Page details¶

Page Details is a BimBeau Privacy Analytics Pro feature that helps you analyze an individual page more deeply than the main Pages report.

Use Page Details when you want to understand how a specific page performs over time, where its visitors come from, and which audience or device patterns are associated with that page.

When to use Page Details¶

Use Page Details when a page deserves closer analysis.

Common examples:

• a homepage;
• a landing page;
• a pricing page;
• a service page;
• a product page;
• an important article;
• a campaign page;
• a page that suddenly gained or lost traffic;
• a missing page listed in Pages not found that needs closer review.

How Page Details differs from Pages¶

Start with Pages to identify important URLs, then open Page Details when you want to investigate one page more closely.

What Page Details helps you understand¶

Use Page Details to answer questions such as:

• How did this page perform during the selected period?
• Did traffic increase after a content update or campaign?
• Which days or hours generated the most activity?
• Which referring sites sent visitors to this page?
• Which visitors, browsers, operating systems, devices, and screen resolutions are associated with this page?
• Which countries or cities appear in the page's audience data?
• Does this page deserve optimization, promotion, a redirect, or a content refresh?

How to open Page Details¶

1. Open Pages

   Go to BimBeau Privacy Analytics → Pages.

2. Select the date range

   Choose the period you want to analyze.

3. Choose a Pages view

   Open Top pages, Entry pages, Exit pages, or Pages not found, depending on the URL you want to investigate.

4. Find the page

   Use search, sorting, and pagination to find the URL or title you want to inspect.

5. Open the Page Details action

   Use the available Page Details action, link, or row interaction for that page.

Summary¶

The Summary card gives a quick performance overview for the selected page.

Depending on the selected view and available data, it can include:

• the total page-level metric for the selected period;
• a comparison badge against the previous period when available;
• the page URL or title;
• average time on page when advanced timing data is available;
• top country, browser, operating system, and device indicators;
• actions to go back, view the public page, or open the WordPress edit screen when available.

Daily page views¶

The Daily page views chart shows the page views recorded during the selected period as a single series.

Use it to spot:

• traffic spikes after a campaign, publication, or external mention;
• traffic declines after a redesign, content change, or promotion ending;
• recurring weekday patterns;

For a single-day selection, the chart can use hourly buckets instead of daily buckets.

Hourly heatmap¶

The Hourly heatmap shows page activity by day and hour when the data is available.

Use it to understand:

• the hours when visitors are most active;
• whether traffic arrives in short bursts or steady patterns;
• whether campaigns drive traffic at specific times;
• whether weekday and weekend behavior differs.

Page views list¶

The Page views list provides the underlying page-level activity rows for the selected period.

Use the list to:

• review activity by date or hour, depending on the selected range;
• sort by the page metric or date;
• switch between URL and title display when title data is available;
• change the number of rows shown;
• move through results with pagination.

Referring sites¶

The Referring sites section shows domains or source categories that sent traffic to the selected page when referrer data is available.

Use it to identify search engines, social platforms, partner websites, campaign sources, direct traffic, and external mentions associated with the page.

Visitors¶

The Visitors section lists visitor-level rows associated with the selected page when visitor details are available.

Depending on your settings and available data, rows can include details such as:

• visitor ID hash;
• country and city;
• first connection and last activity;
• active time;
• page views;
• referrer;
• browser and browser version;
• operating system;
• device;
• screen resolution.

Visitor details are designed for analytics review, not for identifying a person.

Audience and device breakdowns¶

Page Details can show audience cards for the selected page, including:

Use these sections to identify usability or design patterns. For example, a page with high mobile traffic may deserve extra mobile layout testing.

Countries and cities¶

Page Details can include Top countries and Top cities tables for the selected page when geolocation data is available.

Use these sections to understand geographic patterns, campaign reach, and regional audience differences.

Exporting Page Details data¶

Exports are a Pro feature.

If export actions are available for Page Details or related reports, you can download page-level data for external analysis or reporting.

Data limits and privacy behavior¶

Some Page Details sections depend on consent, tracking settings, and the amount of traffic recorded for the selected page.

Keep these limits in mind:

• Advanced tracking may be required for timing, device, browser, operating system, resolution, and enriched visitor details.
• If your website requires consent for advanced analytics, your CMP must control the relevant BimBeau Privacy Analytics tracking behavior.
• If advanced tracking is disabled, blocked, or unavailable, some sections may be limited, empty, or less detailed.
• Referring sites can be missing when browsers, apps, privacy tools, or referring websites restrict referrer information.
• Geolocation can be unavailable or approximate depending on your geolocation setup and the available visitor data.
• Low-traffic pages may not provide meaningful hourly patterns, comparison badges, or audience breakdowns.
• Very broad date ranges can require pagination or exports to review all rows comfortably.

Troubleshooting Page Details¶

If Page Details is unavailable or incomplete, check the following:

1. Confirm Pro is active

   Page Details is a Pro feature. Make sure your Pro license or account connection is active.

2. Check user permissions

   Make sure your WordPress user can access BimBeau Privacy Analytics reports and Pro features.

3. Check the selected page

   The page must have recorded activity during the selected date range.

4. Review tracking settings

   Some details may require advanced tracking or timing data.

5. Review consent behavior

   If advanced tracking is blocked by your CMP, enriched metrics may be unavailable.

Next step¶

Continue with Events to learn how BimBeau Privacy Analytics Pro can track specific actions and interactions.