Signed-in visitors

Every visitor your own site named through the beacon, with what each of them did.

Signed-in visitors lists everyone your own site named through the beacon, with what each of them did. It is the strongest thing the panel knows about anybody, so it has its own entry under Visitors, though it is a card of Engagement.

Loghound never guesses an identity

Every name here was declared by your own template. No cookie is read, no form is scraped. Until your site passes the signed-in visitor’s email to the beacon, the card stays empty.

01 · What the table shows

One row per signed-in visitor: Who (the email address your site sent), Visits, Pages, Requests, Addresses (how many different addresses they came from) and Last seen. Sort by any column.

02 · Filling it
  1. Make your site put the signed-in visitor’s email on the beacon. Identity & signed-in has code for WordPress, Drupal and tag managers.
  2. A signed-in visit is scored human, unless the browser was being driven by software or its own headers contradict it. How a visit is scored.
  3. To keep your own visits out of every number, add your address as a Signed-in email exclusion.

An email address is personal data. GDPR covers what that means for you.

Visitors

Loghound is open source and MIT licensed. Questions about the Opensolr half — the account, the indexes, the plan — go to opensolr.com/contact; questions about the software itself belong on GitHub.

Loghound Documentation