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Using Dashboard Timeframes

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The Partner Dashboard has two sets of timeframe buttons. The main row at the top of the page offers 1W, 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, and ALL, and the Audience Growth card has its own 1W, 1M, 3M, and 6M buttons. They are designed to rescale your metrics so you can tell short-term swings from long-term trends.

Today, the dashboard shows illustrative sample figures while copy trading and earnings tracking are being built. Selecting a timeframe highlights the button, but the numbers do not change yet. This article explains how the timeframes are meant to work so you can read them correctly once live data arrives.

How it works

  • Returns are meant to be measured over the selected window.
  • Earnings trends are meant to add up across the window.
  • Audience growth (followers, copiers, Echo subscribers) shows the change over the window you pick on that card.
  • Point-in-time figures, such as current copier count, describe right now whatever window you pick.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the Partner Dashboard from the Partner Hub.
  2. Pick a timeframe in the top row.
  3. Use the Audience Growth card’s own buttons to change that card separately.
  4. Read each figure in the context of the window you chose.
  5. Switch to a longer window before drawing conclusions about consistency.

Things to know

  • Numbers do not change when you switch. Expected for now. The figures are samples.
  • Short windows are noisy. One good or bad week says little. Judge on three months or longer.
  • ALL looks flat early on. With little history, early values compress into a small part of the chart.
  • Real earnings. For your actual payouts, use Settings, then Payouts.

Next in Partner Dashboard: Partner Dashboard Overview and Understanding Your Partner Metrics.

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FAQ

Q: Why does nothing change when I pick a timeframe?

A: The dashboard shows sample figures for now. The buttons will rescale live data once it arrives.

Q: Which window is most reliable?

A: Longer windows, three months or more, give a steadier read than a single week.

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