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# Data analytics

### **Understanding Analytics in claimr**

Analytics in claimr provide valuable insights into your campaign's performance and user behavior. Track various metrics, such as user engagement, task completion rates, and reward distribution, to measure the effectiveness of your campaigns and make data-driven decisions.

### **Analytics tabs**

The Analytics section is divided into several tabs, each offering valuable insights into different aspects of your campaign.

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* **Claimers:** See the data on the users who have claimed rewards within your campaign.
* **Activity:** Check the detailed overview of user activity within your campaign, such as task completions, reward claims, and logins.
* **Profiles:** Analyze the data about users, including their names, IP addresses, and other relevant information.
* **Onchain:** View on-chain activity related to your campaign.
* **Referral:** Track the performance of your referral program and see how many users joined through referral links.
* **UGC:** View data about user-generated content, such as the number of posts or videos created.
* **PoW:** Check the information about proof-of-work activities within your campaign.
* **Forms:** Analyze the performance of your forms, including completion rates and responses to individual questions.
* **Polls:** View data related to polls within your campaign.
* **Platforms:** See which platforms users are using to interact with your campaign like web or social media.
* **Events:** Track data on events within your campaign, such as the number of candidates in raffles or challenges.
* **Reports:** Check reports based on various campaign metrics, including sources, top countries, top IPs, task completion rates, quest completion rates, and more.
* **Failed actions:** View a log of actions attempted by users that resulted in a failure.
* **Issues:** Track and analyze user-reported issues related to task completion and other campaign interactions.

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