Live View
If you use the online store channel, then Live View gives you a real-time view of the activity on your store. Live View includes a world map (two-dimensional) and a globe (three-dimensional) to show you where the activity on your store is coming from and some key metrics to let you know what's happeningright now.
You can use Live View to monitor the activity on your online store and your sales from all channels. It's especially useful during high traffic periods, such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and when you want to see the immediate results of your recent marketing activity, discounts, or other promotions.
Information in the Live View is shown in your store’s local time.
On this page
Open Live View
Steps:
- From your Shopify admin, go toAnalytics>Live View.
- Optional: Click地图视图orGlobe viewto select the world map (two-dimensional) or a globe (three-dimensional) view.
- From theHomescreen of theShopify app, tapLiveor swipe the graphs to the right.
- TapSee Live View.
- 可选:水龙头地图视图orGlobe viewto select the world map (two-dimensional) or a globe (three-dimensional) view.
- From theHomescreen of theShopify app, tapLiveor swipe the graphs to the right.
- TapSee Live View.
- 可选:水龙头地图视图orGlobe viewto select the world map (two-dimensional) or a globe (three-dimensional) view.
You can drag the map to reposition it, use the+and-buttons to zoom in or out, and clickFull screen实时视图只显示在你的屏幕上。
Live View defaults toGlobe viewthe first time it's opened. After this, Live View defaults to the last viewing mode that was used.
Stream Live View
If you need to share your Live View information in real time, then you can clickStreamer mode. WhileStreamer modeis active, your Live View metrics are hidden. This enables you to show your customer activity on the map or globe view, while maintaining privacy. You can use any streaming or video sharing service to share your screen.
Information shown on Live View
On the globe view, green dots indicate recent visitor sessions, and blue dots indicate orders. On the 2d map view, blue dots indicate recent visitor sessions, and purple dots indicate orders. You can interact with the globe to get more information about the visitors and orders shown, including:
- Toggling between map view and globe view
- Rotating the globe to see traffic and orders from around the world
- Hovering over a dot to see more information about that visit or order
- Zooming into a geographic area by searching for a specific country, region, or city
The following metrics are shown on Live View:
| Metric | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Visitors right now | Number of visitors who have been active on your online store in the past 5 minutes. To remain active, the visitor needs to view a page or click a button. This number might differ from data provided by Google Analytics. Google doesn't reveal how they determine a real-time visitor count. |
| Total sales | Total value of sales based on the orders on your online store and from other sales channels since midnight. Total sales is equal to gross sales − discounts − returns + shipping + taxes. |
| Total sessions | Total number of sessions on your online store since midnight in your store's local timezone. |
| Total orders | Total number of orders placed on your online store and from other sales channels since midnight. An order occurs when a visitor completes the checkout process and purchases an item. |
| Top locations | The geographic regions where the most visitors to your online store are located since midnight in your store's local timezone. |
| Top products | The products that have generated the highest in total sales for your online store since midnight in your store's local timezone. |
| First-time customers | Customers that haven't previously placed an order from your online store. |
| Returning customers | Customers that have previously placed an order from your online store. |
| Customer behavior | Number of sessions in your online store in the last 10 minutes that have added items to their cart, reached the checkout, or made purchases.
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The data in Live View might vary from the data gathered by analytics tools from other companies. For information on why the data can vary, seeAnalytics discrepancies.