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How to monitor asset download counts from Amazon S3 using no-code solutions for commission tracking?

Hey ๐Ÿ‘‹ Looking for some advice. I'm a no-code guy. I run OffWorldDepot.com, built on Webflow and MS 2.0.

I sell 3D assets. Artists from around the world contribute to my asset library. What I'm hoping to do, is to track the number of downloads per asset, and pay artists a % commission, based on downloads.

So if artist "A" creates an asset that's downloaded 500 times in a month, he'll earn a higher commission than artist "B" who only got 5 downloads that month.

My files are hosted through Amazon s3. Is there any no-code way for me to track (via MS or s3) how many times an asset is downloaded in a month?

If the creator of Nocodelytics is around, I'm using your tool for now and just subscribed! It's pretty slick, but if you're open to it I have a feature request.

Just wanted to update on a solution.

Used Nocodelytics and tracked the download button.

I filtered results by path ๐Ÿ™‚

For example, I can now see the "arched window" was downloaded once:

Thanks in advance!

4 comments

  • Jayess
    Jayess

    Awesome share Riley! Glad you found something that works for you ๐Ÿ˜€

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  • Michael Ola
    Michael Ola

    Hell all,

    I want to create a CMS template for CVs and I want users to be able to download chosen CV file. Can this be done with Memberstack?

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  • Raquel  Lopez
    Raquel Lopez

    Hello Michael,

    Downloading files is not Memberstack responsibility. If you have the file hosted somewhere to be able to download it you only need to add it to a html tag to you page or a button if using Webflow.

    <a href="url of the file">Download CV file</a>

    Or is there something specific you wanted to achieve with Memberstack help?

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  • Michael Ola
    Michael Ola

    Thank you Raquel Lopez

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