This is just straight up wrong. If you see an “Edit in Canva” or whatever button in an editing suite or software by even a medium sized technology company, it’s not a surface controlled and tracked by Canva - it would have been implemented by a developer working for the editing suite or technology company or whatever. Those kinds of features are usually part of user growth agreements in which one company pays the other (or reciprocally expects to refer a similar number of users) to be featured. Engagement is typically tracked internally for contractual reasons, but I’ve never heard of it being shared with third parties (because doing so would almost always violate privacy policies and open up the company to lawsuits).
Source: I’ve worked on exactly these kinds of buttons.
This is just straight up wrong. If you see an “Edit in Canva” or whatever button in an editing suite or software by even a medium sized technology company, it’s not a surface controlled and tracked by Canva - it would have been implemented by a developer working for the editing suite or technology company or whatever. Those kinds of features are usually part of user growth agreements in which one company pays the other (or reciprocally expects to refer a similar number of users) to be featured. Engagement is typically tracked internally for contractual reasons, but I’ve never heard of it being shared with third parties (because doing so would almost always violate privacy policies and open up the company to lawsuits).
Source: I’ve worked on exactly these kinds of buttons.