> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.devtune.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # AI Traffic Dashboard > Navigate the DevTune AI Traffic dashboard to interpret AI bot crawl patterns, referral traffic from ChatGPT and Claude, platform breakdowns, and top pages. The AI Traffic dashboard gives you a comprehensive view of how AI platforms interact with your website. This page explains each section of the dashboard and how to interpret the data. ## Accessing the Dashboard 1. Select your project from the account home page 2. In the sidebar, expand **AI Traffic** 3. Review the dashboard ## Domain Filter If your tracking snippet is installed on multiple websites or subdomains, a domain filter dropdown appears at the top of the dashboard. Select a specific domain to filter all charts and stats, or leave it on "All" to see aggregate data. ## Summary Stats Four cards at the top provide an overview of your AI traffic: ### Total Traffic The total number of events and unique sessions recorded across all traffic types. This is the sum of bot, referral, and other traffic. ### Bot Crawls The number of events and unique sessions identified as AI bot crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, etc.). Higher bot crawl activity indicates more AI platforms are actively indexing your content. ### AI Referrals The number of events and unique sessions from visitors who arrived via an AI platform (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot). This is the traffic AI platforms are sending to your site. ### Other Traffic All remaining traffic that is not classified as AI bot or AI referral. This provides context for the relative volume of AI traffic compared to your overall traffic. ## Traffic Trends Chart A line chart showing daily traffic volume over time. Four tabs let you switch between views: ### All Traffic Shows three lines for bot, referral, and other traffic, letting you compare their relative volumes and trends over time. ### Bot Traffic Shows individual lines for each AI platform's bot activity. Use this to see which platforms crawl your site most frequently and how crawl patterns change over time. ### Referral Traffic Shows individual lines for each AI platform's referral traffic. This reveals which platforms send the most visitors and whether referral volume is growing. ### Other Traffic Shows per-platform breakdown of other (non-AI) traffic. Each view has an interactive legend. Click a platform name to show or hide its line on the chart. Hover over any data point to see exact counts. ## Platform Breakdown Chart A horizontal bar chart showing traffic volume by AI platform. Tabs let you filter by traffic type (All, Bot, Referral, Other). In the **All** view, bars are color-coded and stacked to show the proportion of bot versus referral traffic from each platform. This helps you quickly identify which platforms provide the most value (referral traffic) versus which primarily crawl (bot traffic). Platforms displayed include: | Platform | Identifier | | ---------- | ------------------------- | | OpenAI | ChatGPT, GPTBot | | Anthropic | Claude, ClaudeBot | | Perplexity | Perplexity, PerplexityBot | | Google | Gemini, Google-Extended | | Microsoft | Copilot | | ByteDance | Bytespider | | Meta | Meta-ExternalAgent | ## Top Pages Table A sortable table showing the top 10 pages on your site by AI traffic. Columns include: | Column | Description | | ------------ | --------------------------------------------- | | Page | The page path (e.g., `/docs/getting-started`) | | Bot Crawls | Number of bot visits to this page | | AI Referrals | Number of AI referral visits to this page | | Total | Combined bot and referral visits | Click any column header to sort ascending or descending. This helps you identify which pages AI platforms visit most and which pages receive the most AI-referred traffic. ## Top Pages Trends Chart A multi-line chart showing the top 10 pages by traffic over the last 30 days (chart-specific window). Each page is a separate line, color-coded for easy identification. Features: * **Interactive legend** - Click page names to show or hide individual lines * **Exclude Other toggle** - Switch on to show only bot and referral traffic, filtering out non-AI visits This chart helps you identify trending pages and see how AI traffic to specific content changes over time. ## Empty State If no traffic data has been collected yet, the dashboard displays a setup prompt with a link to the AI Traffic Settings page. Install your tracking snippet and wait a few minutes for data to appear. ## Dashboard Data Range The dashboard defaults to the last 90 days of data for most charts and summary stats, keeping the default view focused on recent activity. Some charts use a shorter, fixed window, such as the Top Pages Trends chart's 30-day window for recent page-level activity. ## Best Practices ### Monitor Bot Crawl Patterns Track which AI bots crawl your site most frequently. If important content pages are not being crawled, review your `robots.txt` to ensure AI bots are not blocked from accessing key pages. ### Track Referral Growth AI referral traffic indicates that AI platforms are not just citing your content but actively sending visitors to you. Growing referral traffic is a strong signal that your AI visibility efforts are working. ### Pair with AI Search Use AI Traffic alongside AI Search for the complete picture: * **AI Search** shows whether AI platforms mention and cite your content in their responses * **AI Traffic** shows whether those mentions translate into actual visits to your website Together, they form a full funnel from AI visibility to website traffic. ### Review Top Pages The Top Pages data shows which content AI platforms value most. Use this to: * Identify your highest-performing content for AI platforms * Understand which types of content attract the most AI-referred visitors * Prioritize content updates for pages that receive heavy AI traffic ## Troubleshooting ### No Data Appearing * Verify the tracking snippet is installed correctly (check page source) * Confirm tracking is enabled on the AI Traffic Settings page * Check that ad blockers are not blocking requests (set up a proxy if needed) * Wait a few minutes for initial data to appear ### Low Bot Traffic * Check your `robots.txt` file for rules that might block AI crawlers * AI bot crawling frequency varies by platform and is not under your control ### Low Referral Traffic * Low referral traffic may indicate that AI platforms cite your content but users are not clicking through * Review your AI Search data to see if your presence rate is high but referrals are low * Consider improving your content to be more actionable, encouraging users to visit your site ## Next Steps * **[AI Traffic Setup](/ai-traffic/setup)** - Install or update your tracking snippet * **[AI Traffic Overview](/ai-traffic/overview)** - Understand what gets tracked and why * **[AI Search](/search-tracking/overview)** - Monitor your visibility in AI search results * **[Search Analytics](/analytics/search-analytics)** - Analyze your AI visibility trends