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Realtime statistics

The heartbeat of your platform: an open window onto the current seconds, for immediate reaction during breaking news and campaign launches.

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Updated: Dec 2025

What is Realtime?

The Realtime dashboard in Shahin’s Analytics service is the heartbeat of your platform. Imagine breaking news just went live on your site, or your big marketing campaign just went live; in such moments, ranged and aggregated reports don’t help because their data is prepared with a delay. This is where Realtime acts as an open window onto the platform’s current seconds, so you can react immediately, gauge audience behavior and make sure everything is on track.

This dashboard splits into three key parts with distinct functions.

1. Today so far vs the same hour yesterday

At the top of the page are three key counters showing Pageviews, Users and Sessions; but the clever idea of this part lies in comparing them directly with “yesterday at the same hour”.

Use-case and business value. Imagine it is 3 a.m. and traffic has dropped sharply; if you compare this number with the average of the whole previous day, you fall into stress and a calculation error. But when the system compares today’s value at this exact hour with the mirror image of yesterday at the same hour, the effect of the natural daily rhythm is cancelled. This comparison lets you, as a product manager or analyst, understand at a glance — without mental math — whether the traffic trend is healthy and normal compared with the same time yesterday.

2. Recent-window counters

This part consists of three dynamic counters that scrutinize the activity of the last few minutes; you can pick a 5, 10, 15 or 30-minute recent window for finer analysis.

Use-case and business value. These counters are exactly the tool of crisis days and high-audience launches. Suppose the marketing team sent a site-wide push notification, or the link to a mega-post was published on social media. You no longer need to wait for end-of-day reports; just keep an eye on these recent-window counters to see how quickly the audience reacted to the event, when the wave of incoming users began, and whether the acquisition momentum is going as you expected.

3. Live analytical boxes

This part includes specialized boxes like the main dashboard, except limited to “right now”, used for real-time monitoring of audience behavior. Trackable parameters:

  • Currently-hot tags and pages: identifying the most-visited content in the last seconds.
  • Location and technical profile: the real-time distribution of active users by device type, browser or location.
  • Live UTM and referrers: instant tracking of entries from campaigns and referral sources.

Use-case and business value. These boxes tell you what content users have camped on in the last few seconds, from which sources and campaigns they arrived, and with what technical profile and location they are browsing. Knowing this instant behavior gives content and marketing teams room to maneuver — to jump on a suddenly-viral topic, or to catch a campaign error faster.

Note

If you have a situation room for monitoring your campaigns, put this dashboard in Kiosk Mode so it stays live on big screens and the whole team can watch the live traffic stream.

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