Sending events and properties to UXCam allows you to capture key user interactions and gain actionable insights. Events help you track specific actions (e.g., logging in, adding items to a cart), while properties provide context to those actions (e.g., product details).
You can send coded events and event properties to UXCam to gather more insights about your users' behavior. It will help you to:
Create insightful funnels and identify most problematic steps in conversions.
Follow your user journey closely by analyzing all the relevant steps.Identify patterns in user behavior.
Segment users based on specific actions and attributes.
Detect issues and opportunities within user flows.
Measure and analyze the adoption of new features.
What events does UXCam automatically capture?
UXCam automatically detects and tracks key events, such as:
UI Freezes: Understand when your app becomes unresponsive.
Rage Taps: Identify frustration points in your app.
Example of events and event properties to send
Category | Event | Properties |
E-commerce | AddToCart | ProductID, Category, Price |
Travel App | FlightSearch | Destination, TravelDates, Passengers |
Streaming App | VideoPlay | VideoTitle, Genre, DurationWatched |
Need some inspiration? Check this article to find some Events ideas
How to Send Events and Properties
To set up custom events and properties, refer to our developer docs for step-by-step instructions tailored to your platform. The guide includes detailed code snippets and configuration guidance to help you implement event tracking effectively.
Best Practices for Event and property tracking
Focus on High-Impact Events: Track the actions that align with your business goals (e.g., purchases, onboarding completion).
Keep Properties Relevant: Attach properties that provide meaningful context but avoid overloading them with unnecessary data.
Use Clear Naming Conventions: Ensure event names are consistent and descriptive for easier analysis.
Test Thoroughly: Always verify event tracking in a staging environment before releasing updates to production.
Viewing Events and Properties in UXCam
Once events and properties are set up, you can:
Access the Session section of your UXCam dashboard.
Filter sessions by events to analyze specific user interactions.
Combine session replays with events for a detailed view of user behavior.
