How to Track a Specific URL in Your Funnel Report

Chansol L. · 2025-05-02 10:56:13.152625+00

Can I spot this specific url on a funnel report with filter? how?

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Yes, you can track a specific URL like "https://www.yolda.kr/product/arrangement/intro?type=simple" in a Mixpanel funnel report using filters. Here's how to do it:
Using Inline Filters in Funnels
You can use inline filters to specifically target events that occurred on this URL: 1. Create your funnel with the relevant steps (such as page views or other events) 2. Click on the "..." menu next to the step where you want to filter for this URL 3. Add an inline filter for the property that captures URLs in your implementation (commonly "Page URL", "Current URL", or a similar property) 4. Set the filter to equal your specific URL: "https://www.yolda.kr/product/arrangement/intro?type=simple"Inline filters are applied pre-query and will only include events that match your URL criteria in the funnel calculation. This allows you to see conversion specifically for users who visited this exact URL.Funnels Advanced Concepts explains that "Inline filters allow you to apply event or user property filters to each step of your funnel. This adds granularity and specificity to your conversion criteria."
Alternative: Global Filtering
You could also use a global filter if you want to analyze only users who interacted with this URL at any point: 1. Create your funnel 2. Click the "Filter" button in the main interface 3. Select the property that captures URLs 4. Set it to equal your specific URLWith global filtering, the filter is applied post-query based on the property attribution you select (First Step Defined, Last Step Defined, etc.).Remember that the difference between inline and global filtering is important, as explained in the Funnels FAQ: "Inline filters apply pre-query to a specified step while global filters apply post-query based on the property attribution selected."
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Hi Chansol L., Please stand by as I search the Mixpanel knowledge base for an AI-powered answer. I normally take about 15 seconds or so. In case AI cannot answer your question, feel free to reach out to Mixpanel support at mixpanel.com/get-support. If you have follow-up questions for this thread, please tag me again with your question: @kapa.ai <follow-up question> 👋
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Yes, you can track a specific URL like "https://www.yolda.kr/product/arrangement/intro?type=simple" in a Mixpanel funnel report using filters. Here's how to do it:
Using Inline Filters in Funnels
You can use inline filters to specifically target events that occurred on this URL: 1. Create your funnel with the relevant steps (such as page views or other events) 2. Click on the "..." menu next to the step where you want to filter for this URL 3. Add an inline filter for the property that captures URLs in your implementation (commonly "Page URL", "Current URL", or a similar property) 4. Set the filter to equal your specific URL: "https://www.yolda.kr/product/arrangement/intro?type=simple"Inline filters are applied pre-query and will only include events that match your URL criteria in the funnel calculation. This allows you to see conversion specifically for users who visited this exact URL.Funnels Advanced Concepts explains that "Inline filters allow you to apply event or user property filters to each step of your funnel. This adds granularity and specificity to your conversion criteria."
Alternative: Global Filtering
You could also use a global filter if you want to analyze only users who interacted with this URL at any point: 1. Create your funnel 2. Click the "Filter" button in the main interface 3. Select the property that captures URLs 4. Set it to equal your specific URLWith global filtering, the filter is applied post-query based on the property attribution you select (First Step Defined, Last Step Defined, etc.).Remember that the difference between inline and global filtering is important, as explained in the Funnels FAQ: "Inline filters apply pre-query to a specified step while global filters apply post-query based on the property attribution selected."
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Using Inline Filters in Funnels

Alternative: Global Filtering

Using Inline Filters in Funnels

Alternative: Global Filtering