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New dashboard

A detailed analytics view of your loyalty program's financial performance, customer behaviour, and engagement.

Written by Dan. A
Updated this week

Overview

The new dashboard provides a comprehensive view of your loyalty program performance with detailed financial metrics, customer analytics, and real-time transaction tracking. You can switch between the old and new dashboards at any time.

Select the time period for all data using the date controls at the top. Each section includes an information icon in the top-right corner with a tooltip explaining how the metrics are calculated.

Tip: The percentage shown in the top-right corner of each metric block indicates the difference from the previous equivalent period, helping you spot trends at a glance.


Revenue overview

Gross revenue

Total revenue for the selected period, calculated as: Gross Revenue = Loyalty Revenue + Referral Revenue + Non-Loyalty Revenue.

  • Loyalty revenue — Revenue from customers participating in the loyalty program. Shows how effective the program is and how valuable returning customers are

  • Referral revenue — Revenue from customers who joined through the referral program. Shows how well referrals and word-of-mouth work

  • Non-loyalty revenue — Revenue from customers not in the loyalty program

Visit metrics

  • New visits — First-time visits during the selected period. Growth here means your marketing is attracting new customers effectively

  • Repeat visits — Visits from customers who have been before. A high number indicates strong customer loyalty

  • Referrals — Unique new customers who joined through the referral program during the selected period

On the right side, you can see the breakdown of visits by repeat customers, new customers, and referrals. Switch to the Visits tab to display visit counts on the graph with revenue values shown on the right.


Customer lifetime value and ROI

  • LTV (Lifetime Value) — Average revenue generated per customer, calculated as: LTV = Gross Revenue / Number of Customers

  • Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) — Calculated as: CLV = (Loyalty Revenue + Referral Revenue) / Total Customers. Shows the long-term value of a customer and helps control acquisition costs

  • Return on Investment (ROI) — Calculated as: ROI = ((Loyalty Revenue + Referral Revenue − Total Cost) / Total Cost) × 100%. A value above 100% means the investment is profitable


Finance

Revenue breakdown

  • Total revenue — Revenue for the selected period, broken down by source

  • Repeated members revenue — Revenue from customers who participated in the loyalty program in previous periods, calculated as: Total Loyalty Revenue − New Customers Revenue

  • New members revenue — Revenue from customers who joined the loyalty program for the first time during the selected period

  • Referral members revenue — Revenue from customers acquired through referral links

  • Unknown customers revenue — Revenue from customers not part of the loyalty program

Investment and profitability

  • Total investment — Total amount invested in the loyalty program, calculated as: Platform Payment + Rewards Cost

  • Platform payment — Regular payments for using the loyalty platform

  • Rewards cost — Expenses for rewards given to loyalty program participants

  • Return on Investment (ROI) — Calculated as: Profit = Added Revenue − Total Investment. A positive value means the programs are profitable

  • Added revenue — Additional revenue generated by loyalty and referral programs, calculated as: Loyalty Revenue + Referral Revenue

Average order value

  • Loyalty members — Average purchase amount from customers in the loyalty program. Shows whether loyalty participation affects spending

  • Non-loyalty members — Average purchase amount from customers outside the loyalty program. Use as a baseline for comparison


AI

This section is displayed if you have the AI option enabled. Data in this section is shown for the entire time period.

Lift metrics

The AI compares two customer groups (A and B) and calculates the performance difference using the formula: Lift = ((B − A) / A) × 100.

Lift metrics include: lift transactions per client, lift revenue per client, lift visits, lift revenue, lift visited clients, and lift average spend.

Graphs

  • Average visits and revenue per day shown next to graph titles

  • Average total visits and revenue for the full period shown next to graph titles

  • Difference graphs showing the gap between groups A and B for both visits and revenue


Visits

Widgets display the number of visits, total revenue, number of unique customers, and average check for the selected period.

Graphs show visits and revenue over time, along with the number of customers and average check trends.


Performance

  • Enrolment rate — Percentage of new customers in the selected period, calculated as: (Customers in selected period / Total customers) × 100

  • Engagement rate — Percentage of customers who visited during the selected period, calculated as: (Customer visits during selected period / Total customers) × 100

  • Churn rate — Percentage of customers from the previous period who did not visit during the selected period

The return rate graph shows the percentage of returning customers, with the previous period's rate displayed alongside for comparison. The activity graph highlights the times when visits are most frequent — useful for planning staffing and promotions.


Program members

Graphs display:

  • New customers per month, comparing this year and last year

  • Installation channels showing how customers added their cards

  • Customer age and gender demographics

  • Top 5 customers ranked by revenue or visits


Reputation management

  • Ratings for the entire period and the average rating for the selected period

  • Filter ratings by value to identify trends in customer satisfaction


Customer segments (RFM)

Graphs show the distribution of your customer base across RFM segments:

  • Customer distribution by segment

  • Revenue distribution by segment

  • Average revenue per customer by segment

  • Distribution of payment count by segment


Points analytics

Graphs track the dynamics of earning and spending across your loyalty program:

  • Points earned and spent over time

  • Stamps earned and redeemed over time

  • Rewards earned and redeemed over time


Referral analytics

  • Cards shared — Number of referral cards distributed

  • Referral customers — Customers who fulfilled referral conditions and received a bonus

  • Referral conversion — Number of referrals divided by number of card installations via referral links, shown as a percentage

  • Referral revenue — Revenue generated by referred customers

The graph shows referral card installation dynamics over time, with a list of referral customers alongside.


Real timeline

A live table displaying the latest transactions in real time as they happen. Use this to monitor activity during busy periods or verify that transactions are being processed correctly.


FAQs

How do I switch between the old and new dashboards?

Use the toggle at the top of the dashboard to switch between the old and new views.

What does a ROI above 100% mean?

It means your loyalty and referral programs are generating more revenue than they cost. For example, an ROI of 200% means you earned twice what you invested.

What is the difference between LTV and CLV?

LTV divides gross revenue (including non-loyalty revenue) by total customers. CLV only includes loyalty and referral revenue, giving you a clearer picture of the value generated specifically by your programs.

What does the Richie AI section show?

Richie AI compares two customer groups and calculates the performance difference (lift) in visits, revenue, and spending. This section only appears if the AI option is enabled on your account.

Can I see transactions as they happen?

Yes. The Real Timeline section at the bottom of the new dashboard shows transactions in real time.

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