Overview
The Bulk Edit feature allows you to make changes to multiple Offers simultaneously, saving you significant time and effort.
This is especially useful when:
- Advertiser agreements change, requiring adjustments to visibility settings to maintain traffic quality.
- You need to update tracking domains, Default Landing Page URLs, or event settings across multiple Offers.
- Making adjustments to payouts, labels, or other key settings in one go instead of editing each item individually.
One limit to know before you start:
Watch this short video to learn:
- How to bulk edit events
- How to bulk edit tracking domains
- How to bulk edit Default Landing Page URLs
Step-by-Step Guide: Bulk Editing Offers

Tying The Base Conversion Event Across Many Offers
The Pro Tip above covers the extra events that fire after a conversion. The base conversion, the main action on the Offer, has its own separate field in Bulk Edit. It is usually the one worth doing in bulk, because the base conversion is what Postback Controls tend to target.
A common case: you run 40 Offers for the same Advertiser and you want one Postback Control to govern the base conversion on all of them. Opening 40 Offers to set the same thing 40 times is exactly the work Bulk Edit exists to remove.


Remember the 100 Offer ceiling from the top of this article. If you are tying more than that, split it into several sessions and pick the same event each time.
If you see an Update Advertiser warning
Add this field without also including the Advertiser field in the same bulk edit and you get: “Add an Advertiser change to this request to pick an Advertiser Event.” with an Update Advertiser button beside it. Clicking that button adds the Advertiser field for you. It is not an error, it is a guard: a Global Advertiser Event belongs to one Advertiser, so the two settings need to travel together for the tie to make sense.

→ How To Create & Assign Advertiser Level Events, for creating the event in the first place and tying it on a single Offer.
→ Postback Controls To Reject, Approve, Or Hold Conversions, for the rule that makes the tie worth setting up.