> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.for.sg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.for.sg/guide/analytics.md).

# Analytics

Analytics shows admin users the historical data of the link clicks and details such as what devices your links has been accessed on.

To view link analytics, click on your link after you log in, and scroll down the “Edit Link” panel, and you’ll see Analytics at the bottom. There are types of information you can find under the link analytics:

#### 1. Devices <a href="#id-1-devices" id="id-1-devices"></a>

This shows you what kind of devices users are accessing your links from. We’ve broken it down to Desktop, Mobile, Tablet and Others.

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#### 2. Clicks  <a href="#id-2-clicks-full-link-click-history-will-be-available-soon" id="id-2-clicks-full-link-click-history-will-be-available-soon"></a>

Under this tab, you will be able to see the link click history of your links broken down by day.&#x20;

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#### 3. Traffic <a href="#id-3-traffic" id="id-3-traffic"></a>

The traffic tab shows you your traffic broken down into hours of the day, You can see what is a popular time that your links are being accessed in a day.

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