REAL USER MONITORING
See how your pages perform for real visitors
Sample Core Web Vitals, client errors and console diagnostics by domain. Review them in the console by route and release. Sampling is set per domain and can stay at zero.
Measure what visitors experience
RUM collects measurements from the visitor's browser for the domains and sample rate you choose.
Visits to your pages
- Sampled visit
- Not sampled
Sampling set per domain and can stay at zero
Console: measurements from the sampled visits
Web vitals
Loading, layout shift, interaction responsiveness and navigation timing.
Client errors
JavaScript errors and unhandled rejections, under a closed set of names.
Console diagnostics
Page console output as a diagnostic, with collection health by domain.
Review by
- Route
- Release
Web vitals from sampled visits
Client errors and unhandled rejections
Console diagnostics
Review by route and release
From browser to console
Your page
Noxtica browser collector
The same collector as the rest of Noxtica. RUM needs no extra code.
Noxtica
Sampling and consent
Browser measurements
The sample rate is set for each domain and can stay at zero. In consent-gated modes the page reports analytics consent before collection starts.
Console
Vitals, errors and diagnostics
Sampled measurements
Read by route and release, within operator role and retention settings.
Load the collector
Set sampling and consent
Review in the console
Boundaries and responsibilities
- Controlled availability. Capture and read access are configured separately for each tenant and domain, and access is agreed with Noxtica.
- Sampled data is not a census of traffic. A missing measurement does not mean a good or a bad visit.
- You are responsible for notice, consent, sampling and retention. Console output and error detail can contain personal data that your page writes.
- Measurements and any alerts built on them can produce false positives and false negatives. Native mobile app monitoring is not supported.
Monitoring and replay must follow your notices, consent and masking settings, and our acceptable use rules.Read the acceptable use policy