Analytics

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Our analytics dashboard provides you with more than 100+ KPIs, helping you track moderators' performance and the overall health of the community, including how effective your marketing strategy is. If you are a community manager working in a large team, you may also find our weekly automatic report helpful. Our report gives a high-level summary of what is happening on the servers.

Get started on Dashboard

Click on Analytics to start setting up your Dashboard

Track channels

Give us a list of channels that you'd like us to keep track of. We will use your approved channels to:

• Measure analytics for your data insights

• Feed into our AI CM for additional qualitative insights

Kindly exclude internal team channels!

Track moderators

You can add a list of moderators to track by giving us the role. You can add multiple roles, including admin.

If you'd like to update the list of members for the specific roles, remove and add back the role for our internal system to trigger an update.

If you want our bot to track how moderators handle tickets, go to your ticket tool and add communityone as one of the roles/members that will get tagged whenever a ticket is opened.

Here's a list of ticket bots that we support:

• Tickets

• Ticket King

• Ticket Tool

• Helper.gg

• Server Support

• Ticket Tools

If you want us to track another ticket bot, drop by our discord and leave a message.

For ticket-related analytics, ensure no external bots, such as WICK, can overwrite our permissions to see tickets. Unlike most of our analytics, we can not retroactively see past tickets simply because they are no longer on the server. As a result, you will only see data when new tickets have been generated. For testing, you can create a ticket and see if the "Ticket" category in the Moderation Workload chart is showing up. After your moderators answer any tickets created after our bots start tracking, you can track them on the Ticket Attended chart.

Track verification

Specify the role that a human would get after he/she is verified via your verification system. Everyone on Discord would get a base role of @everyone. After a user is verified (via whatever bot system that you use), you can specify a role (such as @verified) to differentiate the users from a bot.

This configuration allows us to discern between genuine human and bot accounts. Remember, you can designate multiple roles as indicators of verified humans, which is especially useful when utilizing Discord's welcome screen.

Our analytics on bot detection

Email Notification

We send out a daily and weekly report summarizing your discord data. If you and any of your team mate would like to receive a daily upate, just enter their emails here.

On-demand Update:

This is a pro feature allowing you to:

• Get historical data of your Discord

• On-demand update: If you are actively doing marketing and would love to see your stats more frequent than once a day, you can use this to trigger an update.

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