> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fullreach.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # My website > This brand's own site on one page: the AI crawlers, the AI visits, the robots.txt and the pages in the answers. My website puts the four sources about this brand's own site on one page. Each part links to the page that holds the rest: [Crawler Visits](/reference/crawler-visits), [AI Visits](/reference/ai-visits), [Crawlability](/reference/crawlability) and [Own Pages](/reference/own-pages). ## Its own window The toolbar's **Window** reads 7, 28 or 90 days. The dashboard filters do not apply here. Each source ends on its own newest day. So each figure names the days of its source: the crawler logs, GA4 or the answers. When all sources cover the same days, the line under the site's name states them once. ## A source that is not connected The crawler logs and Google Analytics need a connection. See [Connect your site data](/guides/connect-site-data). Until then, a note at the top offers the connection to an admin. The cards of that source state the connection that is missing, over illustrative bars or lines. A source that holds no figure shows its state in words, never a zero. The states are "Not connected", "No data yet", "Not reading", "Not available" and "Not loaded". A read that fails leaves the other sources on the screen. ## The tiles | Tile | What it counts | Source | | - | - | - | | Crawler requests | Every request from an AI crawler to the site. Spoofed requests and probes stay out, and the tile says how many | The crawler logs | | AI sessions | Visits that AI assistants sent to the site. The line under it names the assistant that sent the most | GA4 | | Key events | The key events that the GA4 property counts in those sessions | GA4 | | Used as a source | The share of the analyzed answers that cite or read a page of the site | The answers | The AI sessions are a floor. [AI Visits](/reference/ai-visits) says why. ## AI traffic and referrals The chart has two views: * **AI traffic** draws the crawler requests against the AI sessions, each on its own axis. * **AI referrals** draws the sessions per AI assistant. **Grain** sets what one point covers: a day, a week or a month. A name under the chart hides or shows its line. The three dots export the figures as CSV, save the chart as an image, or copy the figures as text. ## Crawl access The card counts the AI crawlers that this brand's robots.txt allows, allows in part and blocks. Below, it lists each crawler under its purpose, with its operator and the platforms it feeds. The foot states the day of the read and which group of robots.txt decides. When the site has a [site problem](/reference/crawlability#site-problems), the card states the first one and links to Crawlability for the others. When robots.txt did not answer, the card says so and shows no verdict. ## Why AI requests you, and Request health * **Why AI requests you** splits the crawler requests by the purpose of the crawler: training, a person's question, search or other. [AI crawlers](/reference/crawlers) lists each crawler's purpose. * **Request health** splits them by the answer the site gave: OK, Redirected, Not found and Failed. A page not found is no failed request, so the two stay apart. ## Pages The table lists each page of the site that an answer cites or reads. It also lists a page that a crawler requests, or that an AI assistant sends a visitor to. **Rows** switches between pages and folders. | Column | What it counts | | - | - | | Cited in | Answers that cite the page | | Read, not cited | Answers that read the page and do not cite it. It shows only for the platforms that report what they read | | Platforms | The platforms whose answers used the page | | Crawler requests | AI crawler requests that the page answered. The tile above counts every request, so it is higher | | AI sessions | Sessions that GA4 counts on this landing page, started by a link in an AI assistant | A column whose source did not deliver for the days shows a dash and says why. [Own Pages](/reference/own-pages) says how a page is counted, and lists the same pages under the dashboard filters. ## Where it appears | Surface | Form | | - | - | | The My website page | The four sources side by side, over one window | | [Own Pages](/reference/own-pages) | The pages in the answers, under the dashboard filters | | [Crawler Visits](/reference/crawler-visits), [AI Visits](/reference/ai-visits) | Each source in full | | CSV export | The pages or the folders in the list | This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.