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How to Use the Activity Feed in Pearl Diver
See every tracked visit across your connected websites in one place, then search, filter, and export the session data.

The Activity Feed is a centralized log of every tracked visit across your connected websites. It's where you go to see who's engaging with your sites, which pages they viewed, and which campaign brought them there.

⚡ What you can do with the Activity Feed

  • View all tracked website activity in one place.
  • See who visited your website and which pages they viewed.
  • Understand which campaigns drove that traffic.
  • Search for specific visitors, websites, or campaigns.
  • Export visitor session data for further analysis.

Open the Activity Feed

  1. Log in to Pearl Diver.
  2. Go to Activity Feed in the left-hand navigation.
  3. The feed loads all tracked activity from your connected websites.

What each record shows

Every activity record includes:

  • Visitor email address and name.
  • Website visited and landing page path.
  • UTM source and campaign information, where available.
  • Date and time of the visit.

Search and filter activity

Use the search bar at the top of the page to find specific activity by visitor name, email address, website name, URL path, UTM source, UTM campaign, or any other tracked UTM attribute.

  • Filter by website — If you have more than one site connected, filter to a specific one.
  • Filter by date range — Choose the last 7, 14, or 28 days to focus on recent activity or spot trends.

Export activity data

  1. Select Export.
  2. Download the activity data file.

Note: Exports always contain the full Activity Feed dataset. Any search or filter you've applied on screen isn't reflected in the exported file.


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