Reading the dashboard

The analytics dashboard tracks how your published experiences perform. Data appears once visitors start opening your models — a fresh workspace shows empty states with guidance, not zeros pretending to be insight.

Views

• Daily views trend, monthly and yearly rollups — momentum over time.
• Project views and model views — where attention concentrates.
• Top viewed models — your catalogue ranked by actual interest.

Sessions & engagement

Views say that people came; sessions say what they did:

• Started / active / total sessions and active devices.
• Opens per session and average actions per session — depth, not just reach.
• Share of opens and shares — which surfaces actually get used.
• Traffic mix — viewer pages vs. WebAR sessions, so you see where your audience meets the product.

WebAR engagement

AR gets its own quality lens:

• AR sessions — how often products are viewed in-room.
• User interactions in WebAR sessions — screenshots, recordings, sharing.
• Session quality and post-start engagement — did AR hold attention after launch?

Practical notes

• Detailed analytics requires an active subscription — a lapsed workspace shows the gate message until renewal (Plans & billing).
• Embeds can opt out per instance with the na attribute — keep internal dashboards and staging pages out of your production numbers (Attributes reference).