Total reads
12,552Within the retrieved log data.
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What question does it answer?
Bot requests differ from human visits. The log analyzer separates their activity, URLs and timestamps so you can follow bot access to your website.
Real project · Intren – SEO
See which bots request which URLs
The Server log analyzer takes you from aggregate activity to individual timestamps and URLs identified in the logs. Filter by bot, URL and period to inspect requests to your website.
Active bots
28Bots with recorded requests.
Unique URLs
2,618URLs appearing in the logs.
Most active bot
OAI-SearchBot2,491 reads, a 19.8% share.
Fixed project figures from the supplied admin screenshots, not a live report. Reads represent logged requests, not human visits or proven AI citations. The original interface is in Hungarian.
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Overview and daily bot activity
Alongside key metrics, the daily chart breaks activity down by bot. Filter by period, bot and URL; the screenshot offers the 500 most frequent URLs. Data freshness has a separate indicator. Tabs cover Overview, Bots, URLs, Timeline and robots.txt violators.
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Top bots and frequently requested URLs
Bot rankings show platform, type, reads, URL count, share, last timestamp and top URL. OAI-SearchBot records 2,491 reads and ClaudeBot 1,164. The separate URL ranking shows sitemap_index.xml with 344 requests across three bots.
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Timeline: timestamp, bot and URL
The newest log records appear first. In the supplied extract, ClaudeBot requested sitemap_index.xml on October 13, 2026 at 12:28:04, followed by meta-webindexer and Applebot entries. The timeline can be exported.
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Connect WordPress or Cloudflare
Choose the log source in the Log analyzer settings tab. For the WordPress push API, create a separate API key per website and assign it to one or more projects. Download the plugin ZIP here, or use the supported Cloudflare connection.
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Bot names and types are classifications of log data. A URL request alone does not prove successful content processing, training use or a future citation. Coverage depends on the connected log source and data freshness.
What do you see?
- Total reads, active bots, unique URLs and the most active bot, with a data freshness indicator.
- Daily bot activity with period, bot and URL filters.
- Top bots with platform, type, reads, URL count, share, last timestamp and top URL.
- Top URLs and chronological records; separate Bots, URLs and robots.txt violators views, plus export.
- Intren WordPress plugin or Cloudflare connections; per-website WordPress API keys assignable to projects.
How do you use it to decide?
- Choose WordPress plugin or Cloudflare in the Log analyzer settings.
- Check data freshness, then filter by period, bot and URL.
- Use daily trends and bot or URL rankings to identify activity spikes.
- Inspect timestamps and URLs in the Timeline tab or export the list for further analysis.
Real bot activity in the Intren – SEO project
The supplied overview records 12,552 reads, 28 active bots and 2,618 unique URLs. OAI-SearchBot is the most active with 2,491 requests. The sitemap_index.xml URL appears in the top URLs with 344 requests across three bots.
Fixed project figures from the supplied screenshots for September 13–October 13, 2026. A read is a logged request, not proof of training use or an AI citation.
What does measurement require?
An active log connection and fresh incoming records are required. Coverage depends on the source, and bot identification relies on available request data.
Frequently asked questions
Does a bot request mean AI will cite the page?
It shows a request to the URL. It does not by itself prove successful content processing, training use, or a future citation.
Is this human traffic from AI?
This is server-side bot activity. Identifiable user visits from AI references are covered by the GA4-based feature.
Why do bots not appear in GA4?
Bot requests are server-side events and may never trigger website analytics. Track crawlers in logs and user traffic in GA4.
What does a bot receiving HTTP 403 mean?
The server denied access. Review the URL, timestamp, firewall, and bot protection. The log alone does not identify the rule responsible.
Are robots.txt restrictions and HTTP errors equivalent?
No. Robots.txt communicates crawl rules; an HTTP status describes an individual response. Together they provide access context.
What if no new log data arrives?
Check the connection, source-side delivery, and latest record. Missing data cannot distinguish absent activity from a broken measurement connection.
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