Visitor profile
A visitor profile is everything Attryb knows about one person: what they bought, what they looked at, where they came from, and what they did in each session.
Use it to answer questions about a single visitor. Why did this customer stop ordering? What was in their cart when they left? Which ad brought them in?
Open a profile
- Go to Audience → Find Visitors.
- Find the visitor you want. Use the tabs, search, or filters to narrow the list.
- Click their row.
Use Back at the top left to return to the list.
What's on the profile
The card on the left holds the visitor's details. It is the same on every tab.
- Visitor ID, and a badge showing their type: Anonymous, User, or Customer
- Name
- Contact number
- Reachable Channels: whether you can email or text them
- Default address
Fields are blank when you don't have that information. An anonymous visitor usually has an ID and nothing else.
The three tabs
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Summary | Totals and scores for the visitor: revenue, orders, funnel, engagement, traffic sources, last cart |
| Event Activity | Every action they took, session by session |
| Pages | Every page they viewed, session by session |
Date range
The date picker at the top right controls all three tabs. Every number, chart and timeline on the profile is limited to that window.
This matters more than it looks. A customer who ordered six times last year shows zero orders if your date range only covers this month.
Updated about 2 months ago