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Record and replay users visits

Every time a user visits your website, the website works in the ‘recorder mode’ – it connects to our server and sends all the user’s actions and mouse movement to our database.

Then you can use our uPanel to filter all the recorded visits to get related statistics, and what’s more important, to replay specific visits using uPlayer.

Recording visits

When you replay a session, your website works in the “player mode” – instead of recording, it downloads mouse movement and events that occurred during the visit. uPlayer adjusts window size and restores XMLs and Adobe Flash cookies to imitate the conditions observed during the recording. All you need then is to comfy in your chair and watch.

Visit replay

What is being recorded?

Use It Better™ records user’s activity within Adobe Flash movie including:

  • mouse movement and mouse related actions: clicks, rollovers…,
  • keyboard events (including textfields),
  • actual frame rate,
  • movie stage resizing,
  • URL change (deep-linking).

It can also record some actions outside the movie:

  • using scrollbars,
  • custom javascript.

There are several other messages sent, which are not used for replays, but are very useful from the statistics point of view:

  • page and section information,
  • movie focus,
  • typical actions (‘add to cart’, ‘forward to a friend’),
  • errors (‘missing file’).

Use It Better™ gathers information on user:

  • date and time of visit,
  • visit duration,
  • number of visits,
  • Shared Objects (Flash cookies).

and the user’s system:

  • operating system,
  • browser,
  • resolution,
  • flash player,
  • connection bandwidth.

To restore exact information passed to the website during the visit Use It Better™ can cache:

  • XML files,
  • SharedObject.

COMMENTS

  1. Hi
    This looks great!

    I work for a large advertising company and we want a tool which can track how long people interact with our flash banners.

    Would this do the job?

  2. It would be good to include a demo video on how it works here.

  3. Can it be used to also record interactions on AJAX rich websites (non-flash)? ClickTale and your other competitors have problems with this.

  4. Ajax is not officialy supported yet, but it is clearly possible. I am sure that a mad skilled AS/JS ninja would manage to record Ajax basing on Use It Better JavaScript communication hooks.

    If you’d like to play with Ajax, I invite you to sign up for our Beta – that would be fun because we have not put our hands on Ajax wonderland yet!

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