This year, our fully remote team turned every corner of the world into an office. Zoom calls? More like daily digital adventures, where we navigated projects in our home-office havens (extra points for the coolest virtual backgrounds and accidentally matching outfits). Coffee catch-ups took a global twist, with us sipping our favorite brews in different time zones – talk about a 24/7 café vibe!
Recently we introduced one breaking change in how user information is exported from Countly, and we wanted to explain why such change was made and what to do to keep your plugins supported. But before we dive into why's, let's first reiterate the "what" part.
Event tracking is a critical component of product analytics, providing deep insights into how users interact with your product. It involves monitoring and analyzing specific actions (events) taken by users within your application or website. These insights are pivotal for enhancing user experience, improving product features, and driving growth.
In the dynamic world of product development and management, the role of a Product Analyst has become increasingly pivotal. These professionals are at the forefront of deciphering market trends, customer behaviors, and product performance through data analysis. Their insights play a crucial role in shaping product strategies, ensuring that products not only meet current market demands but also anticipate future trends.
Countly has many powerful features, and one of them is Hooks. You can set up custom triggers and actions, and we want to expand it even further. But for now, let’s check some simple but powerful use cases you can implement. Notifying you in Slack about new crashes happening in your app.
Traditional metrics like ticket resolution time or customer satisfaction scores (CSAT) are undeniably significant. However, to gain a more holistic picture, product analytics can be applied to:
