Guides

How to set up journeys, integrations and checks in AnalyticsProof, and how to read their results.

Working with journeys

  • How to record a journey that replays reliably

    How to record a website journey so the scanner replays it the same way on every scan. Cookie banner, step types, waits, fragile steps and the journey limit.

    For: analyst · Plan: Starter and above

  • The expected state and how to read a diff

    How a journey's expected state is built, what a scan compares and what it does not, what each change type means, and why a person must review the first one.

    For: analyst, head of analytics · Plan: Starter and above

  • Broken steps and selector fixes

    What the step outcomes after a journey replay mean, why the replay never clicks a covered element, and how to review a proposed selector fix.

    For: analyst · Plan: Starter and above

Integrations

  • The GitHub pull request check

    Connecting GitHub to a test, where the preview URL comes from, letting the scanner past a password or allowlist, and what the pull request check reports.

    For: developer · Plan: Enterprise

  • CI/CD with the API

    Run a journey against a preview from any CI, wait for the result, design the gate and get SARIF. Plus when the GitHub App or the ready-made action is enough.

    For: developer · Plan: Enterprise

Platforms

  • Testing Android apps

    Which file to upload, what the scanner does to your app, what it sees with certificate pinning and integrity checks, and how to record an in-app journey.

    For: analyst, developer · Plan: Professional and above

Reference

  • How the compliance score works

    Which criteria make up a website scan's technical score, why its base is not always 100 points, how it differs from the verdict, and when there is no score.

    For: head of analytics, data protection officer

  • Which tools the scanner detects

    The analytics and advertising tools and consent platforms a website scan recognises, how it recognises them, and what happens when yours is missing.

    For: analyst, head of analytics, developer, data protection officer

See also