Dashboard and Statistics in the plugin
What the plugin's own pages show about your client, your content and the traffic it brings.
Besides the settings, the plugin has two screens that only show things, without asking you to change anything.
Dashboard
Traffman → Dashboard gathers the state of your site in one place.
Client information shows what the client looks like from the service side: its ID, description and creation date. It is worth a glance when you are not sure which client this site is connected to, and View client page opens that client in the Traffman dashboard.
User information is about your account rather than the client: the current subscription with its expiry date, and a View user profile link to your profile in the dashboard.
Your points shows the totals of the client's balance – Total, Replenished, Earned and Spent – and holds the Spin the Fortune Wheel button: when the balance runs dry, it opens the client's Fortune Wheel in the dashboard. What moves those numbers is described in how points work.
Your content is the most practical box on the page: how many items are Selected to exchange, Pushed, Queued, Valid and Not valid. If you ticked posts and want to know whether they actually reached the service, this is the fastest answer – the difference between Selected to exchange and Pushed means something is still on its way, and Not valid means an item failed validation. The Select content to exchange link under it leads straight to Traffman → Settings → Exchange content, where those items are picked.
The rest of the page is reference material: Additional information with links to further reading, a Contact box for questions and bug reports, Achievements, and the Traffman News feed.
Statistics
Traffman → Statistics carries two charts, each covering the last seven days.
Client (last 7 days) is about external content on your site: how the blocks you placed performed with your visitors. Content (last 7 days) is the other direction: how the material you offered performed on other members' sites.
Both draw the same four series – Loads, Views, Clicks and CTR – with counts on the left axis and the CTR percentage on the right.
The page has no filters, it is a fixed seven-day summary. The More details link under each chart opens the matching page in the Traffman dashboard, where the period and the client can be changed – see reading the statistics.