Meet Evidora at Affiliate Summit East 2026 in NYC
Two days in New York to talk about lead form consent, advertiser protection, and the simplest way to win a chargeback you should never have lost.
Evidora is at Affiliate Summit East in New York City, July 27 to 28, 2026. If you run lead forms, landing pages, advertiser programs, or order pages, book time with us to walk through how session level consent capture protects advertisers, traffic sources, and merchants from refund abuse, chargebacks, and consent disputes. Reserve a slot at calendly.com/evidora or email scott.h@evidora.io.
Picture this. A consumer in Atlanta clicks a banner ad on a Friday night, fills out a lead form, and ten weeks later disputes the resulting purchase. The merchant calls the advertiser. The advertiser calls the affiliate. Somebody has to produce the actual page the consumer saw, the box they ticked, and the version of the disclosure that was live that night. Most of the time, nobody can.
What we are doing at Affiliate Summit East
Affiliate Summit East is one of the largest performance marketing events in North America, and we will be there for both days, July 27 and 28, 2026, in New York City. If you build, buy, sell, or rely on consumer leads, online orders, or paid traffic, this is the room you want to be in.
We are taking 20 minute meetings throughout both days. Reserve a slot at calendly.com/evidora, or email Scott directly at scott.h@evidora.io. Topics we want to talk about with you:
Digital consent on lead forms and signup pages. Recording the exact disclosure language a consumer agreed to. Capturing online orders and checkout flows. Protecting traffic sources and advertisers from refund and chargeback exposure. Friendly fraud defense for subscription and DTC merchants. Affiliate and partner risk on consent records. And whatever is on your desk right now that ends in “and we cannot prove it.”
Why the consent conversation has changed in 2026
Three things happened in the last twelve months that quietly changed the math for anyone running paid lead programs, online orders, or subscription enrollments.
First, the regulatory layer thickened. The FCC confirmed that AI generated voices count as artificial voices under the TCPA, so any AI call to a consumer now needs the same prior express written consent a human dialed call has needed since the lead generator loophole closed in 2023. State mini TCPA laws (Florida FTSA, Washington WADAD, Oklahoma, Maryland, Tennessee) keep stacking. Maryland HB0107 took effect June 1, 2026 as the latest state to join the click to cancel mosaic. NYC has a proposed municipal rule with civil penalties starting at $525 per violation.
Second, the card networks tightened. Visa lowered the VAMP “excessive” chargeback threshold to 1.5% in April 2026. Mastercard’s Scam Merchant Monitoring Program reaches full effect on July 24, 2026, three days before ASE opens. Visa Compelling Evidence 3.0 introduced a per qualification fee in April, with another expansion landing October 24, 2026.
Third, the litigation layer got louder. Kaiser Permanente settled a session replay class action for $46 million in May 2026. AI cold calling lawsuits like the Mortgage One putative class are working through early motion practice. Realogy settled a TCPA matter for $20 million.
Every one of those changes converges on the same defense: the rendered page as the specific consumer actually saw it, the affirmative click, the timestamp, and the device. When that record exists, the defense is short. When it does not, the loss is the entire dispute.
What Evidora actually does, in plain terms
Evidora is a Transaction Evidence Platform. One line of code goes on your lead forms, landing pages, signup flows, and checkout pages. From that moment on, every meaningful interaction is captured as court ready digital evidence: which version of the terms the consumer saw, the box they ticked, the page as it was rendered to that specific visitor, the timestamp, the device, and the IP.
The capture is tamper evident. It is replayable. It produces a single Evidence Record ID you can hand to your acquirer, your advertiser, your network, or your defense counsel. Here is the foundational explainer if you want the deeper read before we meet.
Evidora sits quietly in the background. It is not a friction layer at checkout. It is not a popup. It is not another consent banner. It is the receipt your business needed before the dispute, the chargeback, the FTC inquiry, the state AG letter, or the class action arrived.
Most advertisers think the affiliate carries the consent risk. Most affiliates assume the advertiser does. Neither one has the rendered page when the question finally lands.
Who should book a meeting
You should grab a slot if any of these describes your business:
You buy leads from affiliates or networks and want to verify the consent record before you call. Our Consent API pre screens leads against the actual capture record so you are not relying on a downstream attestation.
You sell leads to buyers and want to differentiate on provable consent rather than volume alone. The TCPA exposure on lead lists in 2026 is real and price sensitive.
You run DTC, subscription, or coaching offers and your chargeback ratio is creeping toward VAMP enforcement bands. The same evidence record wins the representment.
You run paid affiliate programs and want a way to protect your advertiser clients from upstream noise. Evidora produces the artifact both ends can rely on.
You are a performance agency whose clients are starting to ask hard questions about consent and recording. We make it simple to answer them.
The fast changing compliance landscape rewards businesses that can produce evidence on demand. Most cannot. Evidora is the simplest piece of compliance infrastructure on the market and a fresh option for companies that need to show the rendered page, the consent, and the click without rebuilding their stack. That is the conversation worth having in NYC.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly will Evidora be at Affiliate Summit East?
Affiliate Summit East 2026 runs July 27 to 28 in New York City. Reserve a 20 minute meeting slot at calendly.com/evidora, or email Scott at scott.h@evidora.io and we will confirm a place and time on the floor.
What should I bring to a meeting with Evidora?
Nothing required. If you have a live lead form, landing page, or order page handy, that helps us show you what session level capture looks like on your own surface. If not, we will walk through a sample.
Does Evidora work with affiliate landing pages and lead forms?
Yes. Evidora captures the rendered page, the form interaction, the click on the disclosure, the version of the terms that was live at the moment, the timestamp, the device, and the IP. iframed lead forms and partner landing pages are supported.
How long does Evidora take to deploy?
One line of code, typically same day. The Auto Retain feature handles retention rules so each interaction lives for the right amount of time without manual cleanup.
Can I just email instead of booking a slot?
Yes. Email Scott directly at scott.h@evidora.io. He will get you on the calendar or answer questions over email if a meeting is not the right next step.
Let’s connect in NYC, July 27–28
Book a 20 minute slot at calendly.com/evidora, or reach Scott at scott.h@evidora.io. If you run forms, lead pages, or order pages, this is the conversation worth having before the next compliance ask lands on your desk.
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