# How to track sources and destinations using UTM Parameters?

**Method 1: Dashboard**

Scroll down on the dashboard until you see **Top Sources** and **Top Pages**. These two sections represent where your web visitors came from and which pages they visited most after landing on the homepage. This provides an overview of your marketing effectiveness and your visitors' interests.

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***Note:*** When you first log into your dashboard, you may see a blank page indicating that data is unavailable. This is because collecting consent and processing records typically takes a few days. Sit tight—your report will be generated as soon as the data starts coming in.

**Method 2: Visitor Profile**

Click on an individual record on your Visitors page to access a detailed visitor profile. This includes their **consent record, last visit time, the channel through which they were acquired, and the pages they visited.**

Gaining these insights at the individual level is crucial for understanding your visitors better, especially in B2B scenarios.

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**Method 3: CSV Form**

After downloading the visitor CSV form, scroll to the right to view the UTM parameters. These columns contain information about the **visitors' acquisition media channels, advertising platforms, campaigns, and content.**

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