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Sitecore Experience Analytics contains dashboards and tools, that let you view detailed data about your website's visitors in real time. You can use these reports to give your sales team relevant information about visitors to your website, which they can use to refine campaigns and optimize conversion rates. Users can identify patterns and trends in experience data collected from their websites and potentially other external data sources.
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Sitecore analytics not tracking logged-in users
Just because you are logged in does not mean it will treat the user as a contact in xDB. You should check out how to identify contacts.
The key being to call Sitecore.Analytics.Tracker.Current.Sessio …
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