Enterprise analytics: every site's performance in one view
Updated: 4 days ago
When every site has its own dashboard, portfolio reporting means logging into each one, exporting numbers and stitching them together in a spreadsheet. By the time the report is finished it's already out of date, and nobody can say with confidence which sites are pulling their weight.
Enterprise analytics in Wix Enterprise aggregates performance across every site in your account into a single view. Track global trends at the portfolio level, then drill into any individual site when you need the detail.
This deep dive covers what multi-site analytics in Wix Enterprise shows, how teams use it and where it fits across company, partner and customer websites. The full feature spotlight is below if you want the two-page version.
Table of contents
The portfolio view
The analytics overview charts all sites together and switches between metrics such as site sessions, total sales and total orders. The analytics table below it is configurable, so you choose the columns that matter, including visitor behavior, sales and traffic data.
Historical benchmarking compares current performance with previous periods to show growth and flag high-performing sites. Built-in search and filtering find specific sites quickly, even in large portfolios.
From the big picture to a single site
Use the enterprise view for the portfolio, then open full site analytics for more context. Drill from account-level summaries to detailed reports on customer behavior, traffic and sales for any site, with key performance indicators surfaced first in a tile layout.
When the numbers need to go elsewhere, CSV export sends site statistics for all or selected sites to deeper offline analysis or your existing reporting stack. The Manage capability page covers account-level and site-level analytics alongside site and domain management.
What teams do with it
Portfolio monitoring: see which sites generate the most traffic or revenue across the organization.
Planning: use aggregated data to inform investment, global marketing spend and resource allocation.
Portfolio reporting: pull multi-site data into a single exportable view instead of assembling it by hand.
Trend spotting: track visitor behavior across brands, markets or regions and replicate what works across the portfolio.
How enterprise analytics fits each enterprise use case
Company websites
Compare brand, regional and campaign sites side by side and see which markets are growing, without asking each team for its numbers. See how it works across company websites.
Partner websites
Central teams track activity and performance across the entire network without chasing each partner for a report, and they spot local approaches worth sharing. Partners keep running their own sites. See how it works across partner websites.
Customer websites
Analytics is part of any credible customer website offering. For a software platform, performance data shows how the sites customers launch are doing and where customers need support, while the software stays the core product. See how the offering works on customer websites.
Preview the full spotlight
The Enterprise Analytics feature spotlight covers the portfolio view, site-level detail and reporting on two pages.
Key takeaway
Enterprise analytics turns a stack of separate dashboards into one portfolio view, so reporting stops being a manual project and investment decisions rest on current numbers.
About Wix Enterprise
Wix Enterprise is the enterprise web platform for organizations that want to move fast. Account-level analytics, site management and domains run from one dashboard, so every stakeholder works from the same view. Book a demo to see your portfolio in one view.
FAQ
What does enterprise analytics show?
It aggregates performance across all sites in your account, with metrics such as site sessions, total sales and total orders, plus configurable columns for visitor behavior, sales and traffic data.
Can I still see analytics for a single site?
Yes. Drill from the account-level summary into detailed reports on customer behavior, traffic and sales for any individual site.
Can I export multi-site analytics?
Yes. Export site statistics as CSV files for all or selected sites to analyze offline or feed your existing reporting stack.
Can I compare performance over time?
Yes. Historical benchmarking compares current performance with previous periods to visualize growth and flag high-performing sites.
