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Owners, admins and chatters The Activity tab of the fan panel shows the fan’s history with this creator at a glance. It shows his money first, then every moment that is not an ordinary message.

Before you start

  • You need an owner, admin or chatter account. A chatter sees only the fans of their assigned creators.
  • The timeline covers one fan with one creator. The same person on another creator’s page has his own timeline there.

Open the timeline

1

Open the conversation

In OnlyX, click Inbox. Then click the fan’s conversation.The conversation opens, with the fan panel next to it. If you do not see the fan panel, click the panel button at the top of the conversation.
2

Open the Activity tab

At the top of the fan panel, click Activity.Six figures show first, then filter chips, then the events, newest first, grouped by day.
The Activity tab of the fan panel with six money figures, the All, Sales, Team and Hugo chips, and the fan's events grouped by dayThe Activity tab of the fan panel with six money figures, the All, Sales, Team and Hugo chips, and the fan's events grouped by day

1 What he is worth · 2 Filter the events · 3 One event

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Filter the events

Click Sales, Team or Hugo to see one kind of event. Click All to see everything again.The number on each chip is how many events it has.
When you open another conversation, the fan panel goes back to Overview.

The six figures

Typical PPV, Biggest and Unlock rate count every paid message he got, from Hugo or from your team. A dash means there is nothing to count yet.

What the events mean

The timeline leaves out ordinary messages, because they are in the conversation. It also leaves out messages that never reached the fan, unless he paid for them. Hugo’s PPVs are the exception: each one shows, including one still on its way (“PPV sent — sending”) and one that could not be sent (“PPV sent — failed to send”). A Team event starts with the name of the person who did it. When it has no name, OnlyX did it by itself. For example, a hold ran out, or an AI Rule turned Hugo off. A follow-up that did not go out shows why, for example “he replied first”, “a manual send covered it”, “cancelled by the team” or “the moment passed”. Other reasons can appear too. A Fan Quality event shows the score change, for example “Quality 62 → 71”, and why it changed, such as “after a purchase”.

If something goes wrong

This fan has a long history. The tab shows only the most recent events, and older events exist but are not listed.
The timeline does not list ordinary messages. Scroll the conversation to find the message.
Click Try again. If it still fails, reload the page.
OnlyX could not update the timeline, so you see the last version it loaded. Open the tab again in a moment.
The filter you picked has no events for this fan. Click All to see everything.

What’s next

The fan panel

Handle an escalation

See and cancel Hugo's scheduled follow-ups