See which links have traffic but no source rule yet
Read the queue Link's poller fills for OnlyFans links that already have activity but no source_link rule.
unassigned_links is a queue, not something you write to directly: Link's own poller fills it
when it sees an OnlyFans link driving clicks or subscribers with no matching source_link rule.
This endpoint is read-only — there's no create, update, or delete here.
curl https://app.tease.link/api/admin/unassigned-links \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TEASE_API_KEY"Returns every queued link, most recently active first:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
provider_id / name / kind | The link's OnlyFans-side identity — exactly what you'd copy into match_value when creating a rule. |
clicks / subscribers / revenue_cents | What this link has driven while unmapped. |
first_seen_at / last_seen_at | When the poller first and most recently saw activity on it. |
notified | Whether an alert about this link has already gone out — informational only, it doesn't gate anything here. |
How to read it
A row sitting here means real traffic is currently landing in the resolver's __pending__
bucket instead of a named source — every click, sub, and dollar on it is invisible in
per-source reporting until a rule exists. last_seen_at tells you whether it's still active
traffic worth mapping now or an old link that's gone quiet.
What's next
- Create a rule that attributes a link to a source —
use the
provider_idornamefrom a row here as the new rule'smatch_value.
Day-to-day triage of new campaigns — scanning, confirming, unassigning, hiding — happens on
Club's /sources screen, not here; this page is the underlying rule-table queue, not that
workflow UI.