Reports are comparable only when timezone, period, currency and event status match.
A cohort reconciliation example
- Confirm the reporting timezone.
- Separate event date from report date.
- Keep daily exports.
- Investigate anomalies at campaign-ID level.
Period, timezone and status
An FTD recorded on 31 July UTC appears on 1 August in the dashboard; timezone alignment resolves the apparent loss.
Metrics answer different questions
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Reports may show clicks, registrations, FTDs, active players, deposits, NGR and commission.
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Column definitions matter more than labels.
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Current-period data can change after adjustments.
Differences between systems
Monthly totals without event dates create false discrepancies.
The working report
A number without a period and status has little value; a working report always preserves context.
Reading the funnel
Clicks show traffic volume, registrations show form completion, FTDs show the first monetary event, and NGR and commission show cohort economics. Compare metrics inside one campaign, period and timezone. A registration spike without FTDs can signal quality or attribution problems. Add repeat deposits and later cohort months when assessing retention.
Sources and review date
For “How to read RioAff performance reports”, the editorial team reviewed the official RioAff website, current T&C and available dashboard evidence. Last reviewed: 2026-08-06.
Reading the funnel
Review click, registration, FTD, repeat deposit and NGR in sequence. A sharp drop identifies the stage that needs investigation.
High CTR does not compensate for missing deposit attribution.
Frequently asked questions
Which metrics can be used to audit a campaign?
Reports may show clicks, registrations, FTDs, active players, deposits, NGR and commission.
How can reporting timezone change a monthly comparison?
Confirm the reporting timezone. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.
Why can totals without event dates create a false discrepancy?
Monthly totals without event dates create false discrepancies. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.