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# Insights

## Accessing Insights

Once a submission has been created, the next step track how well it performs. \
To access the Insights area of the Zap App, select the ‘insights’ icon in the ZAP-POST header

<figure><img src="/files/XMDqMh6rXtnyFIltdosl" alt=""><figcaption><p>Insights link in the Zap App header navigation</p></figcaption></figure>

## QR Code Scans

When[ tracking QR codes](/zap-post-web-app/zap-post-user-guide/zapp/using-the-zapp/design.md#tracking-qr-codes) have been turned on for a campaign, you will be able to track the performance of your QR codes from the insights screen.

First click the 'Insights' icon in the app header. You will then reach the page shown below, which shows two graphs. The graph on the left shows a breakdown of how many QR codes have been scanned for each campaign you are currently running. The graph on the right shows the total number of QR scans across all of your Zap campaigns on a per monthly basis.&#x20;

You can also download csv files of the date using the download button at the top right of each graph. Finally, you can change the date range shown on the graph by using the date filters at the top of the page.

<figure><img src="/files/Dwm8N47zHg3hcJHZvQy2" alt=""><figcaption><p>Graphs on the insights page showing the number of QR scans per campaign and total scan per month</p></figcaption></figure>


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