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Simple, non-technical guidance to launch Anonview, answer common questions, and turn signals into action.

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From installation to insights

Three simple steps to reach your first actionable insights in under 10 minutes.

  1. 1Create a site, install the snippet, and verify Live.
  2. 2Review Overview, then Pages to isolate strong sources.
  3. 3Ask Oracle your key questions and plan the next move.
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Getting started

Launch in 10 minutes

Activate Anonview with a light lift. Connect a site, install the snippet, then verify signals in real time.

1
Create your first site

From the dashboard, add a site and give it a clear name. This creates a dedicated space for signals.

2
Install the snippet

Copy the script from Installation and place it before the closing body tag.

3
Verify Live

Open Live to confirm events and traffic quality without any sensitive data.

4
Align on outcomes

Pick one or two outcomes to improve this week so the team stays focused.

Fast setup with no cookies and no banners.
No IPs, emails, or input values are collected.
First insights appear within minutes.
Live confirms the installation instantly.
Core concepts

Know what a signal means

Signals are privacy-safe indicators that tell you what is working and where attention drops.

Signal: a measurable action without personal data.
Session: a short-lived context that rotates daily.
Intent: a pattern of signals showing active interest.
Conversion: the outcome you decide to optimize.
Quality: a confidence layer that removes automation and noise.
Start simple

Begin with page views and one conversion point. Expand only after your first decisions land.

Workspace setup

Organize sites and domains

A clean site structure keeps signals clear, comparisons fair, and stakeholders aligned.

1
Split by product or brand

Create a separate site for each product, brand, or region that needs its own story.

2
Lock a domain

Add the primary domain so signals remain tied to the right property.

3
Name consistently

Use a shared naming pattern so teams can scan dashboards quickly.

Avoid mixing staging and production in one site.
Use one site per language or region if the content differs.
Referrers become easier to interpret with clean boundaries.
Best practice

If you run multiple brands, keep one site per brand and compare results in a shared weekly review.

Outcomes

Define conversions that matter

A clear conversion keeps everyone aligned. Use one primary outcome and a short list of supporting signals.

1
Pick the outcome

Choose the single action that defines success for your team.

2
Name it consistently

Use the same name across pages and teams so results stay comparable.

3
Validate in Live

Trigger the action once and confirm it appears before sharing the dashboard.

Keep supporting signals short and focused.
Avoid frequent renaming so trends remain reliable.
Track one primary conversion per goal to reduce noise.
Reading the product

Understand the essential dashboards

The UI answers three questions: what is happening, why it matters, and what to do next.

Overview highlights macro trends and major shifts.
Pages and Referrers show where attention comes from and where it sticks.
Conversion Blockers, Engagement Score, and Trigger Analysis surface drop-offs and intent.
Explore helps validate a hypothesis before you act.
Quick tip

Start with Overview, then move to Pages and Referrers to isolate segments impacting conversion.

Time windows

Read trends with the right window

Your time range shapes the story. Align it with campaigns, releases, and retention limits.

1
Choose the right horizon

Use 24h for anomalies, 7-28 days for trends, and monthly views for strategy.

2
Compare periods

Look at two windows side by side to confirm a change is real.

3
Respect retention

The range picker shows what is available so decisions stay grounded.

Short windows surface noise; long windows show direction.
Annotate launches and campaigns in your weekly review.
Use the same window across teams to avoid debate.
Use cases

Start with a focused scenario

Pick one clear use case first. It keeps teams aligned and makes the value obvious.

1
Launch monitoring

Watch conversion and friction before and after a release.

2
Campaign validation

Verify referrers, landing pages, and intent to see if spend is paying off.

3
Funnel repair

Track drop-offs and fix the step with the highest impact.

Use one dashboard view per decision.
Keep metrics to the minimum needed for action.
Review results weekly with the same time range.
Recommended first win

Start with a single landing page and improve one outcome before scaling.

Quality

Separate humans from noise

Traffic Quality makes sure decisions are grounded in real behavior, not automation or noise.

Human vs Machine highlights the share of automated activity.
Spikes are flagged so you can investigate sources quickly.
Quality insights live alongside your dashboards, not in a separate tool.
Referrers and Pages help confirm where the noise starts.
When quality drops

Pause spend on the source, review referrers, and confirm the behavior inside Live.

Monitoring

Stay ahead with alerts

Alerts protect your time by highlighting what needs attention before it becomes a problem.

1
Set a baseline

Use the recent average to define what normal looks like.

2
Choose a trigger

Pick a signal that truly matters, such as conversion or quality shifts.

3
Act fast

Use Oracle to confirm the cause and decide the next move.

Start with one alert so the team trusts it.
Connect alerts to owners and clear next steps.
Use alerts to protect revenue and release quality.
Oracle AI

Turn signals into actions

Oracle synthesizes signals and proposes the next best move. Ask in plain language and get clear recommendations.

1
Ask a question

Use natural language to describe the outcome you want to improve.

2
Review the cause

Oracle links the insight to the dashboard that explains it.

3
Ship one action

Focus on a single change so impact stays measurable.

