Page Reporting gives you a clear view of how users interact with the pages on your platform. It helps you track usage, user journeys, and engagement across both your homepage and CMS-created pages.
Accessing Page Reporting
If Page Reporting is enabled on your site:
Go to Menu > Reporting
Select the 'Pages' tab
What Page Reporting includes
Once inside the Pages tab, you’ll see a summary of user activity across:
Homepage
Custom CMS pages (pages created in your admin system)
This gives you a much broader understanding of how users are navigating and interacting with your site.
Searching for a specific page
Use the search bar to quickly find a page and view its performance data.
Once selected, you’ll see detailed insights including:
User information
Company name
Platform used (web or app, where applicable)
Time spent on the page
Last viewed timestamp
Understanding the data
Origin column
The Origin column shows how the user arrived at the page:
Internal page navigation – they clicked through from another page on your site
External – they arrived via an external link (e.g. email, direct URL, or third-party site)
This helps you understand where your traffic is coming from.
Next Page column
The Next Page column shows the user’s journey after viewing the page.
Where they went next
How they continue navigating your platform
This is especially useful for mapping user flows and identifying drop-off points or popular pathways.
Why Page Reporting is useful
Page Reporting helps you:
Understand which pages are most engaging
Track how users move through your site
Identify entry and exit points
Improve navigation and content structure
Compare performance across web and app (if applicable)