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This report displays the total number of distinct visitors to your website. For authenticated portals, visitors are tracked by identifying logged-in users. For anonymous websites, users are tracked both by using a browser cookie to identify a user on a particular computer as a single visitor, and by identifying visitor IP addresses. This report displays the visitor's username, cookie identifier or IP address (for anonymous SharePoint sites). When configuring Active Directory updates, additional user information can be displayed, such user name, role, etc.

When tracking unique visitors on users on anonymous websites, there is no simple way to identify if a single person uses different browsers to visit your site. In this case, if a visitor uses different browsers to visit your website, each browser will be counted as a distinct visitor in Analytics. Similarly, there is no way to identify if more than one person shares the same computer and browser to visit your website. This activity is logged as one visitor. Additionally, if user identification is based on IP address, when a user's IP address changes, they will be identified as a new user.

CardioLog Analytics also supports scenarios where a SharePoint site is available both for authenticated and anonymous users. For more information see: Monitoring authenticated users see Monitoring Authenticated Users in an Anonymous environment after they sign inEnvironment After They Sign In

 

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Unique Users Report


Note:

  • In order to display the
user logon name
  • usernames for authenticated environments
-  configure PII Concealment
  • The map widget is based on visitor IP
  • Learn how to retrieve user names from custom sources
  • Learn how to configure visitor segmentation by Active Directory attributes
  • Learn how to configure visitor segmentation by SharePoint user profiles
    • Learn how to import user information from custom sources
    • .

    • See Configuring Visitor Segmentation for Authenticated Users for more information on retrieving and importing usernames and information from custom sources, Active Directory, and SharePoint user profiles

    • The Map widget is based on GEO location (the public visitor IP), and can only be used for public websites. It cannot be used for intranet portals, even if the user accesses the site from outside the network through a proxy or VPN.

     

    Available Report Widgets

    Meter, Chart, Table, Map

     

    Table Widget

    The Unique Users table widget contains the following columns:

    • User - The user name, cookie identifier, or IP address
    .
    • Views - The number of unique page views
    (requests)
    • including page refreshes
    • Visits - The number of
    visits
    • visit sessions by each unique user. A
    visits
    • visit is a series of SharePoint page requests from the same uniquely identified client with a
    time
    • maximum period of
    no more than
    • 30 minutes between each page request.
    • Searches - The number of SharePoint
    search action
    • searches performed.
    • Visit Duration - The average duration of
    visits
    • all visit sessions.
    • Custom Columns - This widget provides the ability to add additional user fields, such as Region or Department, by editing the Appearance section of the widget's preferences.

     

    • Available information is dependent on connected profiles or accounts.

    Map Widget

    This report provides a

    world-map

    visual representation of unique users by country. Countries are color coded, with darker colors representing higher values

    . Mouse

    , with the highest value indicated by the legend in the bottom right-hand corner of the map. You can mouse over a country to display the number of unique users. CardioLog Analytics uses internal and third-party data to derive visitors' geographic locations

    from

    based on their IP addresses.