/export

📊 What Does the /export Command Do?

The /export command allows admins to export detailed raid data into a styled .xlsx file, giving a comprehensive snapshot of all raid activity, participating users, and admin involvement. This is an essential tool for managing raids, tracking performance, and analyzing user engagement—all in a convenient, downloadable format.

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💡 Why Use /export?

  • Track Raid Performance: Gain full visibility into all your past raids, including targets set, final results, and the admins involved.

  • User Engagement Insights: See exactly which users are liking, retweeting, replying, and bookmarking your raid tweets, making it easier to identify key contributors.

  • Admin Activity: Monitor which admins have initiated raids and how many they’ve led, keeping everyone accountable and engaged.

📋 Exported Data Details:

Here’s a breakdown of the data that the exported .xlsx file will contain:

  1. Raids Table Provides detailed information about each raid, including the Tweet ID, URL, raid targets, final results, and the admin who started the raid.

    Example:

    Tweet ID
    Tweet URL
    Likes Target
    Retweets Target
    Replies Target
    Finished Likes
    Finished Retweets
    Finished Replies
    Finished Quotes
    Finished Bookmarks
    Finished Impressions
    Raid Started By (Admin TG ID)

    1832008246309073031

    5

    4

    3

    7

    4

    5

    0

    2

    35

    355606608

    1832015047318470975

    5

    4

    3

    7

    4

    4

    0

    1

    24

    429616896

  2. Liking, Retweeting, Bookmarking Users Logs all users who engaged with the raid tweets by liking, retweeting, or bookmarking them. Each entry includes their Telegram and Twitter information, along with the time of interaction.

    Example:

    Tweet ID
    Date
    Telegram ID
    Twitter ID
    TG Username
    TG First Name

    1832498068685488190

    9/7/2024, 7:23:49 PM

    7032862732

    1832062841764954112

    Brandon_WS

    Brandon

  3. Replying Users Tracks users who replied to raid tweets, including the reply text, reply URL, and their Telegram and Twitter details.

    Example:

    Tweet ID
    Date
    Telegram ID
    Twitter ID
    TG Username
    TG First Name
    Reply URL
    Text

    1832437215617503583

    9/7/2024, 3:39:31 PM

    7032862732

    1832062841764954112

    Brandon_WS

    Brandon

    "$MELLOW IS KING LETS GO BOYS! 🔥"

  4. Admins Raided A list of admins and how many raids they have initiated, useful for tracking admin activity and contribution.

    Example:

    Admin ID
    Raid Count

    355606608

    28

    429616896

    7

  5. Admins List Lists all admins in your system, providing their Telegram ID and first name.

    Example:

    Admin ID
    First Name

    7295292141

    DarkDragon

    7485561841

    Mellow Man's RaidBot

    6870634441

    Andy

    1241509751

    🌍WALTER🤑THE WORLD FAMOUS K1D AND WALT SHOW

⚙️ How to Use /export:

  1. Initiate Export: Run the /export command in your Telegram bot to instantly generate the .xlsx file.

  2. Download & Analyze: Once the file is generated, you’ll be able to download it and review all raid activity, user engagement, and admin contributions in a neat, styled format that’s easy to analyze or share with your team.

Using /export ensures you have a full, organized record of all raid activity, giving you better control over your Telegram group’s engagement and results.

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