Inkly records how visitors engage with hosted demos: sessions, visitors, step progression, completions, and lead-capture form submissions.
You do not need to add tracking code to your site. Analytics are included when you host or embed demos through Inkly, and you can connect tools such as PostHog, GA4, and Amplitude when demo engagement should flow into your broader analytics stack.
What Inkly tracks
Inkly groups visitor activity into sessions and records high-signal demo events.
Open the analytics dashboard
Open Analytics from the Inkly app.
The dashboard has three tabs:
Use the demo filter to focus on one demo, and use the date-range filter to switch between the last 7, 30, or 90 days.
Analytics focuses on demo engagement. It is not a replacement for a full product analytics or BI system.
Session details
Inkly records enough context to help you understand traffic quality and source.
Inkly does not show or store raw IP addresses in analytics.
When a viewer submits a form widget, Inkly stores the submitted values with the demo session. Field labels are preserved, so submissions read like Email and Company, not only field ids.
Form submissions can contain personal information. Collect only what you need, and handle exports according to your privacy and retention policies.
External analytics
Use the Connectors tab to request access to third-party analytics integrations. Inkly supports forwarding demo analytics to tools such as PostHog, GA4, Amplitude, Mixpanel, and Segment.
Use integrations when demo views, completions, and conversion signals should live beside the rest of your product or marketing analytics. 
