The results
After Run hook, the answer appears under the builder, drawn as what it is: people, sessions, pages and numbers. You never see raw ids. The view is chosen for you from what your question returns.
What you see for each kind of answer
| Your hook returns | You see |
|---|---|
| the number of / the number of different | A big number with its base rate: "4 out of 52 sessions overall (7.7%)". The base rate appears when your hook has conditions. |
| a calculation: | A big number with the same calculation over everything: "across all page views: 12 sec". |
| a breakdown by hour, day, week or month | Bars over time. Hover for values. |
| a breakdown by anything else | A ranked bar list. |
| a list of ... values | Value chips. |
| a list of sessions | Full session replays, 6 at a time. |
| a list of page views / away periods | The sessions they belong to, as replays, with the returned visits highlighted. |
| a list of form submissions (leads) | Lead mini profiles, 12 at a time. |
| a list of visitors | Visitor cards, 12 at a time. |
| a list of pages | A table of views and form submissions per page. |
| a list of form activity | Cards with page, status, fill time, fields touched and last field. |
| a list of form fields | A table with time in the field, typed or not, and a "gave up here" mark. |
Lead profiles
- Name in yellow, linking to the lead. Email, phone, and when and on which page it was submitted.
- A qualified or not qualified badge when your sales team has reviewed the lead.
- Show form answers reveals everything they filled in (up to 40 fields). It is hidden until you click.
- Open the lead goes to the lead's page.
Visitor cards show device, browser, first and last seen, number of sessions, and the lead's name if they submitted a form.
Why a result is there (highlighting)
When your question looked at connected rows, the results show which ones made the difference. This only happens when you filtered on connected rows; a plain filter shows the cards as they are.
| Your hook | What you see |
|---|---|
| Sessions filtered by their page views | Inside each replay, the matching visits are ringed in cyan and the rest is dimmed. The header says how many visits matched. |
| Page views or away periods returned | Each session shown once, with the returned visits highlighted. |
| Leads filtered by their session | Under each lead, the session they converted in, with your page conditions highlighted. |
| Visitors filtered by their sessions | Under each visitor, up to 2 matching sessions, newest first, highlighted. |
This works with everything Hook can filter on, including journeys, so "visited /blogs then /pricing" rings both visits.
Showing more
- The first items are drawn immediately. Show 6 more (or 12) loads the next ones.
- Showing more is free. It does not run your question again and uses no credits.
- A list keeps at most 500 items. The result says "Showing the first 500 of N" when there are more.
- You can keep loading more for about a day after a run. After that, a notice tells you to run the hook again.
Comparing two hooks
Compare with another hook (under the builder) adds Hook B and a Result formula. Both hooks must return one number.
| Formula | Gives you |
|---|---|
| A / B | A ratio. |
| A / B x 100 (%) | A share, as a percentage. |
| A - B | The difference. |
| change from B to A (%) | How much A is above or below B. |
- Press Compare with another hook.
- Build Hook A and Hook B. Each returns one number.
- Choose the formula and press Run comparison. You see A, B and the result side by side.
- Stop comparing goes back to a single hook.
Cost
A comparison costs the credits of both hooks.
Privacy and what is never shown
- Internal ids are never shown. Links go to the app's own pages.
- The technical details of a run (the statement and the database cost) are shown only on the developer bench, not here.
Exporting results, sorting inside a list, overlaying two breakdowns and saving a canvas to a dashboard are not built.
Curious how the canvas chooses a view and finds the highlighted rows? See How the results work.