Web Analytics Table
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The Web Analytics table tracks on-site interactions (page views, add-to-carts, purchases) aggregated by landing page, device, and country. One row per dimension combination per day.
Table GuideWhat You Can Answer With This Table
- What are my conversion rates by landing page? — group by
landing_pagewithconversion_rate- Which devices or countries drive the most traffic? — group by
deviceorcountry- How many add-to-carts and purchases are happening per day? — use
add_to_carts,website_purchasesBefore You Query
- Required field:
event_date- A session in Triple Whale is a visit from a Direct, Referral, or UTM source. Sessions are unique per visitor and per tab. A new session starts after 30 minutes of inactivity, or when navigating to a URL with different UTM parameters. Learn more
- This table is pre-aggregated. It does not have
session_idortriple_idfor individual session lookups.Key Relationships
Table Join Key What the Join Enables Sessions Shared dimensions ( landing_page,device,country)Compare aggregated web metrics with individual session data When to Use a Different Table
Need individual session records (session timing, per-session device, referral source) → Sessions table. Web Analytics is pre-aggregated; Sessions has one row per visit.
Need attributed revenue or ad performance → Pixel Joined table.
Need GA4 web analytics data → GA4 Web Analytics table. This table uses Triple Whale Pixel data; GA4 uses Google Analytics 4 data.
Dimensions
Dimensions are immutable properties that can be used for grouping data.
Title | ID | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Event Hour |
| string | The hour of the day the website session started, according to a 24-hour clock. Based on the shop time zone at the moment of the event (or the user time zone, if no sales platform is connected). Example values: |
Event Date |
| date | The date the website session started. Based on the shop time zone at the moment of the event (or the user time zone, if no sales platform is connected). |
Event Day |
| date | The day on which the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Week |
| date | The Sunday of the week during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Month |
| date | The month during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Quarter |
| date | The first month of the quarter during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Year |
| date | The year during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Web Browser |
| string | The web browser of the session where the order originated. Example values: |
Session City |
| string | The city of the session where the order originated. Example values: |
Session Country |
| string | The country of the session. See list of countries. Example values: |
Device |
| string | The type of device used by the visitor for the session. Example values: |
Landing Page |
| string | The URL path (without query parameters) of the page the visitor landed after clicking on an ad or link, indicating the first page viewed in a session. Example value: |
Shop ID |
| string | The unique ID of the shop (often corresponds to the shop domain). Can be used to group or filter data by shop in multi-store reports. Example values: |
Shop Name |
| string | The name of the shop. Can be used to group or filter data by shop in multi-store reports. Example values: |
Measures
Measures are numeric fields that can be aggregated and/or combined to calculate new metrics.
Title | ID | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Add to Carts |
| numeric | The total number of website sessions that include Pixel-reported Add-to-Cart events. |
Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported annual recurring revenue (ARR) from new subscriptions during a website session. |
Bounces |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported number of single-page sessions where the visitor left the site after a single page view. |
Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported monthly recurring revenue (MRR) from new subscriptions during a website session. |
New Subscriptions |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported number of new subscriptions during a website session. |
New Visitors |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported number of first-time visitors to the site. |
Order Revenue |
| numeric | Pixel-reported conversion value (order revenue) after shipping, taxes, and discounts (before refunds). Order Revenue = Gross Sales + Shipping + Taxes − Discounts |
Website Purchases |
| numeric | The total number of Pixel-reported purchases (orders) during a website session. Excludes recurring subscription purchases. |
Session Page Views |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported number of pages viewed during a website session. |
Pixel Sessions |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported number of online store sessions. Note that Triple Whale defines and tracks sessions differently from the main sales platform so there may be variance between the two. Learn how Triple Whale defines and tracks sessions. |
Time on Site |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported time spent by users on the site during a session, measured in seconds. |
Unique Visitors |
| numeric | The Pixel-reported number of unique visitors to the site. |
Derived
Derived fields are metrics that are pre-calculated using multiple measures or advanced formulas.
Title | ID | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Add To Cart Percent |
| formula | The percentage of add-to-carts out of total sessions. Add To Cart Percent = Number of Add To Carts / Number of Sessions |
Average Page Views Per Session |
| formula | The average number of pages viewed by users during each session. Average Page Views Per Session = Session Page Views / Number of Sessions |
Average Session Duration |
| formula | The average time users spend on your site per session. Average Session Duration (in seconds) = Time on Site / (Number of Sessions - Number of Bounces) |
Bounce Rate |
| formula | The percentage of single-page visits (bounces) out of total sessions. Bounce Rate = Number of Bounces / Number of Sessions |
Conversion Rate |
| formula | The percentage of website sessions that result in purchases, as reported by Pixel. Conversion Rate = Number of Website Purchases / Number of Sessions |
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