Filtering Analytics
Filters let you slice your analytics data to focus on specific traffic segments. All filters are applied to the charts, metrics, and exports on the analytics dashboard.
Available filters
Section titled “Available filters”| Filter | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Date range | Limits data to a time window | Last 7 days, Jan 1 - Jan 31 |
| Campaign | UTM campaign parameter | summer-promo |
| Source | UTM source parameter | instagram, email |
| Medium | UTM medium parameter | social, cpc |
| Event type | Type of interaction | click, install, landing_view |
| Platform | Mobile OS | iOS, Android |
| Device type | Form factor | Mobile, desktop, tablet |
| Country | Visitor’s country (ISO code) | US, GB, DE |
| OS | Operating system | iOS 17, Android 14, Windows 11 |
| Browser | Browser name | Chrome, Safari, Firefox |
| Route prefix | Specific route path | /promo, /invite |
Using filters
Section titled “Using filters”Click the Filters button on the analytics dashboard. A panel opens where you can set one or more filters. Select your values and click Apply. The dashboard refreshes with filtered data.
Filters combine with AND logic. If you filter by campaign = summer-promo and platform = iOS, you see only iOS clicks from the summer promo campaign.
UTM parameters
Section titled “UTM parameters”Tolinku automatically reads UTM parameters from your link URLs:
https://your-app.tolinku.com/promo?utm_campaign=summer&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=socialThese are recorded with each event and available as filters. You do not need to configure anything; UTM parameters are parsed automatically.
Comparing periods
Section titled “Comparing periods”When you select a date range, Tolinku automatically calculates the previous period of the same length. The overview metrics show the percentage change between the two periods. For example, if you select “Last 7 days,” the comparison is against the 7 days before that.