The Navigation Summary report provides a detailed visualization of user interactions within your application or website. It allows users to track the flow of sessions across different pages or nodes, highlighting critical metrics such as session counts, through rates, and drop-offs. This helps in understanding user behavior and optimizing navigation paths for better engagement and conversions

## Path Analytics Filter

- Channel: The Channel refers to the type of device or platform used by the user, such as Desktop or Mobile.
- User Segment: It will display the user segment we already created.
- Dimension: Additional metrics such as Browser, Location, OS (Operating System), Device, and Referrer. It has default browser selected
- Page: The Page option refers to the specific pages selected by the user within the user flow report, allowing you to focus on particular pages in the flow analysis.bydefault first page will be selected .

Note : Users can apply or reset their selections using the Apply and Reset buttons.

## Navigation Summary UI Displays Following

- Previous
  The Previous stage represents the starting point of users before they reach the current node or page being analyzed. It provides insights into the session count, showing how many users transitioned from these preceding nodes. This stage is valuable for identifying the primary entry points or referrer sources that drive users to the current node, helping businesses understand which pages or interactions are most effective in guiding traffic to this stage of the user flow.
- Current
  The Current stage focuses on the specific node or page under analysis. It displays key metrics, including the total number of sessions, the Through Rate (the percentage of users who continue to the next node), and the Drop-offs (the percentage of users who exit at this point). By highlighting user behavior at the primary interaction point, this stage provides a clear view of how effectively the node engages users and retains their attention, allowing for targeted improvements to reduce drop-offs and enhance user engagement.
- Next
  The Next stage shows the destinations users navigate to after leaving the current node. It provides session counts for each subsequent node, offering a detailed view of user progression through the site or app. This stage is critical for understanding key paths that lead to conversions or exits, enabling businesses to identify opportunities for optimizing the flow to guide users toward desired actions.
- Metrics Displayed
  For each stage (Previous, Current, and Next), the following metrics are shown:
  - Sessions: The total number of sessions reaching that stage.
  - Through Rate: The percentage of users continuing to the next node.
  - Drop-offs: The percentage of users leaving at a specific stage.

### Path Visualization

Path visualization provides a clear and interactive representation of user journeys across different nodes or pages within a session. It uses a flow diagram to illustrate how users move between stages, highlighting the Previous, Current, and Next interactions. The width of each path reflects the volume of traffic, making it easy to identify popular or significant transitions. Additionally, the visualization pinpoints critical user behavior, such as drop-offs and through-rates, allowing users to understand bottlenecks or successful transitions. This feature is especially useful for analyzing user navigation patterns, optimizing key pathways, and improving overall user experience by addressing areas of high drop-off or low engagement.

Note:

- If no data is available for a selected node or stage, the message "No Data Available" will be displayed.
- Ensure that the parser is running to generate data for the analytics windows.