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Piwik - Open Analytics Platform


What is Piwik?

Piwik is an open analytics platform currently used by individuals, companies and governments all over the world. With Piwik, your data will always be yours. Learn why Piwik is the right web analytics tool for you below.

What can I use Piwik for?


Web analytics

Web analytics

Whether your site has a few visits per day or a few million, Piwik can help you gather and analyze important information about your users. Track Key Performance Indicators such as visits, goal conversion rates, downloads, keywords and many more. Expand Piwik functionality by adding new plugins from the Piwik Marketplace.

Features

Piwik prides itself on continually innovating and improving the analytics experience for users. Please read below for an introductory tour to some of the ever-expanding features Piwik offers. Otherwise, you can access the complete list of features in Piwik Analytics.

Profile your audience

Full insight on your users and their engagement on your site.

Standard visitor metrics and annotations

All the standard reports you would expect from a state of the art analytics package. Make notes on the charts to describe and remember all the key events of your site’s history. Read more

Customizable dashboard

Most important information you truly care about all in one place. Read more

Real time data

View details about your visitors in real time as they enter your website. Read more

History explorer

View historical values of almost any metrics relevant to your website or app, and compare several dimensions at once. Read more

Geolocation

Find out where your visitors come from, in particular their country, region and city. All your visitors are displayed on the live interactive map. Read more  

Measure your goals and increase conversions

Monitoring for your online campaigns and your sales.

Analytics for Ecommerce

Track orders, cart updates, product views and many more on the specific tab dedicated to Ecommerce.

Campaign tracking

Analyse your marketing campaigns to see how effective they are and how much revenue they generate.

Wide range of traffic sources supported

You can track campaigns like Google AdWords, Facebook Ads, display ads, Tweets, affiliate links and links in newsletters to mention just a few.

Goal conversion tracking

You can set specific goals of what you want users to achieve on your website. Measure almost anything and check whether your business objectives are met.

Scheduled email reports

Keep your colleagues or customers up-to-date by sending them regular email reports with the information they need.

Source: http://piwik.org/


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