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Quick answer: Open the link’s Analytics page. In Overview, you’ll see trends for clicks, scans, and your enabled events/conversions. Switch to Event tracking to view each conversion event with Count and %CR. The Real-Time Events table shows individual conversions as they happen. Use the Sources breakdown (and the Event filter) to see which domains/URLs drove those conversions.
Full datasets and advanced segmentation are available on paid plans. Free plans show only the top rows in each table.

Before you start

1

Open Link Analytics

From Links, open your link → Analytics.Link-Level Analytics include clicks, scans, and events/conversions for that specific URL.
2

Check totals and trends (Overview)

In Overview, read the time chart. You can overlay metrics (e.g., clicks + newsletter signups) and hover to see exact values for the selected period.
3

See per-event results (Event tracking)

Open Event tracking to view a table of all events tied to the link with Event, Count, and %CR (conversion rate based on clicks/scans).
4

Inspect individual conversions (Real-Time Events)

In the same page, Real-Time Events lists each event as it occurs: event name, anonymized user ID, source, country, device, date/time.
5

Find where conversions came from (Sources)

In Sources for that link, set the Event/Conversion filter to the conversion you care about.Switch Domain / URL tabs and use Show more to identify which sites or exact campaign URLs drove conversions.Combine with Country / Device / Browser / Platform / Timeframe for deeper slices.
Analytics update in near real time. A short delay before totals appear is normal.

FAQ

In Real-Time Events on the link’s Event tracking page. Each row is a single conversion occurrence.
Use the Timeframe control (and other filters) in Link Analytics to focus on your desired period.
A conversion is just an event that represents a business goal (e.g., purchase, signup). Track them via the Pixel.