Most analytics tools treat each chart as its own island: you can sort or search inside a table, but the country breakdown, the device chart, and the traffic-pattern heatmap next to it never know about each other. UseClick works differently. Click any row anywhere in the dashboard and that value becomes a filter applied to the whole page at once.
The click-to-filter mechanism itself is identical wherever it appears: click a row, and it becomes a server-side filter that narrows every chart, table, and stat on the page at once. What differs slightly is which dimensions are on offer. On an individual short link's analytics page, every breakdown is clickable: country, region, city, browser, OS, device, language, and bot category. On the whole-site Website Analytics dashboard, the same geography and technology breakdowns are clickable, plus page path since that view spans your entire site; the bot traffic card there is a read-only breakdown for now.
This page covers exactly how the filtering works, which dimensions you can filter by, and how to read the result once several filters are stacked on top of each other.
How Click-to-Filter Works
Filtering isn't a client-side search box hiding rows you already loaded. Each click sends the value to the server and re-runs every aggregate query on the page with that value applied, so what you see is a freshly computed slice of your data, not a filtered view of a cached one.
Click a Row
Click a country in the geography card, a browser in the technology card, a page path in the content table on Website Analytics, or a bot name in the bot traffic card on an individual link's page. Any clickable breakdown row works the same way.
The Filter Applies Everywhere
That value is added as a server-side filter, and every chart, table, and stat on the page, not just the card you clicked in, recalculates against it. The traffic-pattern heatmap, the referrer breakdown, the device split, the visitor counts: all of it reflects the filtered slice at once.
Stack Another Filter
Click a row in a different card and it adds alongside the first, for example a country and a device, narrowing the view further without losing the filter you already set.
Every Dimension You Can Filter By
Filtering works on any breakdown UseClick already shows you. There's nothing extra to configure: if a card displays it as a row, you can click it.
Geography
Country, region, and city. Click any location breakdown to narrow the whole dashboard to visitors from that place.
Technology
Browser, operating system, device type, and language. Isolate traffic from a specific browser, OS, device category, or visitor language.
Page Path
On the Website Analytics dashboard, click a page path in the content table to see how the rest of your metrics look for visitors of that specific page.
Bot Category
On an individual short link's analytics page, click a bot name in the bot traffic card to isolate a specific crawler or bot category and see its traffic pattern separately from human visitors. On the whole-site Website Analytics dashboard, the bot traffic card is a read-only breakdown rather than a clickable filter.
Filters Stay Visible and Removable
Every active filter renders as a chip near the top of the dashboard, so it's always clear exactly what slice of data you're looking at. There's no hidden filter state to lose track of.
Stack as Many as You Need
Each click adds its own chip. Filter by country, then by device, then by browser, and all three narrow the dashboard together.
Clear All in One Click
A single "Clear All" action removes every active filter at once and returns every chart, table, and stat to the full, unfiltered view.
A Worked Example: Isolating Germany
Say you click "Germany" in the geography card of your Website Analytics dashboard. Without navigating away or rebuilding a single query:
- • The traffic-pattern heatmap redraws to show only when German visitors are active
- • The referrer breakdown recalculates to show only where German traffic came from
- • The device split updates to show only the browsers and devices German visitors used
One click, and the entire dashboard becomes a German-visitors-only view, everywhere at once.
Why Cross-Card Filtering Matters
A lot of analytics tools let you filter one chart at a time. UseClick filters the whole page, because a question about one segment of your traffic is rarely a question about just one metric.
One Click, Not One Query Per Chart
You don't rebuild a filter for the geography card, then a separate one for the device chart, then another for the referrer table. One click sets it for all of them.
You Never Leave the Page
There's no separate "filtered view" or export step to see the result. The same dashboard you were already reading updates in place.
The Full Picture, Not a Single Metric
Because every card updates together, you see how a segment behaves across geography, technology, content, and traffic quality at the same time, not one dimension in isolation.
Where You'll Find It
Click-to-filter works the same way in both places UseClick shows you analytics, though the exact set of clickable dimensions differs slightly between the two.
On an individual short link's analytics page, part of Link Analytics, click a country, region, city, browser, OS, device, language, or bot to filter that one link's data.
Across your whole site in Website Analytics, the same click-to-filter interaction covers the same geography and technology dimensions, plus page path since a whole-site dashboard spans multiple pages. The bot traffic card here is read-only rather than clickable.
Filtering only changes what you see in analytics, not what visitors experience. To actually route visitors to different destinations by country, see Geo Link Targeting.
The Filtering Loop
Four moves cover the entire pattern, on either analytics dashboard.
Click a Row
Pick any breakdown value the dashboard makes clickable: a country, browser, or device everywhere, plus page path on Website Analytics or bot category on an individual link's page.
Watch It Cascade
Every chart, table, and stat on the page recalculates for that filter at once.
Stack More Filters
Click another row in a different card to narrow further without losing the first filter.
Clear All When Done
One action removes every active filter and returns to the full view.