Sentway records what happens on a published page and makes it readable over the same MCP connection that published the page. An AI assistant can therefore publish a site, wait, and then answer questions about who engaged with it without a human opening a dashboard.
get_analytics returns totals for a site over a date range: visitors, visitor days, page views, active time and submissions. Metrics are written as events arrive rather than aggregated at read time, so a busy site answers as fast as a quiet one.
list_visitors lists who arrived and when. get_visitor returns one visitor's timeline: pages seen, time spent, forms submitted, tasks completed and documents uploaded. get_visitor_activity returns the raw event stream for finer questions.
list_plan_progress reports which tasks in a published action plan each visitor has ticked, with the percentage measured against the published plan rather than against whatever the visitor happened to see. list_worksheet_answers returns saved worksheet fields, including partial answers from visitors who did not finish.
list_visitor_uploads and list_site_uploads return documents visitors sent. A page that accepts file uploads must sit behind a gate that verifies the visitor's identity, so an upload is always attributable to a known person.