Analytics Dashboard
ClickIntent tracks every button click, modal view, and form submission. The analytics dashboard turns this raw data into an at-a-glance picture of which CTAs are working and where your visitors are coming from.
Accessing the dashboard
Go to ClickIntent → Analytics in your WordPress admin sidebar. The dashboard loads with the last 7 days of data by default.
Key metrics
Date range filter
The date filter is a Pro feature. The free plugin shows all data with no filter controls. With Pro active, a filter bar appears at the top of the analytics page:
- Last 7 days — the default view for all users; a rolling 7-day window.
- Today, Last 30 days, All time, Custom range — available with ClickIntent Pro.
Section performance table
The section breakdown table shows each of your Sections with its own click count, conversion count, and rate. This lets you compare CTAs directly and identify which placements are performing.
Geographic analytics
A Performance by Region table is available in the free plugin, showing which countries, regions, and cities your clicks are coming from. Geographic tracking is disabled by default and must be enabled in ClickIntent → Settings before any location data is collected.
When enabled, the plugin transiently sends a visitor's IP address to ip-api.com to resolve their approximate location. The IP address is never stored — only the resolved country, region, and city are written to your database. You can disable geolocation tracking at any time from the Settings page.
click events — not modal opens or conversions. If geolocation tracking is disabled, the Performance by Region table will show no data.
Campaign Attribution
When visitors arrive via UTM-tagged links (e.g. ?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=launch), ClickIntent captures and stores those parameters separately from the page URL. The Campaign Attribution table shows clicks and conversions broken down by landing page, source, medium, and campaign — so you can see exactly which campaigns are driving conversions, not just traffic.
UTM parameters are stripped from page URLs before storage. The Top Pages report always shows clean URLs (e.g. /pricing), while Campaign Attribution shows the full attribution breakdown separately. No data is lost.
Understanding event types
ClickIntent distinguishes between three types of events, all visible in analytics:
- click — The visitor clicked the button. Always recorded first. Includes geo data if geolocation tracking is enabled in Settings.
- modal_open — The lead capture modal was displayed. Recorded automatically after a click.
- conversion — The visitor completed the action: submitted the form (
form_submit), clicked a link (link_click), or submitted via shortcode (shortcode_submit).
Exporting data Pro
ClickIntent Pro adds export buttons to the analytics page. The following exports are available:
- Leads CSV — all lead records (name, email, phone, section, page URL, timestamp)
- Section Analytics CSV — click and conversion summary broken down by Section
- Pages CSV — conversion performance broken down by page URL
- Export Full Data (ZIP) — all of the above combined in a single download
Exports reflect the currently active date range filter. Run an All time export to retrieve your complete dataset.
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