With analytics filters, you are able to filter your analytics data based on one or more of the following parameters: This will provide you with a better in-depth insight into certain user groups. To learn how to use analytics filters, visit How to filter analytics.
With analytics filters, you are able to filter your analytics data based on one or more parameters to get a deeper insight into certain user groups. Note that the filter will display on the top of the page and will be active throughout all analytics sections until cleared.
If you are looking to prevent the storing of IP addresses, this can be achieved using Anonymized IP addresses. IP addresses will now be anonymized by replacing the last three digits with zeros. This setting works retroactively, meaning that IP addresses collected before enabling this setting will also be anonymized. . . . Read more
The Anonymize IP addresses feature in MyCludo prevents the storage of IP addresses. Cludo replaces the last three IP digits with zeros to anonymize the IP address. The replacement happens instantly every time an event is registered, and Cludo does not store the original IP address. This setting works retroactively, . . . Read more
The Disallowed Analytics feature allows you to prevent search activity from specific IP addresses from showing up in your MyCludo analytics. This is valuable when you’re looking to filter away internal search activity, for example, giving you a clearer picture of what external search activity actually looks like. To learn . . . Read more
If you are looking to exclude search activity from certain IP addresses in your analytics, this can be achieved using the Disallowed Analytics feature. You have now excluded the IP address(es) from your analytics retrospectively, and their interactions with the search won’t affect the analytics data.
The analytics showing in MyCludo and the analytics newsletter are based on the timezone of the browser that is used to login to MyCludo.
Cludo has developed a script specifically for API implementations. With this, you won’t have to manually set up tracking for your API implementation. Introduction The Cludo API Analytics script is a JavaScript snippet to be placed on your search results page that will send query and click data to Cludo’s . . . Read more
When interacting with the dashboard and analytics in MyCludo, it is possible to see a full search term analysis for a specific search term. By simply clicking a specific search term from the list, a full analysis is shown for the given search term to provide further insight into the . . . Read more
When logging into MyCludo, the dashboard is presented. The dashboard is designed to provide a quick, yet detailed overview of the status of each search engine. This dashboard is made up of a series of widgets, each showcasing different insights with options for further analytics. Clicking a widget title will . . . Read more