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Usage Analytics

See how visitors use your translation widget: pages translated, unique visitors, and breakdowns by language, site, and page.

Usage Analytics

Use this page to understand how visitors use your translation widget: how many pages get translated, how many people use it, and which languages and sites see the most demand. Analytics are scoped to a single widget, so each widget reports on its own traffic.

Open Translations in app

View your analytics

  1. Open the Ours Privacy dashboard and go to Translations.
  2. Open the widget you want to inspect.
  3. Select the Analytics tab.
  4. Adjust the date range in the top-right to change the reporting window (up to 90 days).

Usage is recorded as visitors translate pages, and reports update within a few minutes of activity.


What's measured

The summary shows three numbers for the selected date range:

  • Pages Translated: the total number of times a visitor translated a page with this widget.
  • Unique Visitors: how many distinct visitors used the widget.
  • Languages Used: how many different languages visitors translated into.
Three summary cards reading Pages Translated 9,216, Unique Visitors 4,600, and Languages Used 8

Note: A visitor who translates several pages, or switches languages, counts once toward Unique Visitors but multiple times toward Pages Translated.


Breakdowns

Three tables break the totals down so you can see where translation demand is coming from:

  • By Language: which languages visitors translated into, ranked by volume. Use this to decide which languages to keep offering and which to add.
  • By Site: which of your allowed domains see the most translation activity.
  • Top Pages Translated: the individual pages translated most often, so you can see which content visitors most want in another language.

Each row shows both pages translated and unique visitors, so you can tell heavy repeat use apart from broad reach.

The By Language breakdown table ranking eight languages by pages translated, each row showing a mini progress bar and its unique visitor count, led by Spanish at 5,412 pages translated and 2,704 unique visitors

How usage is measured

The widget records an event when a visitor opens it and when they select a language, along with the page and site where it happened. Only this interaction data is used for analytics. No page content, form data, or personal health information is collected to build these reports. Counts are tied to the specific widget, so analytics for one widget never include traffic from another.


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