Dashboard

The main screen of your dashboard: how traffic is doing across all flows.

By default the dashboard opens for the last 7 days.

This section’s view can be adjusted to suit you — see Customizing section layouts.

Filters: period, flow, project.
Cards: Clicks, Passed (reached the offer), Filtered, Unique, Leads, Revenue — each compared with the previous period of the same length.
Traffic quality score — a score from 0 to 100 about the traffic itself. The share of real visitors, not counting platform reviews, weighs the most. Next come the share of new people among those who reached the offer, conversion compared with the previous period of the same length (if there are enough leads to compare) and how even the traffic is day to day. The weak spot is named under the score. Below 200 clicks, you see “Not enough data yet” instead of a score.
Insights — up to four hints: “Platform reviewers were turned away”, “Almost nothing is reaching the offer”, “Offer delivery dropped sharply”, “The offer keeps reaching the same people”, the most active flow and the most frequent block reason.
Blocks: quality by flow (problem flows first), volume trend, traffic mix, period comparison, top flows, top GEO, activity rhythm.
Data access: plan, click limit, clicks used (on the trial) and history depth.

A high pass rate is normal

The pass rate on its own says nothing about traffic quality. If you buy traffic on an ad platform that passes a click ID, 80% of visitors may reach the offer — that is not a setup mistake and not a reason to tighten the filter. The score does not penalize a high pass rate: the pass rate has no ceiling. If less than 5% of visits reach the offer, the dashboard shows a hint and a notification warns you that the rules are most likely cutting real people along with the bots.

ArtisanClo · Dashboard documentation. Questions — info@artisanclo.com or @artisanclo_support on Telegram.