Advanced journal analytics
Views, readers, sessions, downloads, academic referrals, countries, engagement, scroll depth, acquisition sources and period comparisons.
ICRP Lens combines first-party readership analytics, article intelligence, publication-health monitoring and publisher-wide reporting in one focused platform for scholarly journals.
Lens understands journals, articles, DOI records, PDF galleys and publisher portfolios—not just anonymous page URLs.
Views, readers, sessions, downloads, academic referrals, countries, engagement, scroll depth, acquisition sources and period comparisons.
Understand which articles attract readers, convert to PDF downloads and receive academic discovery traffic.
Check DOI resolution, identify broken or unchecked records and schedule portfolio-wide monitoring.
Audit article PDF view and download endpoints to find missing files, access failures and non-PDF responses.
Audit citation metadata, OAI-PMH, sitemap, robots directives, canonical links and scholarly discovery signals.
Monitor journal availability, HTTP health, response time and TLS certificate status on a schedule.
Separate humans, search crawlers, scholarly crawlers, AI bots and suspicious traffic patterns.
Move from individual journal statistics to a publisher-level operating view of readership, article performance, citations, technical health, alerts and discoverability.
Use the same analytics and health model at every level. Publisher roles inherit access across assigned journals while journal teams keep their own operational workspace.
Scheduled monitoring turns Lens into an operational health layer for your journal portfolio.
Resolution status, final destination and issue rechecks.
Viewer and download endpoints, validation and missing files.
Scholarly metadata and technical discoverability readiness.
Availability, response times and certificate monitoring.
Real-user Core Web Vitals and slow-page identification.
Detect suspicious bursts and classify automated traffic.
Lens is designed to collect the journal metrics you need without turning your publishing site into an advertising analytics surface.
<script defer src="https://lens.icrp.org.uk/tracker.js" data-site="lens_pk_••••••••"></script>No. The lightweight Lens tracker can work independently. For publishers that want authoritative article metadata and automatic publication synchronisation, Lens also provides an optional native OJS connector.
Yes. Journals can be organised under publisher or organisation records, with publisher-level roles and portfolio reporting.
Yes. Current modules include journal and article analytics, DOI and PDF health, Crossref metadata audit, OAI-PMH health, citation and scholarly-attention monitoring, uptime, Core Web Vitals, bot intelligence, traffic quality, alerts and scheduled reports.
Yes. Each journal can expose an optional public transparency report and configurable country/visitor widget while keeping administrative data private.
Start with one journal, then scale to your full publishing portfolio.