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Yes, it is possible to exclude pages in Adobe Clarity. This can be done by creating a filter that excludes certain pages from being tracked.
Here are a few steps to create a filter that excludes sign-in pages from being tracked:
- Log in to Adobe Clarity and go to the "Settings" section.
- Select "Filters" from the left-hand menu.
- Click on the "Create New Filter" button.
- Name the filter and select "Page URL" as the filter type.
- In the "Filter Pattern" field, enter a regular expression that matches the URL of your sign-in pages. For example, if your sign-in page is located at https://www.example.com/signin, you could use the regular expression "^https://www.example.com/signin.*$" to match that URL and any variations of it.
- Select "Exclude" as the filter action.
- Save the filter.
After the filter is applied, the page visits will be excluded and not longer the sign in pages showing in the Heat maps in Adobe Clarity.
You can also use similar filter to exclude other types of pages such as error pages or thank-you pages that may skew your data. Keep in mind that you'll also have to be sure your filter does not also exclude pages that you want to track.
You can also exclude pages by path or specific parameter, so be sure to experiment with different filter patterns to see what works best for your specific use case.