Click
Events categorized under the click level will be used to track the way user is interacting with the storefront. For example, if a user adds a product to cart or logs in.
This event is generated to track add to cart events, indicating when a user has added anything to the cart. It provides essential information about the user and the product added to the cart.
This event is generated to track order checkout events, indicating when a user is checking out an order. It provides essential information about the order and its contents.
This event is generated to track order completion events, indicating when a user order has been successfully completed. It provides detailed information about the completed order, including item details, shipment information, and user data.
This event generated to track the products searched by the user. It captures actions such as search queries performed along with the query entered by the user. It also provides details like user device and user details to be used for analytical purposes.
This event is triggered when the user views a product within the storefront. It captures details such as product ID, category, price, and user information, providing valuable insights for analytical and marketing purposes.
This event is triggered when a user adds a product to their wishlist within the storefront. It captures details such as wishlist name, ID, product details, and user information, providing valuable insights for tracking user engagement and preferences.
This event is triggered when a user removes a product from their wishlist within the storefront. It captures details such as wishlist name, ID, product details, and user information, providing valuable insights for tracking user engagement and preferences.
This event is triggered when a user removes a product from their shopping cart within the storefront. It captures details such as cart ID, product details, price, and user information, providing insights into user behavior and cart management.
This event is triggered when a user logs into the storefront. It captures details such as login method, user device, and timestamp, providing insights into user authentication and behavior.
This event is triggered when a user logs out of the storefront. It provides insights into user session management and behavior.