You can send events and events' properties to UXCam to gather more insights about your users' behavior. It will help you to:



• Create more granular funnels thanks to the combination of Events and Screens.
• Follow your user journey closely by analyzing all the relevant steps.
• Easily identify errors in your user journey or conversion process.
• Track each step of your registration process to easily identify drop-offs.
• Measure and analyze the adoption of new features.
  
  

E.g You have an app to book movie tickets. You’re sending the Event ‘ticket_booked,’  you can then attach several properties to the event to provide more context to that event, such as: ‘Movie_Category’, ‘Movie_Name’, ‘Movie_Time’, ‘Quantity’, ‘Price’, etc. 

Need some inspiration? Check this article to find some Events ideas →

All the events will be attached to the respective sessions and users; therefore, you can easily use filters to find sessions or users that triggered a specific event. What’s more, you can analyze your events with Event Analytics or use them to build funnels.

Note: UXCam automatically detects UI Freezes and Rage taps and logs them as an event; for example, Rage taps are registered as "Rage Tap" events.

Log Events 

Log an event into the timeline along with custom properties.

logEvent(_ eventName: String)
logEvent(_ eventName: String, withProperties properties: [String: Any]?)
    
//Example
UXCam.logEvent("purchased")
UXCam.logEvent("purchased",withProperties: [
    "size": 7,
    "brand": "Nike"
])

+ (void) logEvent:(NSString*)eventName;
+ (void) logEvent:(NSString*)eventName withProperties:(nullable NSDictionary<NSString*, id>*)properties;

//Example
[UXCam logEvent:@"purchased"];
[UXCam logEvent:@"purchased" withProperties:@{
    @"size": @7,
    @"brand": @"Nike"
}];