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description: What each UsherStats dashboard view shows, People, Crawlers, Internal, Behaviour, Search and Bot protection.
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# Dashboards explained

Each site has a set of views. All of them share a date range (with a comparison to the period before) and filters:
pick a page, a source, a country or a device anywhere and the whole view follows.

## People

Your readers: [confirmed pageviews](concepts.md#what-counts-as-a-pageview) in real browsers, with bots, hosting
networks and your own team taken out.

- **Pageviews, sessions and pages per session** over time.
- **Top pages**, with time on page and scroll depth, so you can tell pages people read from pages they leave.
- **Sources**: search engines, social sites, referrals, campaigns and AI assistants, each with the pages they sent
  readers to.
- **Countries, devices and languages.**

## Crawlers

Every request your server answered that was not a person, from the [Worker SDK](installing.md#the-worker-sdk) or
[proxy mode](proxy-mode.md). The snippet alone cannot see crawlers, so this view is empty until one of those is set up.

- **Who**: each named crawler and AI fetcher, grouped by kind (search, AI, SEO tools, monitors, scrapers), with
  verified search engines marked.
- **What they read**: the pages each one fetched and how often, and which pages no crawler has reached.
- **AI**: the AI fetchers next to the readers AI assistants sent you, so you can see what an assistant read and what it
  sent back.

## Internal

Your own team's visits, tools and checks, kept out of the other views. Useful to confirm a deploy check ran, and to see
that your own browsing is not inflating your numbers.

## Behaviour

What readers do across pages, from the journeys the snippet records:

- **Paths**: the most common routes through the site, and a **Sankey** diagram from an entry page or towards a goal.
- **Goals**: how many sessions reached each goal, and from where. See
  [Goals and A/B tests](goals-and-experiments.md).
- **Experiments**: each A/B test's variants side by side.

Groups of fewer than five sessions are never shown, so a path cannot single out one person.

## Search

Your Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster data beside your traffic: queries, impressions, clicks and positions,
by page. Connected with your own credentials; see [Search Console and Bing](search-console-and-bing.md).

## Bot protection

What [bot protection](bot-protection.md) decided: requests served, challenged and refused, by rule, by crawler and by
network, and how many challenged visitors passed. In `log` mode it shows what it *would* have done, so you can tune
the rules before turning them on.