Entry
See the route or event where the observed path begins.
Product analytics dashboard
A product analytics dashboard for events, funnels, sessions, and journeys
Vectr4 is a product analytics dashboard for technical SaaS teams. It brings event activity, conversion funnels, session context, and user journeys into one focused interface backed by a customer-operated deployment.
01
Use the dashboard for product behavior, not generic business reporting
Analytics dashboard is a broad phrase that can mean finance, infrastructure, marketing, or executive reporting. Vectr4 specifically presents behavior captured from a SaaS or web application.
The dashboard is designed to answer focused questions about product events and paths. It is not presented as a general BI system, data warehouse interface, or SEO reporting suite.
02
Start with an overview of current product activity
- Review total sessions and unique-user context for the selected view.
- See frequently occurring named events without treating frequency as value by itself.
- Use time ranges to keep comparisons scoped consistently.
- Move from summary values into the event, funnel, session, or journey that explains them.
03
Inspect events and the context sent with them
The event view surfaces named product actions captured by the browser SDK. Properties provide bounded context, while identity and session information help place each action in a real workflow.
For collection details, use the event tracking guide. For interpretation, continue to event analytics.
04
Use funnels to inspect ordered conversion paths
A funnel connects expected steps and exposes where users stop progressing. This works for signup, onboarding, activation, feature adoption, or checkout when the underlying events are defined and validated.
The dashboard does not invent the funnel definition. The team chooses which events represent the workflow and should revisit that definition when the product changes.
Vectr4 example
pricing_viewed → checkout_started → purchase_completed
05
Review sessions without claiming screen replay
Vectr4 session views group event activity into a timed sequence. They provide behavioral context around navigation and custom actions but do not record or replay the user’s screen.
That distinction reduces ambiguity when evaluating product analytics tools. Teams that require pixel-level replay need a different or additional product.
06
Follow user journeys across the product
Progress
Review the ordered actions that move a workflow forward.
Backtracking
Locate repeated or reversed navigation that deserves investigation.
Exit
See where the captured sequence ends without assuming a reason.
07
Run the dashboard with customer-operated infrastructure
Vectr4 packages its application and supporting services for Docker Compose deployment. The customer operates the server, domain, storage, backups, access, updates, and security.
That gives the team deployment control rather than automatic privacy or compliance. Review the self-hosted model before choosing it.
Product proof
Inspect the Vectr4 product analytics workflow
The hosted demo shows real Vectr4 product views for event activity, funnels, sessions, and user paths. Preview values are illustrative and are not presented as customer benchmarks.
Event activity
Inspect named product actions and the bounded properties sent with them.
Funnels
Connect ordered events to examine progress and drop-off between steps.
Sessions
Review activity as a timed sequence without relying on screen recording.
User journeys
Follow paths through a product for anonymous and identified activity.
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