Web Analytics Requests: The Request Log and Request ID - Vertra Cloud

The Requests sub-tab is a log with one row per request, so you can inspect a single visit instead of totals. It is available on Pro and above. Same data through the API: Application requests.

Columns

Column	Meaning
Time	When the request arrived.
Request ID	Each request has a unique identifier, shown as selectable text in the request detail.
Method and route	For example `GET /pricing`.
Query	The part after `?`. Masked by default.
Status	The status the visitor received, and the status your app returned when it answered. They differ when the edge answered by itself, such as a cached or blocked request.
Cache	Whether the answer came from the edge cache or from your app.
Host	Which hostname was requested: the subdomain or one of your custom domains.
Edge time and container time	The two clocks explained in Performance.
Country, data center, network	Where the visitor connected from and which edge location answered.
IP	The visitor’s address. Masked by default.
Device, system, browser	Taken from the visitor’s user agent.
Bot	The category, when the visitor is a known automated client.
Referrer, protocol, content type	The remaining context of the request.

Filtering, sorting and paging

The table accepts the same filters as the other sub-tabs, so a click on a status in Errors becomes a list of exactly those requests here. Sort from newest to oldest or the reverse, and page through the results.

Masked IP and query

IP addresses and query strings can identify a person or carry tokens, so the panel hides both by default. Press Show data to reveal them. The choice lasts for the current screen session and is not saved. The route and path are never hidden. See Privacy.

Sample and delay

Each row is a real request, but with high traffic the table is a sample, not every request. New rows can take a few minutes to appear. A notice appears in both cases; see Sampling and delay. Next: Compare periods.

Last modified on November 3, 2026