.
4

Test

Make a test purchase on the JVZoo offer. The conversion should appear in Conversions within seconds.

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JVZoo Vendor IPN

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How it works

JVZoo posts a JVZIPN payload to your IPN URL on every transaction event for products you vend. ElasticFunnels:
  1. Verifies the payload using the cverify SHA-1 signature against your JVZoo secret key.
  2. Parses both v1 and v2 payload formats.
  3. Records the matching event:
    • SALE → purchase
    • BILL → rebill
    • RFND → refund
    • CGBK → chargeback
    • CANCEL-REBILL → cancellation
  4. Attributes the conversion when the posted tracking ID matches an ElasticFunnels click code.

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Setup

1

Get your JVZoo secret key

In your JVZoo vendor account: My Account → Seller Settings → Postbacks. Copy the Secret Key.
2

Activate the integration

Go to Integrations → Affiliate Networks → JVZoo Vendor IPN. Paste the secret key and save.
3

Configure the IPN URL in JVZoo

Copy the IPN URL from the form and paste it into the JVZoo product’s Notify URL field. Save the JVZoo product.
4

Use tracking IDs from EF

Ensure your JVZoo links pass the EF click code through the JVZoo tracking-id parameter. EF reads it back from the IPN to attribute orders.
5

Test

Make a test purchase. The IPN should arrive within seconds; failed signature checks are logged with the reason so you can debug a key mismatch.
Don’t share the secret key. It’s the only thing preventing third parties from forging IPN events. ElasticFunnels stores it encrypted and never exposes it in logs.

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Troubleshooting

Check that JVZoo’s affiliate notification URL exactly matches the EF postback URL (no trailing whitespace) and that your link template includes the tid parameter populated with the EF click code.
The JVZoo secret in EF must match the current secret in your JVZoo seller settings. If you regenerated the secret, paste the new value into the EF integration form. Failed cverify checks are recorded under Logs → Inbound Postbacks so you can see the exact reason.
The JVZoo payload didn’t include a tracking ID matching an EF click code. Audit your JVZoo links to ensure they include the click code in the tracking-id parameter (most commonly tid for affiliates, the JVZoo-defined parameter for vendors).