Build your own community dashboards, and route traders to a channel on sign-in
Build dashboards of community metrics from a set of graph types, and send a trader straight to a chosen channel after they sign in.
01 ·Build your own dashboards from community metrics
The analytics area of community settings now holds a single Dashboards page. It opens on three dashboards a broker starts with, Overview, Members, and Activity, and a broker adds more of their own from the side panel. A date filter sets the range every graph reads from, starting on the last seven days. On any dashboard a broker adds a graph, gives it a title and a description, picks the type from Count, Line, Bar, Pie, or Table, sets it to regular or full width, and chooses the metric it tracks. Each graph carries its own edit and delete controls, and a dashboard can be removed after a confirmation.
A broker watching how a community behaves wants the numbers laid out the way they read them, not a fixed report. Picking the metric, the graph type, and the date range per panel lets a broker keep an eye on member growth, time spent, and channel activity, the signals that tell them whether the community is holding traders' attention.
02 ·Send a trader to a chosen channel after sign-in
A sign-in link can now carry a destination. A broker appends a destination parameter to the community's sign-in URL pointing at a specific channel, and a trader who signs in through that link lands on that channel. A link without the parameter behaves as before, taking the trader to the community's default landing place.
A broker promoting a particular channel, a campaign room or a new market discussion, wants the link in that promotion to drop a trader exactly there. Carrying the destination through sign-in turns a marketing link into a direct route into the room a broker is pushing, rather than a generic landing.
03 ·Apply roles and badges across a selection by add, remove, or replace
The user list gained a rebuilt table and a fuller set of actions over a selection of members. The Manage control stays fixed at the end of each row as the table scrolls, and the list sorts by last online by default. When a broker takes a group and opens Roles or Badges, they first choose how to apply the change: add the chosen roles on top of what each member holds, remove them, or replace each member's set with the chosen one. Helper text spells out which of the three is in effect. The same selection also runs a revoke of a suspension or ban and a remove across every member picked.
A broker reorganising a community by tier or program wants to say exactly what happens to the roles a group already holds. Choosing to add, remove, or replace, rather than only piling roles on, lets a broker move a whole segment onto the right set of roles and badges in one pass.
Rewards Management was carried over to the rebuilt settings and renamed Order History.
5 MarThe list of default member fields was extended, and the same set now shows on the integration field-mapping page.
6 MarA user-list CSV download now includes the custom fields a broker has selected to show.
10 Mar