Grouped errors
Matching errors are grouped, with the number of visits and pages each one affects.
Error tracking collects JavaScript errors, failed network requests and missing pages from recorded visits. Every error links to the visits it affected, so you can replay what the visitor saw.
Visitors rarely report a broken page, they just leave. Grouped errors show how many visits and pages each problem touches, and the linked visit shows what it looked like.
Matching errors are grouped, with the number of visits and pages each one affects.
Filter by error type, page, browser, device and date.
Mark issues as resolved and choose who gets error emails.
Use it when you need live visitor context, practical installation routes, and action tools around the traffic you already have.
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Live dashboard, visitor profiles, heatmaps, chat, Segments, uptime, reports, and alerts stay connected after tracking is installed.
Error tracking works on recorded visits. A visit that was not recorded does not appear here, so counts describe the sample you record.
Sort by the visits and pages an error affects.
Filter by browser, device and page to see whether it is general or specific.
Open a linked visit to see what the visitor saw when it happened.
Mark the issue as resolved, and check later that it does not come back.
Filter by browser and device to find a problem that hits one group of visitors.
See failed network requests and missing pages next to JavaScript errors.
Mark an issue as resolved and see whether it appears again.
Error tracking is part of Experience. It is included with Pro and higher plans and in the free Pro trial for new accounts. Free, Starter and Growth accounts that have paid before can start one 14-day trial from the dashboard. Compare plans.
Clear answers about what this feature reports, how to use it, and where its limits are.
JavaScript errors, failed network requests and missing pages from recorded visits.
Yes. Every error links to the visits it affected, so you can replay them.
You choose who gets error emails, and you can mark issues as resolved.
Connect this report with the surrounding visitor, acquisition, and workflow context.
Create a free account, install the tracking code and turn recording on for your website.