Event Tracking & Visitor Journey Analysis records clicks on buttons, forms, dropdowns and checkboxes automatically, from the moment the script is installed. Define anything else you want to track as a custom event, and read the whole sequence back as one journey.
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Most event tracking starts with a blank list and a developer. This starts with data. Buttons, input fields, dropdowns, checkboxes and radio buttons are tracked automatically the moment TWIPLA is on your site, each one logged with its page, its timestamp and the device it happened on. Turn it off with one click if you want to, or pick which defaults you keep. But you won't spend your first week deciding what to track.
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Video plays. Scroll depth. A form abandoned halfway. A file downloaded. If a browser can detect it, you can track it. Fill in a category, an action and a label in the tag generator, choose from more than a hundred browser events, copy the tag and paste it into your site. Every tag you've ever made sits in one table with a note explaining why it exists, so the next person on the team doesn't have to guess.
Click any event in the overview and TWIPLA opens the actual page it happened on, with the element highlighted and its trigger counts laid over it, split by device. Other tools hand you a line in a table and leave you to work out which button it was. This shows you the button. Then it shows you every other tracked element on the page, one click away.
Every tool runs on the same tracking code, and the filters you set follow you from report to report. So a number on this page becomes a recording, a funnel or an answer in one click. Analyze is where the numbers turn into behavior. Here's the whole route.