93 of 198 publicly listed leads include a source-reported status. The rest come from sources that list availability only on their own site — LaneHelp links to them rather than guessing.

75 leads a source has since marked not current are shown here and are left out of the current housing-leads total.

Counted visits are estimates. A visit counts when it uses a normal phone, computer, or tablet browser, arrives from the United States, and shows a sign of real use — more than one page, an action, or ten seconds or longer. Known bots and LaneHelp staff are removed first. Automated tools imitate browsers convincingly, so these tests do most of the filtering; some automation may still remain. Repeat page opens are included, and none of these numbers count people, services received, or successful outcomes.

Page opens set aside: 90 not from a counted visit, 0 from known automation, and 1 from LaneHelp staff.

There are not enough qualified grouped searches in this view to show a reliable pattern.

Recorded searches come from the site search log with LaneHelp staff excluded. Repeat searches are included and automated traffic may remain, so this is an activity count, not a people count. Search text is stored only as an anonymous fingerprint; no one can read what was typed. This legacy volume is kept for operational continuity and is not used for the qualified search pattern. The stricter tracker started Jul 14.

Opens show interest and need, not service quality. A busy listing is not a rating or an endorsement.

These actions show that someone started a next step through LaneHelp. LaneHelp cannot confirm whether a call connected, a website helped, or a service was received.

• Phone calls started: Taps on a phone number. LaneHelp cannot confirm the call connected.
• Directions started: Taps that opened directions to a listed location.
• Websites opened: Taps that opened an outside website from a listing.
• Listings shared or saved: Share and save actions on listings.
• Print and PDF actions: Print buttons and PDF opens for listings, handouts, and Quick Sheets.

Paddle is LaneHelp’s plain-language helper on the web and by text. A chat is one request Paddle answered; a route is a trip plan Paddle built to a real destination. Chat text is not shown here and is not used in this report.

Each count is one accepted action event from a visit that looked like a real person. Repeat taps are included. Page renders, hovers, scrolling, and ordinary navigation are never counted as actions. LaneHelp staff and bot-classified traffic are excluded.

“Collecting data” means LaneHelp has never recorded that action type yet, so no number is shown instead of a possibly false zero.

The daily review checks the directory as a whole. It does not mean every provider is contacted every day or promise that a program has space, funding, appointments, or same-day help.

OHP information comes from public provider data. It is not a LaneHelp endorsement or a promise that appointments are available. Confirm with the provider before scheduling.

Each source shows the date of the data it actually returned and any limitation that changes how the number should be read. Missing values remain unavailable rather than becoming zero.

Edge traffic includes bots, previews, monitoring, and repeat requests. The unique-IP figure is a sum of daily estimates, so a returning connection can appear on more than one day. It is infrastructure volume, not people, and it must not be added to the visit counts above.

Impressions mean LaneHelp appeared in search results; they do not mean someone visited. Clicks mean someone selected a LaneHelp result. Until the Google and Bing integrations are connected, only LaneHelp-side referrer measurement is shown.