What OmniLab measures

Understand the main data OmniLab captures across campaigns, touchpoints, OmniLab Smart Links, events, and exports.

Know exactly which numbers OmniLab can show you for a campaign, where to find each one, and when a quick dashboard check should turn into a downloadable file.

The measurement model at a glance

OmniLab tracks activity across five areas, all of which feed into dashboards and exports:

  • Traffic and visits — who reached the campaign and how.
  • Participation and form actions — how far people moved through the experience.
  • Rewards and outcomes — who won, who was eligible, who redeemed.
  • Bookings and check-ins — reservation demand and on-the-day attendance.
  • OmniLab Smart Link scans and variants — how distribution entry points performed.

The main measurement families

The numbers you can monitor depend on which features your campaign uses, so the metric set is not identical for every campaign.

FamilyTypical metrics in OmniLabWhy it matters
AcquisitionIdentified Visitors, Acquired Visitors, Returning VisitorsUnderstand reach, account creation, and whether traffic is new or already known.
Participation and engagementTotal Participants, Active Participants, Active Participants by Touchpoint, Total Collectibles Unlocked, Avg. Collectibles Per Participant, Clicks by CTA Label, FeedbacksSee how deeply people move through the experience once they arrive.
Conversion and reward outcomesTotal Rewards Won, Total Winners, Total Non Winners, Total EligiblesMeasure reward performance and who actually reached an outcome.
Traffic attributionParticipants Per UTM Source, Participants Per UTM Medium, Participants Per UTM Campaign, Participants Per OS, Participants Per PlatformCompare channels, placements, and device mix.
OmniLab EventsTotal Bookings, Checked In Tickets, Confirmed Tickets, Waitlisted Tickets, Canceled TicketsFollow booking demand and on-the-day attendance.
OmniLab Smart Links and distributionscans, variants, referrers, and QR-code placementsUnderstand how distribution entry points perform before people reach the full experience.
Operational exportsparticipant lists, participation form submissions, booking files, rankings, and dashboard snapshotsMove from monitoring to working data you can share, reconcile, or analyze elsewhere.

Where analytics appear in OmniLab

Analytics is spread across a few places in the back office:

  • Analytics inside a campaign gives you the main dashboard blocks plus Email Notifications.
  • Participants gives you participant-level records, reward states, and participation-form downloads.
  • Bookings gives you booking lists plus performance reporting for bookable touchpoints.
  • Leaderboard gives you ranked results for supported games and touchpoint-based rankings.
  • Published OmniLab Smart Links open their own Analytics view from the OmniLab Smart Link details page.

For deeper, app-specific analysis, continue into OmniLab Games, OmniLab Events, OmniLab Smart Links, or OmniLab Transactions. Those sections carry reporting detail that this overview page does not repeat.

What OmniLab does not try to do

Operational analytics first

OmniLab is designed to help operators monitor live performance, follow participant activity, and export working datasets. For advanced BI, cross-system modeling, or executive reporting, export the relevant data and continue analysis in your spreadsheet, warehouse, CRM, or reporting tool.

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