My statistics

'My statistics' answers what your accounts actually did. There are five tabs: a summary for the period, runs, how the accounts are holding up, the action log, and how much traffic the modules brought. If data is still loading or did not refresh, the panel says so above the numbers.

How to use it

• Pick the period on top and the tab you need.
• Read the metrics; if the data did not refresh, the panel shows it.
• In the action log, filter by module and export to CSV or JSON.

Five tabs

• 'Summary' opens first: total traffic, traffic per account, active modules, the 'Needs attention' block and the 'Modules in period' table with runs, actions, successes and the main failure reason.
• 'Runs': a list of all jobs with outcomes, filtered by module and status.
• 'Accounts': account survival, how long they have been in the panel, survival by country, how many channels were collected. A table shows each account's contribution.
• 'Action log': a detailed log per module, breaking down what went through, what was skipped and why.
• 'Traffic': how many people the modules and funnels brought. At the bottom of the tab you can compare funnels against each other.

The period on top is shared by the whole page, 'Runs' included: Today, 7 days, 30 days, All time or a custom range.

What counts as traffic

Traffic is the people who came into your funnels: subscribed, joined. The modules that actually bring traffic are mailing, mass story views, neurocommenting, AI chat and reactions. The inviter invites people directly, so it shows zero on the 'Traffic' tab. Its work is seen in the action log and in the inviter itself.

Data states

While traffic loads, the panel says 'Loading traffic statistics…'. If the server returned a total but no per-day breakdown, it says so: 'Daily breakdown unavailable'. If traffic did not refresh, a banner reads 'Could not refresh the statistics. The last confirmed data is shown.', and for accounts 'The account data may be out of date. The last confirmed version is shown.', with a 'Retry' button next to it. An empty selection is 'No data'.

Action log and export

The action log is the most detailed section: entries per module with filters by status, account, pool, funnel and dataset. Export lives here too: the CSV and JSON buttons export the filtered rows of the current module. The other tabs have no export: they show aggregates.

Two practical blocks sit nearby: 'Source quality' sorts your sources by confirmed attempts over two weeks, and 'Where we get blocked' gathers account-chat pairs where Telegram refused, so such targets can be sent to the shared blacklist.