# Reading your results
Source: https://docs.luriart.com/dashboard/reading-results
Plain text: https://docs.luriart.com/dashboard/reading-results.txt

A tour of the Luria dashboard, from the live tracking dot to per-source lift, and what each number actually means.

The dashboard at [luriart.com/app](https://www.luriart.com/app) is built to be read in under a minute. Here is what each part shows and how to read it without second-guessing.

## Overview
The Overview is the first thing you see.

[Screenshot: Luria dashboard Overview showing the live tracking indicator, sessions, conversions, and lift cards for the last 30 days]

**Live tracking dot.** Green means Luria received a page view from your site in the last few minutes.  Grey means it hasn't heard from your site recently; on a low-traffic store that's normal overnight, but if it's grey during the day, check [Snippet not firing](/troubleshooting/snippet-not-firing).

**Sessions.** Visits Luria observed in the selected period. This will not equal your Google Analytics or Shopify session count, and that's fine; see [Google Analytics](/connect/google-analytics) for why.

**Conversions.** Completed goals in the period: purchases on a store, leads or sign-ups if that's your goal. See [Set your goal](/train/goals).

**Lift.** How much better your visitors converted with Luria's variants than they would have on your original page, over the same period and the same traffic. That's the one-sentence version; [Lift and confidence, in plain English](/dashboard/lift-and-significance) has the rest. Next to the lift you'll see a confidence level. Early on it will say the lift isn't settled yet; that's honest, not a problem.

**Training stage.** A badge such as  telling you where Luria is on the [training timeline](/train/timeline). The stage sets expectations for everything else on the page.

Use the date picker at the top right to change the period.  Default is the last 30 days.

## Tests
The Tests view lists every page Luria is working on and what it's trying there.

[Screenshot: Luria Tests view listing pages, each with the original and its variants, their status, sessions, and lift]

Each page expands to show:

* **Original**: your page as it was when Luria started. It keeps getting a share of traffic so Luria always has a fresh comparison.
* **Variants**: each version Luria built. Click one to see what changed (headline, CTA, section order, proof placement) with a before/after preview.
* **Status**: one of three.
  * **Testing**: still collecting evidence. Numbers here will move around.
  * **Winner**: beat the original at a confidence level Luria trusts. It now gets most of the traffic on that page.
  * **Retired**: lost, or was superseded by a newer variant. Kept for the record.
* **Sessions and lift** per variant, plus the confidence level.

A page with lots of retired variants is a healthy page; it means Luria tried things and kept only what worked.

## Change history and rollback
Every change Luria ships is logged. Open **History** (from the Tests view or the page detail) to see a timeline: what changed, when, on which page, for which traffic, and what it did.

To undo a change, click **Roll back** on that entry.  Your visitors see the previous version within about 60 seconds. Luria records the rollback as a signal too, so it won't quietly re-ship the same thing. If you want to stop a whole page rather than one change, use **Pause** on the page; pausing everything is on the Overview.

## Per-source breakdown
Click **Sources** (or the source filter on the Overview) to split everything by where visitors came from: Meta, Google, TikTok, Klaviyo, organic, direct.  Each source shows its own sessions, conversions, and lift, because Luria optimizes each stream separately; see [Traffic sources](/optimize/traffic-sources). Ad sets that have earned their own page appear nested under their platform; see [Ad-level pages](/optimize/ad-level-pages).

This is the view to use when you're deciding where to spend. A source with strong lift and low volume is a hint to send it more traffic.

## Reading it honestly
* **Lift under "Early" confidence is a rumor.** Don't quote it to your team yet. Wait for "Likely" or "Confirmed".
* **Low traffic means fewer, slower conclusions.** A store doing a few hundred sessions a month will see stages stretch and fewer winners per month. That's expected; see [What to expect](/train/what-to-expect).
* **The original keeps getting traffic on purpose.** If you see your original still serving after a winner is declared, that's Luria keeping its measurement honest, not a bug.
* **Seasonality shows up as swings.** A sale week moves conversion rates for original and variants alike; lift is a comparison, so it's more stable than the raw numbers. See [Seasonal](/optimize/seasonal).

## Next steps
  - [Lift and confidence, in plain English](/dashboard/lift-and-significance)
  - [Approvals](/dashboard/approvals)
  - [Traffic sources](/optimize/traffic-sources)
  - [Numbers don't match Shopify](/troubleshooting/numbers-dont-match-shopify)