Owner analytics

Open Projects, choose a project and then Analytics. Owners of the project and EUROBRIDGE staff can open the page, which shows aggregated statistics for the public project page. Choose a period: 30 days, 90 days or 12 months.

• Views: visits to the public page in the period, with the daily average.
• All-time views: a legacy counter without daily history. It also includes earlier visits, your own team and bots.
• Inquiries: requests from investors in the period.
• View → inquiry: inquiries per 100 views. If there are no views the page says so.
• Saved by investors: how many investors saved the project.

Charts show views per day, a funnel from views to inquiries, a comparison with the previous period and the countries visitors come from. Daily statistics begin on the date shown at the top of the page; earlier visits appear only in the all-time counter.

Only counts are stored. There are no IP addresses, cookies or visitor identifiers, so the statistics are not personal data. Visits by bots, EUROBRIDGE staff and members of your own organisation are not counted. This also means you cannot learn who viewed the project; use requests and the Deal Room to talk to investors.

1. Many views and few inquiries usually mean the page needs clearer figures, documents or a translation.
2. Few views suggest checking sector, location and deal type so the project appears in the right filters.
3. After you publish a progress report, look at whether inquiries rise in the following weeks.
4. Compare the 30-day, 90-day and 12-month views to tell a one-off spike from a steady trend.

Counts are aggregated per day, so you cannot see who visited. Small numbers fluctuate: a single press mention can double a week’s views. Compare periods of the same length and avoid reading too much into a few days.

Inquiries counted here are requests sent through the platform. Contacts made outside it are not included.