Game data: answers, predictions and submissions

The Game data tab on the campaign dashboard shows what people did inside your game. It works for quizzes, polls, surveys and product finders, for score predictions and for galleries.

Open game data

1. Go to Campaigns and open the campaign's dashboard.
2. Click the Game data tab.
3. Scroll through the cards for each game in the campaign.

If the campaign has no game with statistics, it says No game data available: "This campaign doesn't have any game elements with statistics to show yet."

Quizzes, polls and surveys

For each quiz, poll or survey, you see:

• Every Question, with each Answer and its Distribution: how many chose it and how many percent, for example "120 / 40%", with a bar.
• For rating questions, each star rating is a row, for example "Rating: 4 out of 5", with how many gave that rating.
• The Result groups and how many people got each one. Under the name, you see the range, for example "3-5 correct answers" for a quiz with right and wrong answers, or "10-20 points" for a points-based test.
• For product finders, each Recommended product and how many got it.

More about building these games: Quizzes and personality tests and Polls, surveys and product finders.

Score predictions

For a guess-the-result game, the card is called "Match result guesses". For each match ("Team one vs Team two"), you see every score people guessed and how often (Times / %).

When the game has a deadline per match, you also see Match results:

1. Under Match results, enter the real score of each finished match.
2. Click Save.

The real results are used when you draw winners. See Draw winners and Leaderboards and predictions.

Gallery submissions

When people upload photos or other entries to a gallery, you see them here, with their Title, Description, Category, Views, Votes and Created date.

If the gallery has "Approve participant submissions. Submissions are not active before they are approved." turned on, new entries wait for you:

1. Click Not approved to see the entries that wait.
2. Click an entry's image to see it large (Preview submission).
3. Open the entry's menu and click Approve. The entry now shows in the gallery.

To take an entry down again, click Approved, open the entry's menu and click Unapprove. Click Participant in the menu to open the person who sent it.

Good to know: only approved entries are visible to visitors. Check entries before you approve them, so nothing inappropriate ends up on your campaign.