> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mavibot.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mavibot.ai/analytics/websites.md).

# Websites

Website analytics in MaviBot helps you find out the number of visitors over a certain period of time, as well as the number of requests sent in the website submission form. This allows you to identify the conversion of any of the mini-landings (sites) you have created in a certain period of time or for the entire time.

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To do this, select the appropriate site whose analytics you want to track, as well as the desired period.

Analytics and conversion on websites are important indicators of the success of your projects: they allow you to evaluate the effectiveness of the site and identify opportunities to improve user experience and increase sales.

In the example, we see a field in which you can select the site you need for analytics.

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The selection of the period for which you need to track the site analytics goes next.

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The example above shows the number of sessions and requests for a certain period, as well as the ratio of the number of sessions (site visitors) to the number of requests (that is, for example, sent through the responses of subscription application forms installed on the site, for the purchase of goods, CRM transactions, etc.), expressed as a percentage, which is called conversion.

You can also see a graph in which you can visually track the changes for the selected time period and the number of applications and (or) sessions.

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The checkboxes next to "Sessions" and "Applications" allow you to display sessions and applications on the site separately or collectively.

After the graph there is a table that displays all the analytics indicators of the landing (site).

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So in the table you can display the indicators for the day (today or yesterday), for the week, month, etc.


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