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View your vCard statistics

Review card visits, visitors, and interactions to understand what people do after opening a card.

Statistics help you understand how visitors engage with your cards over time.

Read the signal

Use each metric to decide what to check next

Statistics are most useful when you compare a meaningful time period, look for a pattern, and make one focused improvement rather than reacting to a single visit.

Views

How often the card opened

Use views to check whether a sharing effort is bringing people to the card. Compare the period before and after you changed where the card is shared.

Next check: your sharing link or QR placement.

Visitors

How many people reached it

Visitors help you understand reach without treating every repeat opening as a new person. Compare this with views to see whether people return.

Next check: message relevance and audience.

Interactions

Whether people act

Interactions show that visitors used a supported action. If views rise but actions do not, review the top label, order, and destination of the card blocks.

Next check: the first visitor action.

Devices and referrers

How the card is being found

Use device and referrer detail when available to refine the design and choose where to share the card. Test the top source on its typical phone.

Next check: mobile preview and share channel.

Open, compare, and act on card statistics

  1. Open Cards and choose the card you want to review.
  2. Open the card’s statistics action.
  3. Choose the relevant time period and read the activity summary.
  4. Review the table and charts for views, visitors, interactions, devices, and referrers when available.
  5. Use what you learn to refine the card’s top actions and sharing method.
Fictional Zapped vCard statistics page with activity chart and entries.
Statistics are tied to the card you selected.

Good ways to use this

  • Look at trends over time instead of reacting to one small spike.
  • Compare interactions against views to see whether the card is helping visitors take action.
  • Use referrer and device context when deciding where to share the card next.

Common questions

Why are visitors lower than views?

One visitor can open a card more than once, so views and visitors are not always the same number.

What counts as an interaction?

Interactions are actions visitors take on the card, such as tapping configured contact or link actions when available.

If something looks wrong

  • If statistics are empty, confirm the card has been shared and opened publicly.
  • If data looks lower than expected, check the selected date range and whether visitors are using a different card link.

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