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# Statistics and Export

Statistics and data export in your personal dashboard.

### Statistics on the home page

Your dashboard's home page gathers the key metrics: balance, the number of invoices created, paid, and partially paid, as well as the "Invoice Analytics" chart — you can toggle the display by amount or by count and choose a period (yesterday, today, this month, 7, 30, or 90 days).

### Statistics in the "Payments" section

The "Payments" section shows more detailed invoice metrics: the total amount of invoices created, paid, and partially paid, as well as the payment conversion rate (% paid out of those created).

Below that is the "Invoice History" table. It can be filtered:

* by project, currency, and invoice status;
* by date range;
* by searching for an invoice number;
* via the "Live / Test" mode — you can include or hide test invoices in the list.

### Configuring table columns

The "Settings" button next to the table lets you choose which columns to display and reorder them by dragging. Available columns: type, status, currency, invoice amount, invoice amount in USD, amount received, transfer fee, service fee, amount credited, amount credited in USD, TXID, invoice number, project, date.

### Data export

The "Export" button generates a transaction-history export based on all filters currently applied to the table (by project, currency, status, period, etc.) and sends it to the email address linked to your account.

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