Artificial Page views

What are Artificial Pageviews?

An artificial pageview is when the CS tag is configured to track and send a 'pageview' event when no new page has actually been loaded into the user's browser.
 

Artificial pageviews are to be used when:

• An action completely changes the content displayed on the page without refreshing it and changing its URL (i.e Ajax requests);
• The site is built with a Single Page Application (SPA) and any related frameworks (i.e. React, Angular);
• The user gets redirected to another step of a funnel without refreshing the page;
• The site re-routes all the URL changes without refreshing the page;
• The site is built as a Progressive Web App (PWA);
• Important Modal/Popup windows are displayed.

Please visit our guide to learn how to set up and send Artificial Pageviews.