Statistics

Statistics (/my/statistics) shows how your content performs. Pick a date range at the top; every chart follows it, and the raw numbers can be exported as CSV.

References tab

• KPI tiles — total views in the period, the change vs. the previous period, and how many references made your top 50.
• Daily views — a bar chart over time with switchable modes, stacked/grouped display, and a trend overlay; complemented by a weekday-average profile of when your audience is active.
• Breakdowns — donut charts of views by industry, by reference group, and by channel (website, showcase, API, digital signage).
• Exports & visibility — how often references were exported, and the internal vs. external split of views.
• AI access — calls via the MCP gateway, when in use.
• Top 50 references — a sortable table (project, industry, views) linking to each reference's own statistics.

Company profile tab

The same style of analysis for your profile page: view KPIs, daily profile views with trend, and weekday averages.

Per-reference statistics

Each reference has its own statistics page — reachable from the manager card's Stats action, from the top-50 table, and as the Statistics tab in the reference form: views, previous-period comparison, exports, and breakdowns by channel and visibility for that single reference.

Reading the numbers

• Views are counted across all channels — a reference embedded on your website via the API counts its views here too.
• Statistics begin when a feature starts being tracked; charts state the logging since date where relevant.
• The dashboard mirrors the headline numbers (30-day views, top 5 references) for a daily glance.