Your landing's statistics
You uploaded your landing and sent traffic to it. This article is about what Qubix records for it by itself, what you can additionally mark up with your own events, and where to see all of it.
What is recorded by itself
- The visit — counted by itself: no "pixel", no on-load calls, no script needed for it — not a single line of your code.
- The ad click — with all the source tags: ad, campaign, geo, device.
- Registrations and deposits — arrive as the affiliate network's postback and attach to the same click. How to set up — Connecting a network.
All of this is visible in the Events window — by funnel stage: visitors → clicks → regs → deposits, with a card for every visitor.
Mark up your own steps
The standard events describe the funnel as a whole, but they don't know what happens inside
your page: did the visitor scroll to the form, open the bonus dialog, pass a quiz step. Mark
those steps up yourself — connect the SDK and call sdk.sendEvent:
<script src="/sdk.js" defer></script>
// a quiz step passed
sdk.sendEvent('quiz_step', { step: '2' })
// the visitor scrolled to the form
sdk.sendEvent('form_seen')
// a click on the header button
sdk.sendEvent('cta_click', { place: 'hero' })
The event name is yours to pick; the second argument can carry your own fields. The event attaches to the same visitor and click as the visit — so it can be sliced by campaign, ad and geo like everything else.
Telemetry is sent in portions, so a fresh event appears in the data with a short delay. Empty in the first seconds is not "it doesn't work" yet.
Where to look
AI mode
The main way to look at landing statistics — and the only one for your own events: they are not in the standard reports, the funnel tables show the standard stages.
Open the AI assistant in any window and ask in plain words:
- "How many times did quiz_step happen this week, by day?"
- "Chart cta_click by campaign for yesterday"
- "What share of visits reaches form_seen?"
The assistant fetches the data itself and shows a table or a chart, and the chart can be pinned to a personal dashboard — your own "reached the form" figure updates next to the standard ones. See My dashboards.
Manual mode
The standard stages — visits, clicks, regs, deposits — are viewed in the Events window: by tab, with a card for every visitor. Your own events are not there — for them, the assistant.
If the campaign splits traffic across several landings, every visit carries its website — ask the assistant to compare: "Compare registration conversion across the landings of campaign X for the week".