Using event data to personalize user engagement based on the actions they take in your app.

Enables you to tailor the app experience to each user or segment based on their actions. For example, if a user keeps clicking on a specific feature, the app might show them more information about that feature.

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Why send events to Faqprime

Event tracking unlocks a powerful capability: targeting users with laser precision.  Imagine surfacing content based on a user's specific actions or their progress within your product.  By tracking key events (actions or tasks users complete), you can identify users who haven't performed these actions and provide them with targeted guidance or support.  This ultimately helps users become successful users of your product

How to send events to Faqprime

 

A)  Add a Javascript JS file to your code in the page header (if not already present) 

Place the following code snippet within the HTML <head></head> of your page(s).

<script src=" https://myfaqprime.appspot.com/bot/bot-eventlib.js"></script>

Make sure to add the script on every page you want to use Faqprime on.

Installing in a Single-Page Application (SPA)? You may not want to include the enableURLDetection script. 

2. Define your events repository and give them a name 

Example - myproduct.config 

Eventid (internal) 

Eventid (external i.e. exposed to faqprime) 

1

myevent_1

2

myevent_2

3

myevent_3

 

Event Configuration 

Visit the Event Engine (faqprime dashboard) 

Add the Eventid (external) one by one.
    For each event add the url entry  

        Event may apply to all urls 

        Event may apply to few or one url/url segment 

            For each url entry add the usersegments (if supported) and their respective action (JS supported)         

    

        

Event Invocation:

Have the logic as follows - 

Say internally eventid “1” occurred, get the eventid(external) and call the function faqprimeEventInitiate(<eventid>) ie faqprimeEventInitiate(“myevent_1”)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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