See the visitor journey behind every session

Talivia brings a visitor’s page views, custom events, acquisition source, device context, and attributed spend into one chronological session. Start with the session list, then open the exact journey when a result needs an explanation.

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SessionsLast 7 days

SessionSourceVisitsEventsSpendActivity

Morgan Lee

United States·

Desktop·

macOS·

Chrome

google.com

714$119

Just now

Alex Chen

United Kingdom·

Mobile·

iOS·

Safari

producthunt.com

59$79

18 minutes ago

Anonymous visitor

Germany·

Desktop·

Windows·

Firefox

reddit.com

36$0

About 1 hour ago

New visitor

Canada·

Mobile·

Android·

Chrome

Direct

23$0

About 1 hour ago

A session list built for investigation, not just counting

Each row keeps the signals you need to choose what to inspect next: who or which anonymous visitor arrived, where they came from, how much activity happened, and whether the journey connects to confirmed revenue.

Keep acquisition context attached

Review source, referrer, entry page, campaign parameters, country, device, browser, and operating system without reconstructing the visit across separate reports.

Read the journey in order

Open a session to follow page views and custom events chronologically, including the event data captured at each step.

Connect behavior to spend

When a confirmed payment is matched to the session, the list and timeline retain that spend so high-value journeys are visible.

How Talivia groups a website session

Create anonymous first-party identifiers

The tracker creates an anonymous visitor key and a rolling session key in first-party cookies; no account identity is required.

Keep active browsing together

Activity refreshes the 30-minute session window, while tabs and configured subdomains can continue the same journey.

Attach later evidence

Custom events, identify calls, and confirmed payment signals enrich the same session when reliable matching data is available.

Session boundaries are useful, but not identity proof

A session is an analytics grouping based on available first-party browser signals. It does not prove that two browsers or devices belong to the same person.

Cleared cookies, private browsing, a different device, or a long inactivity gap can create another visitor or session.
Identify can connect known product activity, but anonymous browsing remains anonymous until your site supplies a stable customer identifier.

Website session analytics questions

What is a website session in Talivia?

It is a time-bounded group of page views and events from the same anonymous first-party browser context, enriched with source, device, location, and payment evidence when available.

What is the difference between a visitor and a session?

A visitor key can persist across visits, while a session groups one active browsing period. The rolling session window refreshes when tracked activity continues.

Can I see revenue inside a session?

Yes, when a confirmed payment is matched through a supported session or customer signal. Unmatched payments remain visible without being forced onto a journey.

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Open the journeys behind your website totals

Add your website, collect the first session, and inspect the complete activity timeline.

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Session boundaries are useful, but not identity proof

A session is an analytics grouping based on available first-party browser signals. It does not prove that two browsers or devices belong to the same person.

Cleared cookies, private browsing, a different device, or a long inactivity gap can create another visitor or session.

Identify can connect known product activity, but anonymous browsing remains anonymous until your site supplies a stable customer identifier.