One snippet, no identify call.
Paste one async script tag into your site, on your signed-in pages too. It detects a signed-in session on its own and attaches the activity to that person, and Test script shows when events arrive.
See where each person clicked, got stuck and stopped scrolling.
Your real site, four layers deep.
One row per person, across devices.
Someone who uses your product on a laptop and a phone appears once, with the activity from both attached. Each row shows their pages, device and country.
Four layers on your live page.
Clicks, rage clicks, movement and scroll are painted over your own site, not a copy of it, for everyone, only identified users or only anonymous visitors.
One person’s heatmap.
Every row has its own launchers in the Layers column. Each opens that person’s map on that layer, across every browser they used.
The details
- Signed-in pages
- Put the snippet on your logged-in pages, not only the marketing site, or no identified users appear.
- Anonymous visitors
- Visitors who never signed in are listed in the same table. Whose activity shows everyone, only identified users or only anonymous visitors.
- Busiest page
- The Heatmap button opens one map on the busiest page unless you pick another.
- Short-lived links
- A heatmap reads from a viewing link that expires after 30 minutes. Open it again from Behavly for a fresh one.
- Pages without the snippet
- A page the snippet is not installed on has no heatmap. It opens and paints nothing.
- Paused sources
- Pausing a tracked site keeps its data and drops new events until you resume it.