Link Analytics

Use aggregate analytics to understand every short link's performance

After a link is shared, teams need to know where visits came from, which links performed, and whether campaigns deserve more effort.

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PerformanceAggregate tables first

Analytics pages avoid wide scans over raw click events.

DimensionsSources and devices

Common operational dimensions help explain visit quality.

ExportAsync CSV

Large ranges are generated as jobs instead of long requests.

Analytics value

Turn short links into a performance review entry point

Review click trends

Check how short-link clicks change over a time range and whether activity continues after launch.

Understand sources and devices

See which channels, devices, and regions drive traffic so later campaigns can improve.

Export for reporting

Analytics export jobs support reports, archives, and team sharing.

Analysis flow

From click events to readable reports

Visits enter a queue and workers aggregate them, so dashboards read summaries instead of scanning raw event tables.

Record visits

The redirect path records necessary visit events without bypassing safety or interstitial logic.

Aggregate dimensions

Workers summarize raw events into daily and dimension-level analytics tables.

Review and export

The user workspace reads aggregate results and can generate CSV exports asynchronously.

FAQ

Link analytics questions

Which dimensions can link analytics show?

The platform focuses on click trends, sources, devices, regions, and top-performing links so operators can review distribution quality.

Why do analytics pages read aggregate data?

Aggregate tables avoid wide scans over raw click events, keeping dashboards and export jobs usable as data grows.

Can link analytics be exported?

Yes. Analytics exports are generated as asynchronous CSV jobs for wider date ranges and team reporting.

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