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📊 Dashboard Overview

See how your fanbase is growing on your main Dashboard

Written by Harry Drake

The Dashboard is your main hub for monitoring your fanbase at a glance. It displays your key metrics, pinned audiences, and growth data across a customizable time period.

The dashboard defaults to the last time period you selected - this persists across refreshes and return visits.


Metrics

Contactable fans

The total number of fans in your database who can be reached via email or SMS. Toggle between all-time and specific time periods to see growth or decline. A green arrow indicates positive growth and a red arrow indicates a decline, alongside the percentage difference against the previous period.

Fan engagement

The combined engagement score across your fanbase for the selected time period. Engagement score tracks all the actions fans take to interact with you - signing up, opening emails, attending events, buying merch, and more. Use it as a quick read on how active your fanbase is. Fans can be segmented and ordered by engagement score in the Audience Builder.

Earnings

Total fan revenue for the selected time period, drawn from transactional data imported into Openstage and any connected e-commerce integrations.

Note: For a full breakdown of performance metrics, see Broadcast Metrics.


Audiences

The Audiences section of the dashboard displays system audiences and any audiences you have pinned, alongside current and previous period growth. Navigate to Audiences in the left-hand menu to view all saved audiences. See Audience Builder for more detail.


Growth Tab

The Growth tab gives you an overview of fanbase growth and shows where new fans are coming from. See Growth Dashboard for a full breakdown of acquisition channels and metrics.


Help Center

The Openstage Help Center is accessible directly from your dashboard below the Admin tab. Browse articles on platform features and best practices, or use the chat icon to ask a question. Visit the Help Center.

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