# Getting Started with PluginPulse

Follow this quick guide to set up your account and start getting insights right away.

### **Step 1: Register**

Go to <https://pluginpul.se/signup> and create your account.

### **Step 2: Add Your First Plugin**

1. Navigate to the **"Plugins"** page.
2. Click **"Add Plugin"** and enter your plugin details.

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### **Step 3: Import Your Transactions**

1. Go to the **"Plugins"** page and select **"Add Transactions"**.
2. On the "Add Transactions" page, either upload the payout csv from Bubble or use our [chrome extension](/docs/bubble-transactions-importer.md) to import your transactions automatically.

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**Tips**

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### **Step 4: Start Monitoring User Engagement**

1. Open the **Plugin Dashboard**.
2. Click **"Monitor User Engagement"** and copy the provided snippet.
3. Paste it into your plugin’s header code (for more detailed info see [User Engagement](https://plugin-pulse.gitbook.io/docs/user-engagement/user-engagement-overview)).
4. Once activity is detected, active users will be reflected in your dashboard.

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### **Step 5: Analyse your Plugins**

* To view a **specific plugin's dashboard**, go to Plugins → Select a plugin to display its dashboard.
* To view the **overall summary across all your plugins**, click on the PluginPulse logo or visit <https://pluginpul.se/admin>.

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