Know which pages help and which need work
Built in statistics show what readers open, how far they scroll and what they click. Page ratings tell you how they felt about it.
Statistics
Pageviews, visitors, clicks and events over time, for the whole wiki and per page.
Scroll depth and clicks
See where readers stop reading and which buttons and links they use.
Reader ratings
A small rating bar on every page, with trends right in the editor.
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Signals, not just numbers
Key metrics
Pageviews, visitors, clicks and events.
Rating levels
From frowning to starry eyed, one tap for the reader.
Analytics integrations
Google Analytics, Matomo, Umami, Visitors.now and PostHog, or any script.
Days of trends
Follow ratings over 30 to 120 days to see if changes worked.
Stop guessing what to improve
The usual way
- You only hear about bad docs when a support ticket arrives.
- Pageviews say nothing about whether a page was read.
- A tracking tool means a cookie banner you have to build yourself.
- Feedback lives in a spreadsheet nobody opens.
With Zuwiki
- Ratings on every page show problems before tickets do.
- Scroll depth shows where readers drop off.
- Zuwiki adds the consent banner and only loads tracking after consent.
- Ratings and trends appear next to the page in the editor.
Data for every team
Prioritize rewrites
Start with the pages that get the most traffic and the worst ratings.
Find friction
Heavily read troubleshooting pages show where the product itself needs work.
Measure the funnel
Send docs traffic to your existing analytics tool and track it end to end.
Your wiki is one click away
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