Setup check
- jo** NorwayNoNoYesNoneNothing set up, but streaming against the campaign
- ra** FinlandNoYesYesNoneNo sponsor banner in the About section
- ap** FinlandYesYesYesLanding pageBanner points at the plain landing page, so clicks are not attributed
- he** NorwayYesCheckYesTracked linkCommand present but misspelled in the stream title
- th** SwedenYesNoYesTracked linkNo command in the title on any stream so far
- vi** SwedenYesYesNoTracked linkSet up correctly but has not gone live yet
- tu** FinlandYesYesYesTracked link
- sn** FinlandYesYesYesTracked link
- ke** NorwayYesYesYesTracked link
- mi** SwedenYesYesYesTracked link
- da** NorwayYesYesYesTracked link
- es** SwedenYesYesYesTracked link
The campaign you bought is not always the campaign that ran
Across a roster of a dozen creators, a few will always miss a step. Without a check, nobody finds out until the campaign is over and the numbers come in lower than they should have.
Reads the channel, not the invoice
For every creator on the campaign the tool opens the actual Twitch profile: is the sponsor banner in the About section, is the command in the current stream title, have they gone live at all yet.
Catches the silent failures
The expensive problems are quiet ones. A banner pointing at a plain landing page instead of the tracked link still looks fine to the eye, and it means none of those clicks are attributed to the campaign.
Worst first, not alphabetical
The list sorts by how much is wrong, so the channels that need a message today are at the top instead of buried in the middle of a roster.
Checked continuously, not once
Setup drifts. Titles change between streams and panels get reordered. The check runs against the live profile rather than a screenshot someone took in week one.