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Activity Stats

Monitor alert delivery history and track scoring notifications sent to your Discord server.

Accessing Activity

View your server's activity feed through the web dashboard:

  1. Go to sportdataiq.com/dashboard
  2. Login with Discord and select your server
  3. Open the Alerts tab and switch its toggle from Rules to Activity

What Activity Shows

The activity feed displays a complete history of all alerts sent to your Discord server:

Alert Events

Each activity entry shows:

  • Timestamp: When the alert was sent
  • League: Which sport (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, etc.)
  • Market: Type of scoring event (First TD, Anytime Goal, etc.)
  • Player Name: Who scored
  • Team: Scoring player's team
  • Opponent: The opposing team
  • Score: Game score at the time of the scoring play
  • Channel: Which Discord channel received the alert

Alert History

The last 50 alerts sent to your server, newest first. Filter by league or by channel, and click Open ↗ on any row to jump straight to that message in Discord — handy for "did the bot actually post it?" questions.

Filtering & Sorting

Use filters to find specific alerts or time periods:

Date RangeFilter alerts by specific dates or time periods (today, yesterday, last 7 days, last 30 days)
NFL
By LeagueShow only alerts from specific sports (NFL, NBA, etc.)
By Alert RuleSee all alerts from a specific rule
Sort OrderView newest or oldest alerts first

Why Use Activity Stats

Verify DeliveryConfirm that alerts are being sent correctly and arriving in the right channels
Track PerformanceSee how many alerts your server is receiving and which leagues are most active
Troubleshoot IssuesIf you're expecting an alert but didn't receive it, check the activity feed to see if it was sent
Review Scoring HistoryLook back at past scoring events and game highlights
Audit Alert RulesSee which rules are most active and adjust your configuration accordingly

Activity Page Features

  • Real-time updates: Activity feed refreshes automatically to show new alerts
  • Pagination: Browse through large alert histories with page navigation
  • Search: Find specific players, teams, or games quickly
  • Export data: Download activity reports for record keeping Coming soon
  • Visual indicators: League emojis and color coding for easy scanning

Understanding Activity Entries

Each entry in the activity feed represents a single alert that was successfully delivered:

Nov 1, 2025 • 3:45 PMDelivered
NFL NFL - Anytime Touchdown
Patrick Mahomes (KC) scored vs BUF
Score: KC 21 @ BUF 17 • Q3 • 8:42
Channel: #nfl-alerts • Rule ID: abc123

Data Retention

Activity data is stored for 90 days. After that, older entries are automatically archived. This ensures the activity feed remains fast and responsive while giving you plenty of time to review recent alerts.

Pro Tip

If you notice an alert is missing from your Discord channel but appears in the activity feed, check:

  • Bot permissions in the destination channel (needs "Send Messages" and "Embed Links")
  • Discord's message history - the alert may have been sent but scrolled past
  • Channel visibility settings - make sure you can see the channel where the alert was sent