Who This Is For / When to Use
Use this article if you want to:
Measure funnel, website, or blog performance
Understand traffic sources, devices, and locations
Track engagement, opt-ins, sales, and conversion rates
Analyze visitor behavior without third-party tools
Analytics Dashboard Overview
The Analytics dashboard centralizes all performance metrics into one view. It displays key metrics at the top and detailed charts below, allowing quick performance checks and trend analysis.
Includes:
Page views and unique page views
Opt-ins and sales
Conversion rates
Trend graphs over time
Switching Between Funnels, Websites, and Blogs
You can switch analytics views depending on what you want to analyze.
Available views:
Funnels
Websites
Blogs
You can also filter analytics to a specific funnel, website, or blog using the dropdown selector.
Date Range Selection
Analytics data can be filtered by custom or preset date ranges.
Options include:
Custom start and end dates
Presets such as Last 7, 14, 30, 60, or 90 days
Changes apply instantly across all metrics and charts.
Key Metrics Explained
Each analytics view displays high-level metrics at the top of the dashboard.
Core metrics include:
Page Views: Total visits to the selected asset
Opt-ins: Completed form or funnel signups
Sales: Revenue attributed to the selected asset
Opt-in Conversion Rate: Percentage of visitors who converted
Each metric card compares performance to the previous period.
Average Time Metric
The Average Time metric shows how long users spend interacting with your content.
How it works:
Calculated by dividing total time spent by total sessions
Helps measure engagement and content retention
Supports daily, weekly, and custom ranges
Important:
Average Time tracking for external pages began on January 20, 2026. Data before this date is not available.
Traffic Source Analytics
Traffic Source Analytics shows where visitors are coming from.
Sources include:
Direct
Organic search
Paid traffic
Social platforms (e.g., Facebook, TikTok)
Hover over bars or segments to see detailed counts.
Geographic Analytics (Country, State, City)
Geographic Analytics visualizes where visitors are located.
Features:
Interactive world map
Ranked visitor lists
Drilldown by Country, State, or City
Use this to identify high-performing regions and regional trends.
Traffic by Device Type
This section shows how visitors access your content.
Device categories:
Desktop
Mobile
Tablet
Unknown
Displayed as a pie chart for quick comparison.
Top Browsers and Client IPs
This section provides technical traffic insights.
Top Browsers
Shows the most common browsers used by visitors
Useful for performance optimization and QA testing
Top Client IPs
Lists the most frequent IP addresses
Helps identify abnormal traffic or bot activity
Blog Analytics Overview
Blog Analytics tracks performance across published blog content.
Includes:
Total blog page views
Number of published blog sites
Number of published posts
Page view trends over time
Data appears automatically for published or imported blogs.
External Site & Form Tracking
Kyrios supports analytics tracking on externally hosted sites and forms.
How it works:
Install the Kyrios tracking script
Track external activity directly inside Analytics
Supports native code and HTML pages
No third-party analytics tools are required.
Benefits
Native Analytics
All data is tracked and displayed directly inside Kyrios.
Faster Decision-Making
Clear visuals make trends and performance issues easy to spot.
Time Efficiency
Unified reporting removes the need to switch tools.
Performance Optimization
Use insights to improve conversions, engagement, and traffic quality.
FAQ
How do I access the Analytics tool?
Navigate to Sites in the left-hand menu and click Analytics.
What data can I track with Analytics?
You can track page views, unique visitors, opt-ins, sales, conversion rates, traffic sources, device types, and geographic data.
Can I filter analytics to a specific funnel or website?
Yes. Use the asset selector dropdown to filter analytics to a specific funnel, website, or blog.
Why is Average Time data missing before January 2026?
Average Time tracking for external pages started on January 20, 2026. Data prior to this date was not captured.
How can Top Browsers and Client IP data help me?
Top Browsers help optimize site compatibility. Client IP data helps identify abnormal traffic patterns such as bots or excessive requests.
Can I export analytics data?
Export availability depends on your account settings. Check the Analytics dashboard for export options or upcoming updates.