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app_error
This occurs whenever an expected or recoverable error occurs within the app's runtime. These are recorded for us to handle some processes better while not interrupting the user experience. Events of this type report with some properties to help the development team better clarify what background alerts occur.
app_exception
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
app_open
This records when the app is opened on a device. It records at the app's initial launch, but not when it is running in the background and moved to the front again. This can be used to record how many times your app is opened.
app_remove
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
app_resume (Sort)
This measures when the app is resumed from the background if the app has not been fully closed. This can be useful to see how often people jump back into the app after opening it.
This occurs whenever an expected or recoverable error occurs within the app's runtime. These are recorded for us to handle some processes better while not interrupting the user experience. Events of this type report with some properties to help the development team better clarify what background alerts occur.
app_exception
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
app_open
This records when the app is opened on a device. It records at the app's initial launch, but not when it is running in the background and moved to the front again. This can be used to record how many times your app is opened.
app_remove
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
app_resume (Sort)
This measures when the app is resumed from the background if the app has not been fully closed. This can be useful to see how often people jump back into the app after opening it.
content_change
Content change tracks when the app receives a new database or new code change. This happens whenever you press the ‘Make It Live’ button on the MAS or after an automatic new database is made with the nightly sync. It will record new data entries every time a user receives an update. This can be used to see how often people get the updated content you release.
Content change tracks when the app receives a new database or new code change. This happens whenever you press the ‘Make It Live’ button on the MAS or after an automatic new database is made with the nightly sync. It will record new data entries every time a user receives an update. This can be used to see how often people get the updated content you release.
first_open
This is a default event in Firebase, but is not currently active in our code/app.
This is a default event in Firebase, but is not currently active in our code/app.
level_up
This event triggers when the user checks in to a new location on a passport and reaches a new level.
This event triggers when the user checks in to a new location on a passport and reaches a new level.
message
This occurs when a poll message or push message is opened by the end user. This happens whether you open the app from the notification itself or if you open the messages section of the app. This can be used to see how many people are opening your messages.
This occurs when a poll message or push message is opened by the end user. This happens whether you open the app from the notification itself or if you open the messages section of the app. This can be used to see how many people are opening your messages.
nav_action
This analytics point measures a variety of actions within the app, each of which can be broken down within the item_name and item_action. This can be used to see what users do most within the app, such as going to favorites, messages, or events tabs. This can be useful by letting you know what your users generally use the app to do and how you can better tailor the structure to their use cases.
This analytics point measures a variety of actions within the app, each of which can be broken down within the item_name and item_action. This can be used to see what users do most within the app, such as going to favorites, messages, or events tabs. This can be useful by letting you know what your users generally use the app to do and how you can better tailor the structure to their use cases.
O - V
os_update
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
passport
The passport event triggers upon an attempted check-in to a location. The attributes will contain whether the check-in was a success or failure, along with other items such as location, time, method, etc.
The passport event triggers upon an attempted check-in to a location. The attributes will contain whether the check-in was a success or failure, along with other items such as location, time, method, etc.
screen_view
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
search
This occurs when the user taps on the search bar and enters a search term. It will record a new instance with attributes containing the terms searched for. This can be used to see first how often people are using the search feature and then which item users generally cannot find. With this data, you can better move your data within the app to make it more easily accessible.
select_content
This reports any time the user selects any action within the app. This can be anything from adding an item to favorites, hitting the directions action button, or calling a destination from the app. These all have attributes with a ‘property_action’ defining what specific action triggered each. With them, you can see which actions occur most often and can then alter your content and structure to better cater to your user base.
session_start
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
switch_tab
This records an event every time a user selects a different tab from the root navigation menu. It records information about the tab, including the type and title. This can be used to help restructure your app’s navigation to prioritize things that users use more often.
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
search
This occurs when the user taps on the search bar and enters a search term. It will record a new instance with attributes containing the terms searched for. This can be used to see first how often people are using the search feature and then which item users generally cannot find. With this data, you can better move your data within the app to make it more easily accessible.
select_content
This reports any time the user selects any action within the app. This can be anything from adding an item to favorites, hitting the directions action button, or calling a destination from the app. These all have attributes with a ‘property_action’ defining what specific action triggered each. With them, you can see which actions occur most often and can then alter your content and structure to better cater to your user base.
session_start
This is a default event collected by Firebase. See https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485 for all the default events and what they mean.
switch_tab
This records an event every time a user selects a different tab from the root navigation menu. It records information about the tab, including the type and title. This can be used to help restructure your app’s navigation to prioritize things that users use more often.
unlock_achievement
This event occurs when a user completes a passport and reaches the highest level assigned.
This event occurs when a user completes a passport and reaches the highest level assigned.
view_item
This analytics point measures a variety of actions within the app, each of which can be broken down within the item_name and item_action. This can be used to see what users do most within the app, such as going to favorites, messages, or events tabs. This can be useful by letting you know what your users generally use the app to do and how you can better tailor the structure to their use cases.
view_item_list
This triggers any time a user opens up a list within the app. This can be a selection of categories, various types of events, or an organized list of items in sub-containers. This will give you information about where the users navigate and how they are getting the items that they eventually view. This can be useful to see where people spend time in the app, and if the items should be moved for better accessibility.
This analytics point measures a variety of actions within the app, each of which can be broken down within the item_name and item_action. This can be used to see what users do most within the app, such as going to favorites, messages, or events tabs. This can be useful by letting you know what your users generally use the app to do and how you can better tailor the structure to their use cases.
view_item_list
This triggers any time a user opens up a list within the app. This can be a selection of categories, various types of events, or an organized list of items in sub-containers. This will give you information about where the users navigate and how they are getting the items that they eventually view. This can be useful to see where people spend time in the app, and if the items should be moved for better accessibility.