In development
Invite Link Attribution
Track which invite sources actually retain members — not just which ones drive joins. See 7-day and 30-day retention rate per invite link.
In development
This capability is not available in the dashboard yet. It may ship in a future release.
Track which invite sources actually retain members
Retention per sourceBot traffic detectionSource quality score
Every invite link tells a different story. An invite posted on Reddit might bring 500 people who all leave in 3 days. A partner server's link might bring 50 people with 60% Day-30 retention. Without attribution, you optimize for joins. With it, you optimize for retention — the metric that actually grows communities.
How It Works
- 01System tracks every invite link: creator, date, uses, and which members joined via it
- 02Each member's join source is tagged and linked to their activity timeline
- 03Retention rate calculated per invite: 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day
- 04Attribution dashboard ranks sources by retention quality, not just volume
- 05Compare: organic discovery vs DISBOARD vs partner links vs social media
- 06Alerts when a high-volume invite source shows abnormally low retention (possible bot traffic)
What It Tracks
- Retention rate per invite link (7-day, 30-day, 90-day)
- Total joins per source with trend over time
- Source quality score (volume × retention rate)
- Bot traffic detection (joins with 0% Day-1 activity)
- Top retention sources ranking
- Invite abuse detection (sudden spike in uses)
- Partner server attribution tracking
Use Cases
- Gaming server discovering DISBOARD brings 3x more joins but half the retention of Reddit posts
- Crypto project learning their Twitter invite link has 8% Day-30 retention vs 34% from YouTube
- Brand community finding their website embed converts better than any social channel
- Education server tracking which partner university Discord brings the most engaged students
What's Included
Everything is free.
Every capability below is included. No credit card.
SoonIn development
Analytics & Data
- Full analytics dashboard
- Hourly heatmaps
- Engagement scoring (0–100)Soon
- Live counters - No limit
- Bot inventory and permissions
- Data history / date filters - No limit
- AI insights and alertsSoon
- Daily digest
- CSV exportSoon
- API accessSoon
- Call transcripts, summaries, and action items
- Meeting search and AI pipelines
- Growth benchmarks vs similar serversSoon
Growth & Retention
- Welcome + verification gates
- Welcome A/B testing
- Retention funnelsSoon
- Setup snapshots and AI assist
Security & Trust
- Moderation + raid detectionSoon
- Audit-log retention - No limit
- Moderator analytics
- Safety insights
Community & Engagement
- Leaderboard & XP
- Searchable event log
- Reaction roles - No limitSoon
- XP multipliers
Server Health & Export
- Server health check (0–100)Soon
- Embeddable widgets
- Team members - No limit
Setup
- 01Dashboard → Security → Invite Tracker → Enable Attribution Mode
- 02All existing invite links are tracked automatically — no reconfiguration needed
- 03View Attribution Dashboard → Growth → Invite Attribution
- 04Set quality alerts: notify when a link source drops below 20% Day-7 retention
- 05Export attribution data (CSV) for external reporting
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Any invite link created in your server is tracked. For DISBOARD, the link they use appears in the attribution report like any other source.
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