Dashboard Overview
Learn how to use the Invoker Analytics dashboard to understand your website traffic.
Dashboard Layout
The Invoker Analytics dashboard provides a comprehensive view of your website's performance. Here's what you'll find in each section:
Summary Cards
At the top of the dashboard, you'll see summary cards showing key metrics:
- Pageviews: Total number of page views in the selected period
- Unique Visitors: Number of unique visitors to your site
- Sessions: Total browsing sessions
- Bounce Rate: Percentage of single-page sessions
- Avg. Duration: Average time spent on your site
Time Series Chart
The main chart shows your traffic trends over time. You can:
- Toggle between pageviews and visitors
- Hover over data points for detailed information
- Identify traffic patterns and anomalies
Analytics Sections
Below the main chart, you'll find detailed breakdowns:
Date Range Selector
Use the date filter in the top-right corner to change the time period:
- Today: Real-time data from the current day
- Last 7 Days: Weekly overview
- Last 30 Days: Monthly trends
- Last 12 Months: Annual performance
- Custom Range: Select specific start and end dates
Comparison Data
The dashboard shows comparison percentages next to each metric, comparing the current period to the previous period:
- Green arrows indicate improvement
- Red arrows indicate decline
All Sites Overview
If you manage multiple websites, use the "All Sites" view to see aggregate statistics across all your properties in one unified dashboard. This is perfect for:
- Agency owners managing client websites
- Businesses with multiple domains
- Getting a quick overview without switching between sites
Real-time Analytics
The Real-time section shows current activity on your website:
- Number of visitors on your site right now
- Currently viewed pages
- Live visitor locations
- Recent pageviews as they happen
Data refreshes every 5 seconds to give you an up-to-the-minute view of your traffic.
Tips for Dashboard Usage
- Check the dashboard regularly to spot trends early
- Use the comparison data to measure the impact of marketing campaigns
- Pay attention to bounce rate - high rates may indicate content issues
- Monitor referrer data to understand which channels drive the most traffic
- Use location data to optimize content for your primary audience