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Web analytics provide a way to measure and later analyze key metrics of your website such as visits, page views, traffic sources and more. Monitoring is only done on the live site, so actions that take place on pages in the Xperience administration interface are not included in the statistics.

The web analytics are built into Xperience and you can access the data directly in the administration interface.

Related pages

  • Configuring web analytics
  • Viewing web analytics reports
  • Monitoring traffic from search engines