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What the KPIs mean

The four headline metrics on your dashboard, how each is counted, and when to act on a change.

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Written by Engineers team

The dashboard opens on four headline KPIs for the market and date range you have selected. Each shows the current value, the change versus the previous comparable period, and a sparkline of the trend.

THE FOUR METRICS

• Code submissions — every valid code sent in, across all channels. A consumer who scans five packs counts as five submissions.

• Unique consumers — distinct phone numbers that submitted at least one code. This is your reach; submissions divided by unique consumers is your repeat rate.

• Rewards disbursed — total value paid out (airtime, data, cash and vouchers) in the period. This is spend against budget, not the number of payouts.

• Fulfilment success — the share of reward attempts that completed. A dip usually points to a provider timeout rather than a consumer problem.

WHEN TO ACT

A rising submissions trend with flat unique consumers means heavier repeat scanning — check it against your fraud rules. A falling fulfilment rate is the one to watch in real time: open the Fulfilment view to see which provider and queue are affected.

The date control (top right) and the market switcher rescope every number on the page together.

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