Reports

What the Sessions report shows

Found at Attribution → Sessions, the report lists every recorded visit within the selected date range. Each row represents one visit, not one page view.

Session row contents

• Timestamp — when the visit was first recorded
• Channel — the classified channel (Organic Search, AI Referrer, Social Media, etc.)
• Source — the specific referring domain (e.g. chat.openai.com, google.com)
• Pages visited — the full path through the site during this visit, in order, with the First Touch entry page marked
• Tags — any tags applied manually or by rule (Pro only)

Filtering the report

Use the filter controls above the session list to narrow by:

• Date range — any custom start and end date within the retention period
• Channel — one or more channels
• Source domain — a specific referring domain
• Tag — a specific tag (Pro)

Active filters carry through to the CSV export, so what you see in the report is what you get in the file.

Reading the visit path

With full visit path tracking, every page a visitor viewed during the session is listed in order. The first page is marked with a First Touch indicator. This tells you both where the visitor entered the site and where they went afterward — useful for understanding which entry pages lead to deeper engagement versus immediate exits.

CSV export

Click the Export button to download the current filtered view as a CSV file. The export includes all columns visible in the report, plus UTM parameters that may not be displayed in the row view. There is no row limit on the export.

Retention settings

Session records are retained for a configurable period between 7 and 365 days, set under Attribution → Settings. Records older than the retention window are pruned automatically. For compliance or storage reasons, you can delete all data immediately using the Danger Zone option in Settings.