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Visitor Value Scoring

Understand Zenovay's AI visitor value score - how each visitor gets a 0-100 score from behavior and demographic signals, and where to see it.

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Zenovay gives each visitor a value score from 0 to 100. It is a quick read on how engaged and how likely-to-convert a visitor looks, based on their behavior and demographic signals.

What the score is

The score is a single number per visitor, produced by a machine learning model. A low score means a casual, low-engagement visit; a high score means a deeply engaged visitor who looks more likely to convert.

A visitor scoring 80 or above counts as high value: on the Globe, those visitors get a distinct marker so they stand out at a glance.

How scoring works

The model blends two things:

  • A demographic baseline (country, operating system, browser, device type, screen size).
  • A behavioral score from how the visitor actually browses.

As a visitor accumulates more behavioral data, the model leans more heavily on behavior and less on the demographic baseline. So a returning, highly engaged visitor's score reflects what they do, not just where they're from.

Signals the model uses

SignalExample
Pages viewedMultiple pages in a session
Session durationLonger time on site
Engagement timeActive time, not idle tabs
Scroll depthHow far down pages they read
InteractionsClicks and other on-page actions
Return visitsHow often they come back
RecencyHow recently they last visited
Key pagesVisits to high-intent pages

The model also looks for low-quality patterns (for example, very fast page-flipping or near-zero time per page) and scores those down.

Real-time updates

The score is recalculated as the visit progresses, so it rises as a visitor goes deeper into your site and engages more.

Confidence

Each prediction carries a confidence level. New visitors with little data get a lower-confidence estimate; the score firms up as more behavioral data comes in.

Where to see the score

On the Globe

Open your website's dashboard and select the Globe tab. Each visitor marker is sized and colored by value score, so higher-value visitors stand out. Click a marker to open its detail card, which shows conversion likelihood (how this visitor compares to your average, as a +/- vs. average) and an estimated visitor value in dollars.

In Live View

Open your website's dashboard and select the Live View tab to see active visitors in a card grid. Click Watch cursor on a visitor to open the live session view: the side panel includes that visitor's value score (when one has been computed) alongside session duration, pages viewed, time on page, and traffic source. Watch cursor is a Pro and above feature.

Using the score

The value score is a prioritization aid, not a guarantee. Use it to:

  • Spot your most engaged visitors as they browse, live.
  • Compare which traffic sources and pages tend to bring engaged visitors.
  • For B2B, focus attention on high-value sessions and identified companies (see B2B company identification).

Privacy

The score is derived from the same behavioral and technical signals Zenovay already collects for analytics. It does not require personally identifying a visitor: by default the score is computed from anonymous, aggregated behavior. If a visitor is identified (for example, they log in and you send an identify event), the score is associated with that profile.

Visitors covered by your consent and Global Privacy Control settings are handled the same way as the rest of your analytics; Zenovay honours opt-outs at the tracking layer.

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