Split Web Analytics data by any dimension
Web Analytics now supports breaking down data across 11 dimensions including paths, routes, hostnames, countries, devices, OS, referrers, flags, event names, and event properties. Web Analytics Plus subscribers can additionally split data by UTM parameters.
Web Analytics now allows you to split data across any dimension.
You can now break down your Web Analytics data across any dimension, not just Flags and Flag Values. This update expands support to 11 dimensions, which are:
With dimension splits and filters, you can dig deeper into user activity and better understand how different segments are using your application.
This feature is available to all Vercel users with the Web Analytics package installed. subscribers also gain the enhanced capability of splitting data by UTM parameters.Web Analytics Plus
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Paths
Routes
Host names
Countries
Devices
OS
Referrers
Flags
Flag values
Events names
Event properties
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