Heatmaps and numerical reports show "aggregated results," but individual behavioral patterns — such as "why users dropped off" or "at what point they hesitated" — are not visible through aggregation alone.Session Replay plays back recordings of how real visitors scrolled, clicked, and filled out forms on your page.Visually uncover UX issues that numbers alone can't explain——such as "many users are abandoning input at a specific form field" or "users are scrolling back and forth searching for the CTA button."
Creative Drive CRO's session replay records DOM changes, scroll positions, click coordinates, and form interaction events captured by the measurement tag in chronological order, reproducing actual screen activity in video format.Form input content is masked, and personal information will not be recorded.Sessions that resulted in a CV (such as a completed inquiry) are saved with priority and linked to lead information, allowing you to review them as "behavior during this lead's visit."You can filter and play back sessions by device, traffic source, conversion status, and specific page visits.
Playing back sessions where users abandoned a contact form midway allows you to see which field they stopped at.You can use this to identify causes such as "the company name field is confusing" or "making the phone number required has increased drop-offs."
By prioritizing the review of sessions from leads who completed a CV (inquiry completion), you can identify success patterns such as "which section they read through and how far they scrolled before clicking the CTA."
By filtering and replaying sessions for specific devices, browsers, and screen sizes, you can discover layout breaks and unclickable elements that went unnoticed in your test environment.
Verify that the measurement tag is installed on the target page.Session replay data is automatically collected on pages where the measurement tag is installed.
Confirm the default setting that prioritizes saving sessions that led to conversions.If you want to prioritize retaining sessions that meet specific conditions (specific page visits or specific traffic sources), add additional save conditions.
Filter sessions by conditions such as CV presence, traffic source, device, lead association, etc., and select the sessions you want to review.
While replaying sessions, observe behavioral friction points such as drop-offs, abandoned inputs, and hesitant clicks.Connects discovered issues to improvement proposals in the actual page editing feature.
You can start by placing a single line of tag.
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