page

The page call lets you track any page visited by your users.

For example, a new user may visit your "Signup" page, which you could track as follows:

Sift.page('Signup');

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Calling page on every page load
We automatically call page in the JavaScript snippet you used to install Sift on your site so that a page is tracked immediately after your page has loaded. You must call page once per page load for the library to function.
You may optionally call page more than once per full page load, for example in single page web apps.

page method definition

Sift.page([name], [properties], [options], [callback]);

The page call accepts the following arguments:

Argument	Type	Description
`name` optional	String	Name of the page, for example "Login", "Signup", "Settings"
`properties` optional	Object	Free-form dictionary of properties for the page.
`options` optional	Object	Free-form dictionary of options. Note: If you don't pass a `properties` object, you should pass an empty object `{}` before `options`
`callback` optional	Function	Function executed after a brief timeout (allowing the browser time to make requests).

We automatically track the following properties of document.location and rename them as follows:

pathname → path
protocol
hostname → domain
search → queryString
hash → fragment
href
port

The URL we track defaults to your canonical URL first and falls back to location.href.

The page's name property uses document.title as a fallback.

📘Calling page on every page load

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Calling page on every page load