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Session Replays & On-Page Analytics
What are Session Replays?
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Understanding Rage Clicks
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Session Replays & On-Page Analytics
What are Session Replays?
Insightech Session Replays are fully interactive recreations of customer journeys through your website
Saving Notes, to Share Insights with the Team
Creating a note is a quick way to bookmark a moment of interest in a replay and easily share insights with your team.
What are Click Map Reports?
These are reports that let you click through an individual session replay and overlay website metrics
What are Scrolling Heat Maps?
Interactive Scrolling Heat Map Reports will help you understand how far someone has scrolled and what content has been viewed.
Understanding Rage Clicks
Rage clicks happen when a user (who is likely frustrated) repeatedly clicks on an element on your website in a very short amount of time. Rage clicks are a good way to identify broken features (links…
