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# Analytics

The dashboard rolls up activity across all your projects so you can see how your scripts are being used.

## What you can see

| Metric                           | Meaning                                                             |
| -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Total executions**             | Lifetime runs across every key.                                     |
| **Executions today / over time** | A time series (7 / 30 / 90 days) of runs, from the auth handshakes. |
| **Total / active / banned keys** | Key health at a glance                                              |
| **Active rate**                  | Share of keys currently active.                                     |
| **Scripts and active builds**    | How many scripts you have and how many have a live build.           |
| **Where users run**              | A country map (globe) of executions.                                |

Each execution's IP is resolved to a **country only and** never an exact location, and the raw Ip is never stored.

## Privacy

* Only the **2-letter country code** is stored for analytics.
* Raw IPs are used transiently (to resolve country, and if you use [webhook protection](/protecting-your-script/webhook-protection.md), to fill `%CLIENT_IP%` in **your** webhook), but are not persisted.

## Project view

Open a project to see its own stats, keys, executions, unique devices, scripts and recent activity alongside the loader script.


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