Behavly

Find the step where people leave.

Goals and funnels show where visits stop, from the one snippet on your site, and the signed-in users who left can be followed up, each email written from what they did.

Where they stop, and who stopped.

Drop-off analysis in Behavly finds the step where people leave. Goals mark the steps that matter, a funnel follows two to eight of them in order within one visit, and exit pages show where visits ended. The signed-in users who left can then be followed up by a campaign whose goal is that step.

The step where visits stop.

A funnel follows two to eight goals in order, and counts a visit at a step only if it completed every step before it, in the same visit. The step where the count falls is where people leave.

Goals that count past visits too.

Form submits, outbound link clicks, file downloads, and email and phone link clicks count on their own. Add a pageview goal like /signup, a scroll goal like 50% of /pricing or a custom event from behavly.track, and it applies to your past data at once.

Where they came in, and where they left.

Entry and exit pages show where visits began and ended, and channels, sources and campaign tags how people arrived. Click any row and it becomes a filter on every number and card.

Follow up the people who left.

Start a Pattern Campaign from a pattern Behavly found or one you describe, and see who matches before anything is saved. Name the step they left at as the Goal: a wait can hold until they reach it, and reaching it can end their path.

From one snippet to the step they left at.

  1. Add the snippet once.

    In Tracking → Setup, press Add Website and paste the single async script tag inside the <body> of your site, once, so it loads on every page, your signed-in pages too. Every number in Insights comes from it.

  2. Name the steps as goals.

    Open ⋮ → Manage goals on the Goals card, choose Add goal and pick Pageview, Custom event or Scroll depth for each step: a page like /signup, or an event your site sends with behavly.track. Goals apply to your past data at once.

  3. Follow them through a funnel.

    Choose Add funnel and pick two to eight goals in order. A funnel counts a visit at a step only if that visit completed every step before it, in order, in the same visit, so you see the step where the count falls.

  4. See who leaves.

    Filter narrows every number and card to one page, source, campaign tag, country, browser, device or goal, and clicking any row in a card adds it as a filter, so you can compare the people who leave by where they came from and what they used.

  5. Follow up the people who left.

    Start a Pattern Campaign from a pattern Behavly found, or describe the group in plain language and see who matches before anything is saved. Name the step they left at as the Goal, and each person who reaches it is credited to the last email they got.

The rules behind every funnel.

Funnel
Two to eight goals in order. A visit counts at a step only if it completed every step before it, in order, in the same visit.
Goals on past data
A goal applies to your past data as soon as you add it. Uniques is the visitors who completed it, Total how many times, CR the share of the period’s visitors.
Automatic goals
Form submits, outbound link clicks, file downloads, and email and phone link clicks count with nothing to set up.
Explore
Pick a starting page to see where people went next, then the step after that.
Campaign goal
Name an action or a page, and each person who reaches it is credited to the last email they got, counted up to 7 days after their last email.
Date ranges
Insights reads a window of recent data, so on a busy workspace a long range is a sample. A shorter, complete range is the one to decide on.

Questions about drop-off analysis.

01

Does a funnel count steps from different visits?

No. A funnel counts a visit at a step only if that visit completed every step before it, in order, in the same visit. Add one with Add funnel, under Manage goals on the Goals card.
02

Do new goals count earlier visits?

Yes. Goals apply to your past data as soon as you add them. Uniques is the visitors who completed a goal, Total how many times, and CR the share of the period’s visitors who completed it.
03

Can I email the people who dropped off?

The signed-in ones, yes. A funnel counts visits, so start a Pattern Campaign from a pattern Behavly found or one you describe in plain language, and see the group and its size before anything is saved. Visitors who were never signed in are anonymous, with no address to email.
04

Is a long date range less exact?

On a busy workspace, yes. Insights reads a window of recent data rather than your whole history, so a long range is a sample. For anything you decide on, prefer a shorter, complete range; two equal short ranges compare better than one long one.

Meet the Behavly Agent.

It reads what each user does in your product and writes their follow-ups. Free to start, no credit card.