Monitoring the health of web page analytics code
AssigneeObservepoint, Inc.
InventorsRobert K. Seolas, John Pestana, J. Tyler Broadbent, Richard A. Zinn
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AssigneeObservepoint, Inc.
InventorsRobert K. Seolas, John Pestana, J. Tyler Broadbent, Richard A. Zinn
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A system for monitoring the “analytics health” or “tracking health” of a web page can include one or more modules that render analytics code on the web page. In one implementation, a monitoring service downloads one or more web pages from a web server. The monitoring service can attempt to render any analytics code on the web pages to see if the analytics code renders or executes as expected. The monitoring service can also perform basic text searches to identify analytics code, even if it cannot be rendered, and to determine if such code is present and correctly written in the web page. For web pages that require form input, the monitoring service can prompt the user for corresponding input, or retrieve pre-recorded user input from a store. The monitoring service can determine analytics health for web pages of interest in real-time.
At a monitoring system in a computerized environment comprising one or more websites having one or more web pages and one or more sets of analytics code on one or more of the web pages, a computerized method of automatically monitoring the presence and function of the analytics code on one or more web pages of interest, comprising:
At a monitoring system in a computerized environment comprising one or more websites having one or more web pages and one or more sets of analytics code on one or more of the web pages, a method of automatically using stored workflow information to identify the presence and function of the analytics code on one or more web pages of interest, comprising:
At a monitoring system in a computerized environment comprising one or more websites having one or more web pages and one or more sets of analytics code on one or more of the web pages, a computer program product comprising computer-executable instructions that, when executed, cause one or more processors in a computerized system to perform a method comprising:
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