# Analyze user path in a customer journey

Pushwoosh allows you to track a specific user's journey within a campaign by highlighting their steps. By analyzing user paths, you can gain a deeper understanding of how users interact with your campaigns and make data-driven decisions to enhance their overall experience.

To track a user's path:

1. **Navigate to the campaign** you want to analyze.
2. Click **Find user path** at the bottom right of the Journey canvas.
3. **Enter a user identifier.** You can search by [User ID](/product/pushwoosh-knowledge-hub/users-userids/), HWID, email, phone, or token — any identifier associated with the user whose path you want to examine. Ensure the value you entered is accurate and relevant to the campaign being analyzed.

<img src="/customer-journey-statistics-14.webp" alt="Find user path dialog with User ID input field for tracking user journey"/>

Pushwoosh will visualize the user's journey on the canvas, highlighting the steps and messages they have completed.

<img src="/customer-journey-statistics-15.webp" alt="Journey canvas displaying highlighted user path showing completed steps and interactions"/>

If a user has engaged with the campaign multiple times, you can explore different paths they've taken using the path switcher at the bottom of the screen.

A user's path can have several statuses based on user interaction and the journey's changes.

* If the user successfully completed the journey and exited, no special marking is shown in the list.
* If the user dropped off, the flow can still be viewed, and the user's path will be marked with an exclamation mark.
* If the journey was modified, the path will remain in the list, but it cannot be displayed for viewing.

If the user has not interacted with the campaign, you will receive a notification indicating that the user was not found.

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For **Find user path**, you can only view user interactions and paths from the last two months. Data older than two months is not available.
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<Aside type="tip">
You can also ask your developer team to help you get stats for a specific journey by its ID using the API. [Learn more](/developer/api-reference/customer-journey-api/statistics/)
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