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Open the Biolink’s analytics action in the dashboard and choose the date range you want to examine. Reporting history and available dimensions depend on the workspace plan and permissions.

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Review activity

  1. Select the correct workspace and Biolink.
  2. Open its analytics report and choose the reporting period.
  3. Compare visits with destination activity and available audience dimensions.
  4. Review the relevant published block counters for interactions such as form responses, poll votes or bookings.
  5. Open managed-link analytics when you need detail about a separately tracked destination.
Success means you can explain which action a number measures. A page visit, button click, form submission and completed external action are different events.

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Interpret the numbers

A visitor can open several links, submit nothing or return later. Totals do not need to match. A draft item’s placeholder count is not historical analytics, and an embedded service’s own dashboard can use different definitions.

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Understand attribution and delays

Country, city, device, browser and traffic source rely on available visit and request information. Privacy controls, missing referrers and unavailable location data can produce unknown or direct values. Treat location as approximate. Some interaction metrics update asynchronously. Avoid rapidly repeating a submission just because a dashboard counter has not changed yet. Native form responses are available in Contacts when accepted; message delivery is checked in Messages.

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Compare fairly

Record major changes such as a new URL, hidden content, a different layout or a page access restriction. Those changes affect what visitors can reach. Choose comparable periods before concluding that a design change improved performance. For missing activity, confirm the action occurred on the published page and was eligible for that metric. See Analytics troubleshooting and Biolink troubleshooting.