Dashboard tour
Since the May 2026 redesign, the dashboard ships 3 tabs and the analytics content lives on a single page.
The 3 tabs
- Install — where you start. Tracking snippet, install verification, platform guides (WordPress / Shopify / Webflow / Wix / Squarespace / Framer / Next.js / plain HTML), WordPress plugin, adblocker bypass, danger zone (archive / erase).
- Dashboard — all your stats on a single page, split into 6 sections navigated by a sticky table of contents: Overview, Content, Behavior, Sources, Audience, Technical.
- Compliance — status & 5 EU frameworks, electronic DPA signing, retention durations, export and erasure, DPO contact.
Dashboard — the 6 sections
| Section | Cards | |---|---| | Overview | Mistral Insight, 7 KPIs (unique visitors, sessions, pageviews, average duration, bounce, engagement, pages/session), live visitors, traffic timeline, hourly heatmap, top-countries compact | | Content | Top pages, entry pages, exit pages, internal searches, downloads, outbound links | | Behavior | Scroll depth, attention zones, click heatmap, UX friction, custom events, event timeline, revenue, conversion funnel | | Sources | Channels (direct / search / referral / social / AI / email), referrer sites, AI-agent traffic (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc.) | | Audience | Countries, cities (if city-level geo precision is enabled), browsers, OS, devices, languages | | Technical | 404 errors, 500 errors, suspicious pages (abnormally short duration) |
The Content, Behavior, Sources, Audience and Technical sections use a multi-tab card: only one sub-tab is rendered at a time, which keeps the page fast.
At the top of the dashboard
- Site selector (if you manage several sites under the same account).
- Period selector — "Filter" pill: Today, 24h, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 12 months, Custom. See Filters.
- Compare selector — "Compare" pill: none, Previous period, Previous year (YoY). See Period comparison.
- "Download all data (CSV ZIP)" button with an explanatory info bubble. Streams a ZIP containing one CSV file per dashboard view. The exported period is the one selected above. See Export and erasure.
Independent cards
Every dashboard card is self-contained: it loads its own data, handles its own state (loading, error, empty), and applies its own k-anonymity rule. If one card fails, the others keep rendering.
There is no longer a "Export CSV" button per card or "Export PDF" button per tab — everything now goes through the single "Download all data" ZIP, in line with the Plausible pattern.