If you’re coming from RB2B
RB2B calls this Hot Pages. Squid ID’s Pages view reports per-page traffic plus the identified visitors on each page.| RB2B | Squid ID | |
|---|---|---|
| Per-page traffic | Hot Pages list | Views, unique visitors, identified visitors, last hit |
| Who hit a page | Limited | Identified visitors per page, with per-visit views and dwell time |
| High-intent flag | Implicit | You define URL patterns; matching pages get flagged across the product |
Why this matters. High-intent patterns drive the flame badge on visitors and the “minimum high-intent pages” ICP rule. A visitor who matches your ICP and hit /pricing is your hottest lead.
The tiles
Three tiles at the top summarize the current time window:- Pages is the total number of pages with traffic in the window.
- High-intent is the count of pages matching your high-intent patterns. When identified visitors have landed on those pages, it shows ” identified.” If no patterns are configured, the tile shows a Set up patterns link that takes you to the site’s settings.
- Visitors identified is how many distinct visitors were de-anonymized in the window.
The time window
A time-window selector at the top sets the range for every tile and column on the page:- Last 24 hours
- Last 7 days (default)
- Last 30 days
Filtering to high-intent pages
A High-intent chip near the controls limits the table to pages that match your high-intent patterns. The tooltip toggles with the state: “Show only pages matching your high-intent patterns (N)” when off, and “Show all pages” when on. Click it to switch between the two.The page table
The table lists pages for the selected window. All count columns are sortable.- Page shows the page title or a short path. High-intent pages carry a target icon.
- Views is total pageviews.
- Unique is unique visitors.
- Identified is how many of those visitors were de-anonymized, deduplicated per person.
- Last hit is the most recent view.
The visitors panel
Select any page to open the right panel, headed “Visitors on .” Below the title it reads ” of identified” and shows the full URL of the page. Each visitor in the panel shows:- Name, with title and company, or their email when name and title are not available.
- Views on that page.
- Dwell time on that page.
- Last seen time.
Dwell time shows per visitor in the side panel. The page table itself reports views, unique, identified, and last hit.
High-intent pages
High-intent patterns are URL patterns you mark as buying signals, for example /pricing, /demo, or /contact. A visitor who hits any page matching a pattern gets the hot flame in the Visitors list and on their profile, the hit counts toward an ICP’s minimum-high-intent-pages rule, and you can route alerts on it directly.1
Open the high-intent settings
Go to Settings, High-intent pages. The High-intent tile on this view also links straight there when none are set.
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Add your patterns
Add the path, not the full URL. Enter a substring like /pricing and add it. Each entry is a removable chip. Changes save automatically.
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Reference them in an ICP
In an ICP, set “Min high-intent pages” to require N matching page hits. With no patterns defined, ICPs that use this rule won’t fire.
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Or alert on them directly
Set a Slack or Teams channel’s route to Any high-intent page hit to get pinged whenever a visitor views one, no ICP required. The alert names the exact page. See Route to Slack.