Catalog analytics
Every catalog has its own dashboard. See how many people read it, where they come from, how far they get, what they click and who gets in touch, compared with the period before.
Why it matters
Once a PDF is sent you cannot tell whether anyone read it, or for how long.
Without data, the next edition repeats the pages nobody reads and hides the ones that sell.
You cannot see which page made a reader decide to get in touch.
What you get
Views, unique readers, inquiries, conversion rate, reading time, pages per visit, bounce and returning readers.
Devices, countries, sources such as Google and Instagram, new and returning readers, and peak hours.
A click heatmap for each page and a weekday-by-hour heatmap of when people read.
From opening the cover, to reading three pages, to clicking a button, to sending an inquiry.
See readers active right now and a feed of what they open, reach and click as it happens.
Download every figure, from daily views to the funnel and sources, to use in your own reports.
Analytics are only useful if they lead to a decision. CatPro compares every figure with the previous period and adds short insights in plain language, so you see what changed without reading charts.
The content view shows the most read pages and where readers stop. The click heatmap shows what they reach for on each page. Together they tell you which products to move forward and which pages to rework.
Choose seven days, thirty, ninety or a year, sort all your catalogs side by side, and export the numbers whenever you need them.
How it works
Analytics start on their own. There is nothing to install or configure.
Views, pages, clicks and inquiries are recorded as they happen.
Open the dashboard, compare periods and improve the next edition.
Where it shines
Catalog analytics
No. Every published catalog is measured automatically from the first visit.
Yes. Every catalog has its own dashboard, and a table lets you compare all your catalogs by views, readers, reading time and inquiries.
No. When you preview an unpublished catalog, views and messages are not recorded.
Yes. Export a catalog's figures as CSV, including daily views, devices, countries, sources, drop-off and the funnel.
Publish a catalog and watch the numbers arrive.