Examples: Why did conversion drop yesterday? Which segment is most engaged?
Oracle detects anomalies, links causes, and suggests actions.
Every insight is traceable inside the dashboards.
Cadence

A weekly rhythm for confident decisions

A short routine keeps teams aligned and avoids reactive decision making.

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Daily check

Spend five minutes on Overview and Live to spot anomalies early.

2
Weekly review

Pick one strong source and one weak source to investigate together.

3
Monthly reset

Confirm the one outcome that will matter most next month.

Keep a shared decision log so actions are visible.
Link each change to a signal you can measure.
Celebrate the wins so the habit sticks.
Playbook ideas

Use this cadence for launches, pricing updates, or major landing page changes so teams stay focused.

Sharing

Share insights without long reports

Keep stakeholders aligned with short summaries, clear actions, and one source of truth.

1
Write a one-line summary

Start with what changed, why it matters, and the next action.

2
Attach the source

Link directly to the dashboard or Oracle insight so context is shared.

3
Assign an owner

Every decision should have a single owner and a follow up date.

Use Overview for execs, then drill down for operators.
Keep action lists short and measurable.
Avoid exporting raw tables; share the story instead.
Go live

Checklist for a confident launch

Use this checklist before sharing results broadly. It keeps data, teams, and expectations aligned.

1
Confirm production data

Open Live on the production site and verify signals appear.

2
Validate the primary conversion

Trigger the main outcome once and confirm it is tracked.

3
Set one alert

Add a baseline alert so drops are visible within hours.

4
Share a short summary

Document the first insight and the next action in one paragraph.

Check the correct time range before you present results.
Keep the first report simple and repeatable.
Ask Oracle one question to validate direction.
Privacy first

Trust, compliance, sovereignty

Anonview protects users by design: no personal data, daily session rotation, and observability without payloads.

Zero cookies, zero fingerprinting, zero IP storage.
Metadata is minimized and tracking parameters are stripped.
Aggregates only, with noise applied when needed.
Clear legal documentation for stakeholders and compliance teams.
Less compliance overhead

Privacy by design means fewer risks and faster approvals for new initiatives.

Collaboration

Work as one team

Invite the right people, share clear views, and keep decisions aligned.

Roles and access for governance.
Shared views so everyone reads the same story.
Exports and BI connectors for deeper analysis.
A single source of truth for marketing and product.
Glossary

Shared language for every team

A short glossary keeps decisions consistent and removes ambiguity.

Signal: a measurable action without personal data.
Session: a short-lived context that rotates daily.
Intent: a pattern of signals showing interest.
Conversion: the outcome you choose to optimize.
Quality: confidence that removes automation and noise.
Baseline: the normal range used for alerts.
Anomaly: a deviation that requires attention.
Retention: how far back signals are available.
Tip

Use these terms in status updates so teams stay aligned.

Troubleshooting

When something looks off

Most issues have a quick fix. Use this checklist before escalating.

1
No data

Confirm the snippet is installed on the right site and verify it appears in Live.

2
Sudden drop

Review recent releases, check referrers, and confirm traffic quality.

3
Unexpected spike

Look for new campaigns or automated sources. Quality will flag automation.

Use the time range selector to confirm the correct window.
Check Pages for missing routes or renamed paths.
Reach support if the pattern persists for more than 24 hours.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions from marketing and product teams.

How long until I see data?

Usually a few minutes after installing the snippet. The Live page confirms signals immediately.

Do we need a cookie banner?

No. Anonview runs without third-party cookies or invasive tracking. No extra consent is required.

What does a signal represent?

A signal is a privacy-safe indicator of behavior. It helps you understand interest without personal data.

What should our first conversion be?

Choose the single action that reflects success, such as a signup, request, or purchase.

How should we split sites?

Create one site per product, brand, or region so each dashboard tells a clear story.

Can I compare time ranges?

Yes. Use the range selector in the dashboard to compare periods and spot shifts.

Which use case should we start with?

Pick the one outcome that matters most this quarter, then focus on one funnel or page.

Why do numbers change when I switch the time range?

Different windows highlight different behavior. Align the range with the question you are asking.

How long is data retained?

Retention depends on your plan. The range selector reflects what is available to analyze.

What is a good go-live checklist?

Verify Live, confirm the main conversion, set one alert, and share a short summary.

Where do I confirm the snippet works?

Open Live. If events appear there, the installation is successful.

How do we share insights with stakeholders?

Use a short summary, link the relevant dashboard, and list one clear action.

How is traffic quality handled?

Quality insights highlight automation and anomalies so you can trust the decision.

Is any personal data stored?

No. Anonview avoids IPs, emails, user agents, and input values by design.

How do teams collaborate?

Use roles, shared views, and a clear cadence so everyone acts on the same story.

How do we keep teams aligned on terms?

Use the glossary in this documentation as the shared language.

Can I export data to BI tools?

Yes. If enabled, the BI connector is available from Settings.

How do I set alerts?

Start with a baseline, choose one trigger, and assign clear ownership for follow up.

Where can I get fast help?

Reach support from the documentation or the Contact page. Premium plans get priority responses.