Visitor Intelligence

Visitor Intelligence turns the traffic your website already serves into a read on who is showing up. It reads request logs from your hosting provider, resolves each visit to the network behind it, and groups those networks into the companies they belong to — so the anonymous line on an analytics chart becomes "a business on Etisalat's network in Dubai looked at your pricing page." There is no tracking pixel and no script to add to your site.

Where the data comes from

The source is your hosting provider, connected under Integrations → Hosters. Today that is Cloudflare: once your site sits behind Cloudflare, ArcGlass reads the edge traffic and does the network-to-company work for you. Nothing is installed on the site itself, so it covers every page and every visitor, including the ones who never fill in a form.

What you get

A daily report summarizes the last 24 hours, with the headline numbers up top:

• Page views — total views across the window.
• Networks — how many distinct networks (ASNs) the traffic came from.
• Countries — how many countries are represented.
• Possible companies — networks that resolve to an identifiable business rather than a cloud host or a home ISP.

Traffic by network type

Every visit is classified so you can separate signal from noise:

• Possible business — a routed company or office network worth a look.
• Cloud / hosting — data-center and cloud traffic (bots, previews, scanners).
• Consumer / ISP — home broadband and mobile networks.

Traffic by country

Page views and share by country, so you can see where interest is concentrated.

Networks by location

The detail table lists each network with its country, state, city, company (as named by the network), ASN, class, views, and visitors — the row-level evidence behind every headline number.