Tracking your users events will help you to use the full power of Screeb and display surveys after specific actions. You'll also be able to count these events and display your surveys after multiple events triggering.
What is a User Event
In Screeb, a User Event is a type of data tracked, based on your users activity.
a User Event represents a user action in your application, at a given point in time.
How to track user events in Screeb
Depending how Screeb is installed in your application, you have different ways of tracking events:
When Screeb is manually installed
You have full control over your application code, and which events you want to track.
You can manually track the events you want, by calling the Screeb functions inside your application.
For more information, read the technical documentation.
Manually tracking events is one of the technical aspects of Screeb. If you are not familiar with it, share this documentation to your technical team.
When Screeb is installed via Google Tag manager (GTM)
You can also install Screeb using Google Tag Manager. To know more about sending User Events via GTM, please check this article.
Tracking User Events from Screeb Integrations
If you already have a tracking plan defined in your application, you can use it along with your tracking tool and connect Screeb to it.
Via Segment Source
Import User Events from Segment by defining Screeb as a destination of the events.
To know more about tracking User Events with Segment, check this article.
Via Amplitude
Plug Amplitude to Screeb and start importing amplitude events.
Via Contentsquare Source
Connect Screeb to your Contentsquare workspace, and periodically fetch Contentsquare events.
π‘ Due to Contentsquare limitations, events are only available 4 hours after being triggered.
Learn more about how to implement event tracking by reading our developper documentation.