The Partner Dashboard uses a handful of terms that are specific to the partner program. This glossary explains what each one means, how it is meant to be read, and which ones depend on copy trading, which is still on the roadmap.
NoteThe Partner Dashboard currently shows preview data. Use these definitions to understand the layout; your real payout figures are in Settings, then Payouts.
How it works
- Each metric sits on a tile or card on the Partner Dashboard.
- Earnings metrics (Total Earnings, This Month) summarize partner income.
- Copier metrics (Total Copiers, AUM, churn, average copy amount) describe copy trading and populate once it launches.
- Strategy metrics (total and monthly return) describe each strategy’s performance.
The metrics
- Total Earnings: lifetime partner earnings across all streams.
- This Month: earnings so far this month, with percentage change from last month.
- Total Copiers: how many users copy your strategies, with the number who joined this week.
- AUM (assets under management): the total capital copiers have allocated to your strategies. Higher AUM means more commission potential.
- Churn rate: the percentage of copiers who stop copying you each month. Lower is better.
- Average copy amount: how much each copier allocates on average.
- Total and monthly return: a strategy’s cumulative return and its return this month.
- Echo subscribers: readers subscribed to your Ezana Echo writing.
Things to know
- Copier, AUM, churn, and strategy figures depend on the copy-trading roadmap (coming soon).
- Timeframe buttons (1W, 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, ALL) appear on the dashboard but do not yet change the figures shown.
- Short windows are noisy. Once live data arrives, judge strategy returns over three months or longer.
Troubleshooting
- Metrics don’t match your own records? The dashboard is a preview. Check Settings, then Payouts for real payouts.
- Want to see real engagement? Check likes and comments on your posts in Community, and your badges on the Badges tab.
Next in Partner Dashboard: Using Dashboard Timeframes and How Copier Metrics Update in Real Time.
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FAQ
Q: How do I keep churn low once copy trading launches?
A: Consistent, transparent returns and prompt communication keep copiers engaged.
Q: Which timeframe should I judge performance on?
A: Longer windows (three months or more) give a more reliable read than a single week.