Your busiest times
ProThe Peak Networking Heatmap shows on which days and at which times people open your card, in your own time zone, with the busiest block named at the top.
In your dashboard: Insights > Analytics > Peak Networking Heatmap
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Open Analytics from the sidebar and choose the period at the top.
Find Peak Networking Heatmap, beside the devices.
The heatmap is a grid: the days of the week down the side, Monday first, and six blocks of the day across the top.
- 8a-11a, 11a-2p, 2p-5p, 5p-8p and 8p-11p.
- Late: from 11 at night to 8 in the morning.
Each square shows how many visits started in that block. The darker the square, the busier it was, and the pill at the top names the busiest one.
Times are read in the time zone in your account's settings, so Friday afternoon means your Friday afternoon. See Setting your time zone.
The grid comes from the visit records, so visitors who were not recorded there are not counted. With 1 Year chosen, it covers only the last 120 days.
Use it to plan: send a notification, or share your card, at the times people are most likely to look.
More in this section
- A tour of Analytics
- Views, contact saves and scans: what each number means
- Activity over time
- The card engagement funnel
- Which buttons and links people tap
- Where your visitors came from
- Countries and cities
- Phones, computers and systems
- Your busiest times
- Visitor sessions, and why some visitors are missing
- Exporting analytics
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