Core features

Analytics

Everything on this page works from the script tag alone — there is nothing to configure.

What is collected automatically

With the tracker installed and no other setup, Seentics records pageviews — including client-side route changes in single-page apps — and page performance timings.

Metric	What it means
Unique visitors	Distinct visitor IDs in the period. The ID lives in localStorage, so a returning visitor is not counted twice.
Total visits	Sessions. A session ends after a period of inactivity or a hard cap.
Page views	Every pageview, including repeat views of the same page.
Live visitors	Active in roughly the last 30 minutes.
Session duration	Average time between a session’s first and last event.
Bounce rate	Share of sessions with a single pageview.

Breakdowns

Pages — most viewed, plus entry and exit pages, so you can see where sessions start and where they end.
Sources — referrers, and UTM source, medium and campaign when present.
Technology — device type, operating system, browser and screen resolution.
Geography — country, on a map and as a list.

Geography without an IP address

Country is resolved at ingest and the IP is not stored with the event. There is no city-level or IP-level reporting, by design.

Realtime

Realtime shows the last ~30 minutes: a live visitor count, top pages and countries, and a running activity log of recent pageviews with visitor context. Useful for confirming a deploy or watching a launch.

Custom events

Anything beyond a pageview you send yourself. One call records the event, advances any matching funnel step, and can fire an automation.

checkout.js

seentics.track('signup_complete', { plan: 'growth' });

Events appear under Custom Events, where you can open one to see a breakdown by any property you attached. Internal tracker events — pageviews, scroll depth and the like — are filtered out of that list so it only shows what you sent.

Goals

A goal names a page or event that counts as success, so conversions get their own reporting rather than being buried in the event list. Define them in Settings → Goals.

Asking questions in plain English

Press ⌘K on any dashboard page to ask Seentics AI about your data — “top ten pages this week”, “which sources convert best”. Answers come back as a table you can export as CSV.

Reading the data yourself

Everything here is available over the REST API with an API key.