📄️ Sessions
Each distinct visit to your site is called a 'session'. It's the equivalent to a unique visitor in most analytics products, or a click in other click fraud tools. Each new device visiting your site creates a new session. After around 30 minutes of inactivity, if the same visitor returns, they'll start a new session.
📄️ Sites
A site is defined by a domain name. If your site has multiple subdomains but you want to manage them as one, you can treat them as a single site (enter the domain name as the site). However, you can also treat each subdomain as a separate site if you prefer.
📄️ Google accounts
Once a Google account is connected, it can be managed under Account > Google accounts. From here, you can see the status of all your connections, and disconnect if needed.
📄️ Threat settings
Review threat settings to change how Hitprobe responds to the risks it detects. Hitprobe has different block levels depending on the risk:
📄️ General settings
Other settings that allow you to more precisely control how Hitprobe works.
📄️ Managing blocks
You can view a list of blocks for the selected site by clicking on Blocked IPs or Blocked domains on the menu.
📄️ Analytics
Analytics provides near real-time visualizations of your site's sessions, making it easy for you to quickly identify patterns, trends, and potential threats.
📄️ Reports
The reports feature lets you create CSV reports of your data. You can create one-off reports, or schedule reports for regular intervals to be notified to you by email.
📄️ Billing
This guide covers topics related to billing.
📄️ User profile
You can manage your own user profile by clicking your name at the bottom left of the screen, then Manage profile. From there, you can update your details, change your email address, of make changes to the notifications you receive.