It's not enough to just say "came from search." Need to break down by keywords. Possible that this should be a special tool.

It's awesome that SST automatically extracts contact info from forms. But sometimes I know better. I might have out-of-band knowledge of someone's info that I'd like to associate with a visitor ID. Having done so, I'd usually prefer SST to not overwirte it with form data.

I've started using Highrise for CRM and it's da bomb. I'd love to link SST leads with contacts in Highrise. Other cool things might be flagging whether there is a deal associated with that contact so that it's easy to find such users.

It would be nice to easily filter out ourselves from SST data. Maybe an action on the Visitors page that adds the visitor ID to an exclusion list such that those visitors are excluded from all displays and metrics.

I would like to track multiple sites e.g. subdomains such as

www.mysite.com
blog.mysite.com

and also if possible completely separate domains such as
my-microsite.com

Drill into specific adwords campaigns instead of just saying "came from adwords."

The generation of automatic campaigns is cool. But since they're read-only it would be nice to have the option to convert one into a manual campaign. Then, it could be generalized and assigned a better name & description.

On Visitors page I'd like to see
X hits on Y pages over Z days

the Z days part is the number of unique days (don't get hung up about midnight and timezones) not the duration between first and last visit.

This is useful because repeated visits acrss multiple days implies greater interest.

Doing a document.write() of a script tag causes many browsers to block the "load" event until your script is loaded and parsed -- can you add a more performant option?

Pull info from Salesforce to inform visitor data and quality