26 guides covering everything from first setup to advanced configuration.
Pulse shows everyone on every site you own on a live globe, tells you who they are to you, and lets you talk to them while they are still there.
Read →The Dashboard has a Setup list that shows which of these are done and gives you the one click that finishes each of the others.
Read →The Dashboard is the home screen. One date range drives the whole page, so nothing on it can disagree with anything else.
Read →The Stats tab is the report you would build in a big analytics tool, except it knows who your visitors are, what they bought and what your ads cost. Pick a date range (or two date…
Read →The Live View runs the real renderer in the real stylesheet, so what you see is exactly what a shortcode or your public page shows, plus the things only you may see.
Read →Pulse is part of the ResultsAiX family, and the family already knows your people. When a visitor is somebody in your Mailer list, a buyer in Commerce or Launch Manager, a member, …
Read →Every sale recorded by a family plugin on this site bursts on the map where that buyer was last seen, and every new opt-in pulses as a lead. Nothing to set up: if the plugin is he…
Read →Your name, title, colour and the rest live under Chat Setup. The card at the top of that page has buttons to your Chat history, chat Reports, live chats and Moments.
Read →💬 Chats in the WordPress toolbar. At the top of every admin screen, on every site running Pulse, the black toolbar has a Chats menu with your unread count: Chat history, Live chat…
Read →Under Visitor Chat, Ask for a name and email in the chat has three settings:
Read →Pulse uses your own key, so you pay the provider directly at their price and nothing is marked up. One key is enough.
Read →Every call the assistant makes is logged: which provider and model, what it was for, how long it took, roughly how many tokens, and an estimated cost. No prompts and no replies ar…
Read →A Moment opens the chat by itself, with one line from you, for one kind of person on the pages you choose. They have their own ✨ Moments tab, and they run on their own switch: a M…
Read →Pick one site as your main site (Pulse calls it the hub): the one where you want to watch everything. Every other site sends its visitors to it.
Read →The rule is simple: every domain gets its own row under Connections, Your Sites, and its own line of code. That is what gives each site its own name and colour on the globe, and i…
Read →When the Support Desk is installed on the same site, the two join up by themselves. Nothing to configure, and the switches are under Connections.
Read →Paste any of these into a page, a post, a sidebar text widget or a ResultsAiX Theme section. Everything a visitor sees is anonymous: counts, countries and dots, never a name.
Read →Give your globe an address of its own under Settings, Live Visitor Page. It is a full screen page with no theme around it, good for a second monitor, a launch day or a link in an …
Read →The line of code you paste contains a public site ID. Anybody can read it in your page source, and that is by design: a visitor's browser has to send it, exactly like an analytics…
Read →Using a cookie banner? Pulse sets one first-party identifier so a returning visitor is one person, not two.
Read →Two separate things:
Read →- Pulse comes with the ResultsAiX Bundle, and your bundle key activates it. The key is on your purchase receipt and in your member area.
Read →Actions
Read →Start with Diagnostics: one screen that checks your system, the licence, the tracker, the location database, the live page, your connected sites, every family connection, the chat…
Read →Open a ticket at the support portal. Tell us what Diagnostics shows (a screenshot is perfect) and the answer usually comes back in one reply.
Read →Quick answers about the Support Desk, more than one site, your own visits and how to get Pulse.
Read →Every plugin documented here works alongside the others, managed from one ResultsAiX Hub.