On sites with many URLs the Sankey can get noisy. Page Groups combine similar pages (e.g., all products as “Products”) into one node for a readable flow.

Requirements #

• Plan: Opti-Behavior Pro

Steps #

1. Go to Opti-Behavior → User Journeys → Page Groups.
2. Create a group with a name and the URLs or pattern it should include (manual grouping).
3. Or use auto-detect to suggest groups from your URL structure.
4. Save. The Sankey and paths now treat the group as a single step.

Expected result #

The journey diagram is simpler and easier to read, grouping similar pages under one label.

FAQ #

Does grouping change my raw data? #

No. Groups only affect how journeys are visualised; underlying pageviews are unchanged.

Related articles #

• User Journeys overview
• Path depth
• Journey filters reference