Splitting Google analytics data

[TheZenAgency]

Hi Everyone

I'm not sure if this can be done but thought i would ask anyway. One of our clients has a website which is a 3 tiered website, basically this means different access levels for different users depending on their ip address. The split is as follows (business 1, business 2 and the general public all see different things and areas within the website)

Now what we are wanting to do is essentially split our analytics data for each of the 3 different users on the site, Can this be done through Google analytics?

Thanks in advance.

ps If im not clear enough let me know and ill try clear it up

[TheZenAgency]

Thanks for the quick answers.

This is exactly what we were looking for!

[DirkC]

This should normally be possible - you have to create 3 views to which you add a custom filter based on ip address; the analytics site provides an example on how to do this: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1034840?hl=en (the example is for excluding internal traffic - but you can easily change that to include only the traffic from these specific ip addresses). Not sure if this is what you're looking for

You could also use other filters or even a custom field to set up the filter (you can find the full list of available filters on the same link) - so as soon as a customer is identified you pass the custom field to Analytics which can then use it to count the visit to the corresponding view.

Hope this helps.

Dirk

[RyanPurkey]

It sounds like you'd want three different views. One that filters out business IP(s) 1, and business IP(s)2, and is thus "public". The other including only business IP(s) 2 and is thus Business 2, and the third including only business IP(s) 1 and is thus Business 1. This can be done by creating three views, named something like Business 1, Business 2, and Public then applying the applicable filters in the admin panel.  Within filters >> Create New >> Name >> Predefined >> Include Only >> traffic from IP adressess >> etc.