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# Dashboard

The user can see the following once some orders are booked and running:

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**Total Campaigns** - displays a count of the total number of campaigns created within the portal. This includes drafts, pending, scheduled and completed campaigns

**Total Budget -** displays the total price of all campaigns created within the portal. This includes drafts, pending, scheduled and completed campaigns

**Completed Campaigns** - this is a count of quantity of campaigns which have completed running

**Average budget** - this is a calculation of the Total Budget / Total Campaigns.

In the graph section at the bottom, the most recent digital campaign will be pre-selected, but the dropdown shows additional digital campaigns and is a multi-select so they can choose multiple to display together. The Dates default to the date range of the most recent campaign's start date up until "today" but that can be changed if the use wishes to see other campaigns simultaneously.

Select the metrics button as desired (Impressions, Clicks, Viewable Impressions)

On the right side, choose to see the metrics as an area or a bar type chart

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Click the drill down icon to open a popup for more metrics

* Overview (same as above screen)
* By Ad Units
* By Audience device (Below)
* By Geography

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