PRODUCT CAPABILITY
See which AI systems reach your website.
Identify supported crawler activity, see which pages AI systems request, and inspect the available signals. When those signals are not strong enough, the activity stays Unknown.
Explore activityPRODUCT PROOF
Select a request to see who or what was identified, the visited page, its observed time and what to check next.
GET request to this URL. A known crawler signature is present in the available request signals.
Review the visited URLs and recent crawler activity.
What kind of request can be identified?
Where did the visit come from, if known?
When did the request reach this page?
CLASSIFICATION GUIDE · ACTIVITY TYPE
Supported signals indicate a human visitor.
Known crawler activity reaching a page.
Available signals do not support a stronger classification.
Referral source is a separate dimension. Traffic-quality signals are assessed separately. Understand crawler activity, referrals and traffic quality
When the available signals are insufficient, Travatar keeps the activity Unknown instead of forcing a stronger conclusion.
SERVER-SIDE VISIBILITY
With Server-Side Tracking configured, Travatar can observe HTTP requests at the server or edge, including crawler activity that may never run client-side JavaScript.
An incoming request reaches the server or edge.
URL, user agent, referral and network context may be available.
Supported activity is identified when the signals allow it.
WHY IT MATTERS
See who reached your site, where the request went and when it happened. An observed request does not, by itself, prove a citation or business outcome.
Identify known AI crawlers when request signals support it.
Inspect the product pages, articles or resources reached.
Use the observed time to put each request in context.
An AI referral does not prove that an AI system made the request.
REFERRAL EXAMPLE
An AI answer can be the source of a visit without proving that an agent made the request.
The referral tells you where the visit came from. It does not prove who or what made the request.
COMMON QUESTIONS
No. Some activity remains Unknown when available signals do not support a stronger classification.
It means the available evidence is insufficient for a stronger classification.
Where supported data is available, the event can show the observed URL or landing page.
With Server-Side Tracking configured, Travatar can observe HTTP requests at the server or edge. This can reveal supported crawler and bot activity even when a request never runs client-side JavaScript.
No. Referral source and activity type are separate dimensions.
No. A suspicious traffic-quality pattern may deserve review, but it does not establish fraud or malicious activity.
AI TRAFFIC TRACKING
See which identifiable AI systems reach your site, which pages they request, when activity occurs, and the request details available for each observation.
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