The special filters are predefined, powerful segments that you can use as building blocks for your analyses. Here is an overview of each filter and its configuration options.

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Path Filters

This filter type focuses on the visitor’s navigation path. It expands to show several specific options:
  • Entry Path: Filters by the first page a visitor viewed in their session.
  • Exit Path: Filters by the last page a visitor viewed before leaving your website.
  • Containing Paths: Shows sessions that include one or more specific pages.
  • Path Funnel: Defines a fixed sequence of pages and filters for visitors who have followed this path.

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Readers

This filter helps you identify engaged visitors who have spent a minimum amount of time on the site and/or viewed a minimum number of pages.
  • Settings: Min. Duration (seconds), Min. Pages.

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Bouncers

Isolates visits with very low interaction (bounces). These are sessions where the visitor leaves the site quickly after only one page view.
  • Settings: Max. Pages, Max. Duration (seconds).

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Non-Bouncers

The opposite of the “Bouncers” filter. It excludes all visits that are considered a bounce, thus showing all sessions with a minimum level of interaction.
  • Settings: The criteria (Max. Pages, Max. Duration) are used for exclusion.

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UTM/Channel Filter

An essential filter for analyzing your marketing campaigns. Filter visits by traffic channels (e.g., Paid, Organic) and/or specific UTM parameters.
  • Settings: UTM Campaign, UTM Source, UTM Content, Channels.

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Event

Allows filtering of sessions based on specific, custom events such as clicks on external links (outbound-link-click), button clicks, or other interactions.
  • Settings: Event Name, Event Value.