User Guide / FAQ

The reporting section is available from the top navigation bar. The files are all in .tsv format. TSV is just like CSV except tab delimited vs comma delimited but imported into your program the same way.

There are 7 default reports


  • Auto-DMs sent
  • Note: this will only appear once you've set up automated Lasso DM campaigns
  • Breakdown of your automated DM campaigns:
  • # trigger, requesting @ account, dm message sent, # of times link was clicked, request source (comment or dm), Post source/type (if not via DM), link to account that requested link, destination URL (for active and archived lassos)


  • Top Fans
  • Quick summary using the Comments (all) report focused on Instagram users and how many times each has comments in aggregate
  • Poster/their average sentiment/#of comments
  • Sort comments column to see your top engagers


  • Affiliate/Redirect Tracking Links
  • This reports is a collection of all active affiliate links that correspond to each of your active Lasso DM campaigns
  • Use this report to copy and paste a tracking link you wish to track clicks on from other social media posts and emails
  • NOTE: Click count for your affiliate tracking links are available in the Auto-DMs Sent report


  • Instagram Post Stats
  • Quick summary of all tracked posts and their associated Instagram stats (and sentiment)
  • Post date/caption, link to post, post type, likes, comments, impressions, reach, engagement, saved, auto-replies, sentiment, plays, interactions, shares, Stampede Social archive info (date and time in archive)


  • UGC Campaign Stats
  • Quick update on UGC collection numbers across UGC campaigns 
  • # of posts / unique users and over all sentiment per campaign


  • UGC Campaign Submissions
  • Post submissions for UGC campaigns
  • Campaign, post caption, poster's @, likes, sentiment and link to submission


  • Comments (all)
  • Full database of comments made for posts being monitored by Stampede Social
  • Includes DM or comment responses made via Stampede Social interface
  • Report includes comments date/time, post link, user's comment, @ user, Link to commenter, post type, and sentiment


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Reporting (FAQs)

  • What is a .TSV file?

    The TSV file format stands for tab-separated values. This is to say that a TSV file contains information in a series of data tables, with that data being separated by tabs.


    If you’ve ever worked with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, you might think that a series of data tables sounds a little familiar. That’s because this is effectively how these programs store your information in their own native formats.


    The benefit of a TSV file is that it is more generic than dedicated file types for these programs. The TSV file type stores its information in a way that can be easily accessed by most spreadsheet programs, making it ideal for cross-software compatibility.


    If you’ve ever asked yourself what a CSV file is, it’s essentially the same concept. The difference is that a CSV file uses commas to separate information, whereas the TSV file type uses tabs instead.

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