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Short answer: open a link’s Analytics view, pick a Timeframe for the date range, then add one or more filters such as Event/Conversion, Country, Source, Device, Platform, Browser, or Language. You can combine filters to isolate precise cohorts (e.g., “Checkout completed” in Canada on Firefox).
**Filters and analytics history over 30 days **are available on paid plans.

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Steps

1

Open the link’s Analytics

From your link, go to Analytics to view its performance (clicks, scans, events).
2

Set the date range

In Timeframe, choose a preset (e.g., last 7/30 days) or a custom range.Charts and tables update immediately.
3

Add segmentation filters

Use the filter drawer to refine by Event/Conversion, Country, Source, Device, Platform, Browser, and Language.
4

Combine filters to isolate a cohort

Apply multiple filters at once (e.g., Country: Canada + Browser: Firefox) to drill down to a cohort.
5

Read the breakdowns

Switch the breakdown tabs (e.g., Sources, Countries, Devices, Browsers, Platforms, Languages, Timeframe) to see where traffic and conversions come from.
Learn more: What metrics are available for individual links in ShortPen?
6

Adjust or clear

Remove any active filter to broaden results.Re-apply as needed to compare cohorts.

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Notes & tips

  • Seeing “Direct” as a source is normal when referrer data is missing (e.g., private apps/DMs).
  • If a table looks short on Free plan, that’s expected. The full dataset appears on paid plans.
  • For workspace-wide segmentation by folder/tag, use workspace analytics instead.

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FAQ

Yes, filters and segmentation refine analytics results across views so you can drill into what matters.
Open Sources and switch between Domain and URL.