How do source properties work?

At AT Internet, we calculate a source for each visit. To do this, we retrieve the first value we have in a visit, it can be a natural source (direct access, search engine etc.) or a campaign (sponsored links, advertising etc.).  This unique source is then filled in on all the events of the visit.

For example:

Special case of the campaigns :

For campaign type accesses, a second level of information is available which will allow to count the number of accesses via campaigns. Whether these accesses have been counted as sources or not. Thus by taking our example we will obtain for this visit:

Source: Sponsored links

Campaign clicks: One on Sponsored Links, one on Advertising.

Special case of natural access

For each event, you can also find out which URL the visitor comes from ("Previous URL") and we classify this URL in a natural source category ("Previous URL - Category", "Previous URL - Detail" and "Previous URL - Domain") to make this information easier to read.