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Recommended Events for Mobile Apps
Track and react to user behavior with easy-to-integrate recommended events for mobile apps
Below, you'll find a bunch of in-app events recommended for your app category. We based our choice on industry-specific best practices and experts' advice. By tracking these selected events, you can improve your behavioral segmentation and perform more effective, user-centric messaging campaigns.
To implement any of these or other events:
- integrate the postEvent method into your mobile project, providing the name of the event and its attributes exactly as they are in the Control Panel.
JavaScript
Swift
Objective-C
Java
// To use with Web Push SDK, you can integrate this code:
const Pushwoosh = window.Pushwoosh || [];
Pushwoosh.push(function(api) {
api.postEvent("Event name", { // event name exactly as in Control Panel
"attribute 1": "string value", // attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
"attribute 2": "string value" // attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
});
});
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
let attributes: [String : Any] = [
"attribute 1" : "string value", // attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
"attribute 2" : "string value" // attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("Event name", withAttributes: attributes) // event name exactly as in Control Pane
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
@"attribute 1" : @"string value", // attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
@"attribute 2" : @"string value" //attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@“eventName” withAttributes:attributes]; // event name exactly as in Control Panel
// To use with Android SDK, you can integrate this code:
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
.putString("attribute 1", "string value") //attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
.putString("attribute 2", "string value") //attribute name and type exactly as in Control Panel
.build()
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("Event name", attributes); // event name exactly as in Control Panel
The samples below can be simply pasted into your app, provided there is a corresponding Event and its attributes are created in your Control Panel. Once integrated, the event data will be collected and become available in Audience -> Events -> Event statistics, and you will be able to use the event in campaign planning.
Trigger this event when users log out of their accounts in your app.
Recommended attributes:
- user_id: String
- date: Date
JavaScript
Swift
Objective-C
Java
// To use with Web Push SDK, you can integrate this code:
const Pushwoosh = window.Pushwoosh || [];
Pushwoosh.push(function(api) {
api.postEvent("Log out", {
"user_id": "string value",
"date": "date value"
});
});
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
let attributes: [String : Any] = [
"user_id" : "string value",
"date" : "date value"
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("Log out", withAttributes: attributes)
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
@"user_id" : @"string value",
@"date" : @"date value"
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@"Log out" withAttributes:attributes];
// To use with Android SDK, you can integrate this code:
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
.putString("user_id", "string value")
.putString("date", "date value")
.build()
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("Log out", attributes);
Fire this event when a user adds a payment method to their account in your app, e.g. provides card credentials or links the account to a payment system.
Recommended attributes:
- payment_method: String,
- user_id: String
JavaScript
Swift
Objective-C
Java
// To use with Web Push SDK, you can integrate this code:
const Pushwoosh = window.Pushwoosh || [];
Pushwoosh.push(function(api) {
api.postEvent("Payment method added", {
"user_id": "string value",
"payment_method": "string value"
});
});
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
let attributes: [String : Any] = [
"user_id" : "string value",
"payment_method" : "string value"
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("Payment method added", withAttributes: attributes)
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
@"payment_method" : @"string value",
@"user_id" : @"string value"
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@"Payment method added" withAttributes:attributes];
// To use with Android SDK, you can integrate this code:
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
.putString("payment_method", "string value")
.putString("user_id", "string value")
.build()
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("Payment method added", attributes);
Send this event when a user updates their payment method in the app.
Recommended attributes:
- user_id: String,
- payment_method: String
JavaScript
Swift
Objective-C
Java
// To use with Web Push SDK, you can integrate this code:
const Pushwoosh = window.Pushwoosh || [];
Pushwoosh.push(function(api) {
api.postEvent("Payment method changed", {
"user_id": "string value",
"payment_method": "string value"
});
});
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
let attributes: [String : Any] = [
"user_id" : "string value",
"payment_method" : "string value"
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("Payment method changed", withAttributes: attributes)
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
@"user_id" : @"string value",
@"payment_method" : @"string value"
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@"Payment method changed" withAttributes:attributes];
// To use with Android SDK, you can integrate this code:
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
.putString("user_id", "string value")
.putString("payment_method", "string value")
.build()
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("Payment method changed", attributes);
Track button clicks within the app with this event to improve your analytics, test various communication strategies, and increase relevance of your messages based on customer behavior.
Recommended event attributes:
- user_id: String
- button_link: String
JavaScript
Swift
Objective-C
Java
// To use with Web Push SDK, you can integrate this code:
const Pushwoosh = window.Pushwoosh || [];
Pushwoosh.push(function(api) {
api.postEvent("Button clicked", {
"user_id": "string value",
"button_link": "string value"
});
});
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
let attributes: [String : Any] = [
"user_id" : "string value",
"button_link" : "string value"
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("Button clicked", withAttributes: attributes)
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
@"user_id" : @"string value",
@"button_link" : @"string value"
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@"Button clicked" withAttributes:attributes];
// To use with Android SDK, you can integrate this code:
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
.putString("user_id", "string value")
.putString("button_link", "string value")
.build()
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("Button clicked", attributes);
Trigger this event every time a user installs an updated version of your app.
Recommended attributes:
- previous_app_version: String
JavaScript
Swift
Objective-C
Java
// To use with Web Push SDK, you can integrate this code:
const Pushwoosh = window.Pushwoosh || [];
Pushwoosh.push(function(api) {
api.postEvent("Application updated", {
"previous_app_version": "string value"
});
});
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
let attributes: [String : Any] = [
"previous_app_version" : "string value"
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("Application updated", withAttributes: attributes)
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
@"previous_app_version" : @"string value"
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@"Application updated" withAttributes:attributes];
// To use with Android SDK, you can integrate this code:
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
.putString("previous_app_version", "string value")
.build()
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("Application updated", attributes);
Fire this event when a user updates their device's OS version to ensure your app is fully compliant.
Recommended attributes:
- previous_OS_version: String
- new_OS_version: String
JavaScript
Swift
Objective-C
Java
// To use with Web Push SDK, you can integrate this code:
const Pushwoosh = window.Pushwoosh || [];
Pushwoosh.push(function(api) {
api.postEvent("OS updated", {
"previous_OS_version": "string value",
"new_OS_version": "string value"
});
});
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
let attributes: [String : Any] = [
"previous_OS_version" : "string value",
"new_OS_version": "string value"
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("OS updated", withAttributes: attributes)
// To use with iOS SDK, you can integrate this code:
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
@"previous_OS_version" : @"string value",
@"new_OS_version" : @"string value"
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@"OS updated" withAttributes:attributes];
// To use with Android SDK, you can integrate this code:
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
.putString("previous_OS_version", "string value")
.putString("new_OS_version", "string value")
.build()
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("OS updated", attributes);
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