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• Channels Overview

  Channels Overview journy.io not only monitor direct app and web entities such as event and properties, but also query parameters that represents channels and campaigns. This is not only interesting for analytics people, to know e.g. which channel attract most leads, but can also be interesting to know on individual level, to perform certain channel-related actions. Channels Overview Logical channelsFew readers

• Add channels manually

  Add channels manually In case your website has been added as source, you can manually create channels, so your accounts and users will have consistent channel names associated with their visits. Add channel manually Here's what you need to do step by step: Go tFew readers

• Add channel, from auto-discovered UTMs and referrers

  Add channel, from auto-discovered UTMs and referrers When website sources have been added, journy.io will be monitoring traffic for query parameters and referrers. When new utm_source/utm_medium are detected, they are being placed as discovered, for you to identify them as logical channels (or not). Add channel, from auto-discovery Undiscovered, not part of the defaults Here's whaFew readers

• Remove a channel, restore to Discover

  Remove a channel, restore to Discover If you don't want a channel to be processed anymore into journy.io, you can easily delete it. If the channel had previously been auto-discovered, you will find the representing channel UTM parameters and/or referrer URLs back in the Discover section. Delete Channel, restore to Discover Here's what you need to do step by step: Go to the Channels menu, toFew readers