Managing filters

Filters allow you to see only specific groups of visitors on Site Monitor. Such groups can be existing customers, visitors having some items in their shopping cart, visitors browsing a specific area of your website, etc.

Manage your filters in Data Center via Main Menu->Tools->System settings->Filters. Sales-n-Stats provides you with a set of preconfigured filters (refer to the 'Filters' section) to use for effective work with visitors. Modify and delete these filters if necessary. If the preconfigured filters do not meet your requirements, create your own filters.

2.	Right-click on the empty space in the 'Filters' section and select 'New filter', or click Add. An input box will appear.

3.	Think of a name for the filter being created and enter it into the input box. Click OK. The new filter gets added to the set of filters in the tree menu with a red plus sign. The 'New Filter' settings section opens.

Click New row. Two empty fields appear. Click on the

button and select a necessary property using the Property Selector. Choose the necessary sign of relation from the drop-down box in the middle and enter a textual or numeric value with which the actual value of a visitor property will be compared into the third field.

The condition in the second row has been set: the duration of the current visit to the site must be equal or more than 300 seconds (5 minutes).

If necessary, add more condition rows: click New row and complete the fields that will appear in the way described above.

Note: Multiple condition rows are joined by the logical operator AND. This means the filter will be applicable only to the visitors who satisfy the conditions set in all the condition rows of the filter at the same time.

5.	Click Save to apply the changes. The red plus sign next to the name of the filter in the tree menu disappears.

Note: The Discard button can be used to cancel any changes before you click Save

Go to the System settings->Filters section. Double-click the filter you want to modify. Edit the name of the filter, the conditions or add more condition rows. Click Save.

Go to the System settings->Filters section. Right-click on the filter name and select Rename from the context menu. Edit the name of the filter and click OK. The name of tshe filter in the 'Filters' section will be updated. Click Save.

Go to the System settings->Filters section. Select the filter in the 'Filters' section and click Remove. The name of the filter will be marked by a red minus sign. Click Save.