WhatsClicks dashboard features, explained
Alerts, CSV, printable reports, returning visitors, periods, pausing links and every other part of the dashboard.
Dashboard alerts: link with no clicks and unusual spikes
Learn what the WhatsClicks alerts mean when a link has no clicks for 24 hours or a spike shows up, and what to check first in each case.
Read the article →How to export your WhatsApp clicks to CSV and open them in a spreadsheet
Step by step: export your WhatsApp clicks to CSV from the WhatsClicks dashboard, open the file in a spreadsheet and build simple reports.
Read the article →How to generate a printable WhatsApp click report (PDF)
How to generate a printable WhatsApp click report as a PDF from the WhatsClicks dashboard, with tips for clients, meetings and monthly records.
Read the article →Returning visitors: what it means when the same person clicks again
What returning visitors mean in your WhatsApp click counter: why the same person clicks twice, how to read it and what to do about it.
Read the article →Today and yesterday: how to read daily clicks without panic
How to read today and yesterday in your WhatsApp click counter without panic: why days look different and how to judge a slow day fairly.
Read the article →Choosing the period: 7 days, 90 days, 12 months or 3 years
Which period should you choose to read your WhatsApp clicks: 7 days, 90 days, 12 months or 3 years? A simple guide with examples.
Read the article →Dark mode and one login on several devices
Use the WhatsClicks dashboard in dark mode and sign in on your phone, tablet and computer with one login. Simple tips for teams and agencies.
Read the article →Pausing a WhatsApp link: what happens to the button and the count
Pausing a WhatsApp link keeps the button working but stops the count. Learn when to pause, when to delete and how to turn counting back on.
Read the article →Browser and operating system of your clicks: what to do with it
See the browser and operating system behind your WhatsApp clicks in WhatsClicks and learn simple, practical ways to use that information.
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