Mouseflow is a website analytics tool that tracks user behavior and provides heatmaps, click maps, visitor recordings, and other data to help website owners improve user experience.
Mouseflow uses a tracking script that is installed on the website to capture user interactions, such as clicks, mouse movements, scrolling, and form fills.
If you recently installed Mouseflow on your website, it may take some time for data to accumulate. Make sure the tracking script is correctly installed and try clearing your browser cache. If the problem persists, contact Mouseflow support for further assistance.
Yes, you can install Mouseflow on password-protected pages. However, make sure to set up any necessary exclusions to prevent recording sensitive information.
You can use the DOM exclusion feature in Mouseflow to exclude specific elements, such as form fields or buttons, from being recorded.
Mouseflow supports most modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. However, some features, such as session replay, are not available on certain browsers.
To view visitor recordings, go to your Mouseflow dashboard and click on the Recordings tab. From there, you can filter and search for specific recordings.
Yes, you can set a limit for the number of recordings stored in your account to manage storage space.
Mouseflow may record the same visit multiple times if a user revisits the website within the same session. You can enable the Unique Visits filter to avoid duplicate recordings.
Heatmaps show visual representations of where users clicked or scrolled the most on a webpage. The warmer the color, the more clicks or activity in that area.
Yes, Mouseflow is compatible with most mobile and tablet devices.
Some mobile devices may use low-power mode or have limited internet connectivity, which can result in fewer sessions being recorded.
Yes, you can track multiple domains by adding all of them under one project in Mouseflow.
You can share data and reports with others by creating a custom user group and giving them access to your Mouseflow account.
You can export heatmaps, session replay recordings, and other data as CSV or Excel files directly from your Mouseflow account.
The most common cause of installation errors is incorrect placement of the tracking code. Double check that the code is placed within the tags of your websites HTML.
This error may occur if JavaScript is disabled or blocked on the browser of the user visiting your website. Make sure to ask visitors to enable JavaScript to ensure accurate tracking.
You can use your IP address to exclude your own activity from being recorded in Mouseflow. To do this, go to your Mouseflow dashboard, click on Settings, and under User Settings select Exclude IP address.
Yes, you can disable tracking by pausing or stopping your active campaigns in Mouseflows Campaign Overview section.
To minimize any potential impact on website speed, make sure to enable Mouseflows caching and asynchronous loading options. Also, limit the number of concurrent sessions to reduce the load on your website.
Yes, you can customize the color, text, and position of feedback and survey widgets in your Mouseflow settings.
Yes, Mouseflow uses various security measures to ensure the safety of your data. For more information, see Mouseflows privacy policy.
Data may take some time to appear in your account due to factors such as network latency or high traffic volume.
Yes, you can delete individual recordings or data sets from your Mouseflow account. However, this action cannot be undone, and the data will be permanently deleted.
To cancel your subscription, go to your Mouseflow dashboard, click on Settings, and under User Settings, select Cancel Subscription. Your subscription will be canceled at the end of your current billing cycle.
You can contact Mouseflow support by submitting a support ticket through your Mouseflow account or emailing
[email protected]. You can also check out their support resources, such as help articles and videos, for self-help options.