This month: Advanced tracking for enhanced protection, See exactly how your Custom Rules are working, Your dashboard is now interactive and Redesigned Click Forensics page.
To those of you who are new, welcome! And to those who have been here for a while, thanks as always for your support. Let's dive in 👇
🔍 Advanced tracking for enhanced protection
Ad blockers don't just block ads. They block your tracking data, creating gaps in your traffic analysis and letting fraud pass through undetected. Server-side tracking closes that gap.
Enable it under Settings → Tracking Code →Advanced Tracking. The result is sharper traffic insights, earlier fraud detection, and cleaner signals feeding your campaigns.
*Available for Pro and Custom plans
📊 See exactly how your Custom Rules are working
You built custom rules to catch the fraud patterns specific to your traffic. But without knowing how often they actually fire, you can't tell if they're doing their job or just sitting idle.
The new Analysis tab under AI + Custom Rules gives you a full breakdown of every rule you've created, how many times each was triggered over your selected date range, and how that volume trends over time. Notice a rule that's over- or under-firing? Hit the pencil icon to adjust its threshold on the spot.
⚡ Your dashboard is now interactive
Your dashboard shows you the numbers. Now it takes you directly to what's behind them. Click the valid, suspicious, or bad clicks cards on the traffic quality section and you'll land in Click Forensics with that filter already applied, ready to investigate.
The new blocked sources table works the same way. Click any row and go straight to the report showing which custom rules were triggered, which sources were blocked, and how that plays out day by day. No extra steps, no manual filtering.
🗂️ Redesigned Click Forensics page
Navigating click-level data used to mean fighting a cluttered interface. The redesigned Clicks page clears that out. It's clean, easy to scan, and built so you can move through your traffic without losing track of what you're looking at.
