Track Authentication Performance with Bondify Analytics
The Bondify analytics dashboard shows total sessions, confirmed logins, unique users, conversion rate, and a daily activity breakdown by project.
The Analytics page gives you a full picture of how your Bondify authentication is performing over time. Whether you are monitoring a product launch, investigating a drop in logins, or simply keeping tabs on growth, the dashboard surfaces the numbers that matter most — without any additional instrumentation on your end. All metrics update automatically as sessions flow through your projects.
The line chart plots sessions (total attempts) and confirmed logins side-by-side for each calendar day in the selected range. Use this view to spot trends — a widening gap between the two lines indicates more users are starting but not completing the flow.
Use the controls in the top-right corner of the page to focus your view:
Date range — choose 7d, 14d, or 30d rolling windows. Longer windows are available on higher plans (see below).
Project filter — if you have more than one project, select a specific project from the dropdown to isolate its metrics. Leave it set to All projects for an aggregate view across your account.
The date range you can query depends on your Bondify plan:
Plan
Analytics history
Starter
7 days
Pro
90 days
Business
Custom retention
Upgrading your plan unlocks historical data going forward from the upgrade date. Past data that fell outside your previous retention window cannot be recovered.
Per-day breakdown of sessions, confirmed logins, and unique users.
funnel.requested
number
Total sessions initiated (mirrors total_sessions).
funnel.confirmed
number
Sessions confirmed by the user.
funnel.expired
number
Sessions that timed out.
funnel.cancelled
number
Sessions rejected or cancelled.
A low conversion rate usually means users are not completing the Telegram confirmation step. The most common causes are an inactive bot or an unreachable webhook URL. Open the Logs page, filter by expired or cancelled sessions, and verify that your bot is online and your webhook endpoint returns 200 OK.