How can I track visits or get notified when a specific page on my website is accessed?

Once the Pushwoosh Web SDK is integrated into your website, page visits are tracked for you — no custom code required.

1. Integrate the Web SDK

If you haven't already, integrate the Pushwoosh Web SDK. Follow the Web Push SDK integration guide.

2. Use the built-in PW_SiteOpened event

The Web SDK fires the default PW_SiteOpened event every time a user opens any page of your website. Each event carries these attributes:

• url — the URL of the page visited
• title — the title of the page visited
• device_type — the device type code

To see how often a specific page is opened, go to Audience > Events in the Control Panel and filter the PW_SiteOpened statistics by the url or title attribute. See Default events.

3. Get notified or react when the page is visited

Build a Customer Journey with a Trigger-based entry on the PW_SiteOpened event, and add a condition on the url (or title) attribute so that only the page you care about starts the flow. Then add the element you need — a push or email to follow up with the user, or a Webhook element to notify an external system such as Slack.

4. If you need something more specific

For actions that PW_SiteOpened doesn't cover, create a custom event in Audience > Events and send it with the /postEvent API method from your page or your backend. See Custom events.

Note that the Web SDK's event handlers (subscribe, unsubscribe, permission-default, permission-denied, permission-granted) only report subscription and permission changes. They are not used for tracking page visits or other website interactions.