How attribution works

Review activity in the dashboard

Find joins, filter activity, and review member history in the dashboard.

Open your bot's Invite Tracker area to check recent joins, find a member's history, or review a fake flag. Overview summarizes activity; Activity helps you find individual joins.

Check the overview

Select Overview for the main totals and recent activity. These tiles help you decide where to look next:

TileWhat it tells you
Counted invitesThe score under your current counting mode, rather than a raw join count
Members retainedInvited members who remain and aren't flagged as fake
Attribution rateThe share of joins connected to an inviter
Unclear joinsJoins without a usable invite or confirmed inviter

Recent member activity shows the latest joins and their sources. Top inviters previews the current leaders; select View leaderboard to open the full ranking.

If your group runs multiple bots, the group's Invite Tracker overview combines their totals. Active trackers shows how many have tracking turned on. Open a bot's own tracker to investigate its activity or settings.

Find a join

Select Activity to browse joins. Each row shows the member, the inviter if confirmed, the invite source, and when the member joined.

Use the filters to narrow your search:

  • Search for a member or inviter by name.
  • Choose an invite source, such as regular invites or vanity links.
  • Filter by attribution to find credited or unconfirmed joins.
  • Filter by invite check to find joins flagged under your fake policy.
  • Set a date window to review a particular event or time period.

The date window filters activity, not leaderboard rankings.

Review a member's history

Select a member to open their profile. Review their join history and fake flags alongside the bonus ledger. You can open the same profile from the Leaderboard page.

If a join is pending, check again later for its final outcome. If it is unconfirmed, use when no credit is given to interpret the reason. A fake flag has a different meaning: the join matched your account-age or rejoin rule.

Changing the counting mode recalculates scores from saved activity. Changing fake-invite rules affects future joins. Neither change rewrites the activity you're reviewing.

Next steps

Manage the leaderboard and adjustments, or check tracking health if new joins aren't resolving.

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