Dashboard
What is the dashboard?
The Dashboard is the first page you see after signing in. It answers one question: how are your affiliate links doing? Three headline numbers sit at the top, and underneath them a table breaks the same numbers down per link.
Find it under Overview → Dashboard in the sidebar. The page header greets you by name and shows the organization you are working as.
The headline numbers
Total links
How many affiliate links you currently have.
Visits (last 90 days)
Page views across all of your links in the last 90 days. This is the only number on the page limited to a time window.
Organisations converted
All-time signups attributed to your links — the referrals that actually became a HolidayHero organization.
Per-link breakdown
The table lists every affiliate link with its all-time totals.
Name
Your own label for the link. Click it to open the link.
Hash
The short code that identifies the link in your sharing URLs.
Visitors
Distinct visitors that arrived through the link, all time.
Page views
Total page views through the link, all time.
Conversions
Organizations that signed up through the link, all time.
Use View at the end of a row to open the link's own page, with its 30-day chart and sharing URLs — see Link Details.
The tiles and the table count different windows: the Visits tile covers the last 90 days, while every column in the table is all-time. They are not meant to add up.
The IBAN reminder
If we don't have a bank account on file, a yellow banner sits at the top of the dashboard: Add your IBAN to receive kickback payouts. Click Add IBAN to jump straight to the Organization page and fill it in. The banner disappears as soon as an IBAN is saved.
Before you have any links
With no affiliate links yet, the dashboard replaces the tiles and the table with a No affiliate links yet prompt and a Create your first link button that takes you to Affiliate Links.
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