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Event Analytics
Overview
Events are the atomic unit of customer understanding. Every signup, click, feature use, upgrade, and cancellation is an event. The mistake: tracking events haphazardly ("track everything!") with no taxonomy, creating a data swamp instead of a data pipeline. This skill covers event analytics across every GTM system — how to design an event taxonomy, implement tracking, and unify event data across your stack to build a complete customer picture.
Authoritative Foundations
- Segment — Customer Data Platform (CDP) and event taxonomy
- Amplitude — Behavioral analytics and event design
- Mixpanel — Product analytics and event-based reporting
- Intercom — Event-driven messaging and automation
- Avo — Event taxonomy and governance
- Snowplow — Open-source event pipeline
When to Use
Trigger phrases: "event analytics setup", "customer event tracking", "implement Segment", "Amplitude setup for SaaS", "event taxonomy design", "customer data pipeline", "product analytics events", "Intercom events", "event-driven workflows"
Step-by-Step Process
Phase 1: Event Taxonomy Design
The 4 event types (Segment spec):
- Identify: Who is the user?
identify(userId, traits) - Track: What did they do?
track(eventName, properties) - Page: What page did they view?
page(name, properties) - Group: What account/workspace are they in?
group(groupId, traits)
Event naming convention (object-action framework):
Format: [Object] [Action] (Past tense. Write events as things that HAPPENED.)
Good: "Project Created" "Invoice Paid" "Campaign Sent"
Bad: "createProject" "user_clicked_button" "page3-conversion-v2"
Rules:
- Title case: "Signed Up" not "signed_up"
- Past tense: "Viewed" not "View"
- Object first: "Report Exported" not "Exported Report"
- No technical jargon: "Payment Completed" not "stripe_webhook_200"
Event taxonomy — core events every SaaS should track:
ACCOUNT EVENTS:
- Signed Up (properties: plan, source, referrer, UTM params)
- Subscription Started (properties: plan, price, billing period)
- Subscription Upgraded (properties: from_plan, to_plan, reason)
- Subscription Downgraded (properties: from_plan, to_plan, reason)
- Subscription Canceled (properties: plan, reason, tenure_days)
- Trial Started / Trial Converted / Trial Expired
USAGE EVENTS:
- Feature Used (properties: feature_name, context, duration)
- Search Performed (properties: query, results_count)
- Integration Connected (properties: integration_name)
- Invite Sent / Invite Accepted (properties: role)
- File Uploaded / Exported (properties: type, size)
ENGAGEMENT EVENTS:
- Email Opened / Clicked (properties: email_type, campaign_id)
- Notification Viewed / Clicked
- Support Ticket Created / Resolved (properties: category, priority)
- NPS Submitted (properties: score, comments)
- QBR Attended (properties: attendees)
REVENUE EVENTS:
- Invoice Created / Paid / Overdue
- Credit Card Added / Updated / Failed
- Refund Processed
MILESTONE EVENTS:
- Activation Complete (properties: time_to_activate_hours)
- First Value Achieved (properties: milestone, time_to_value_days)
- 7-Day Active / 30-Day Active
- Power User Threshold Reached
Phase 2: Implementation Strategy
Source → CDP → Destinations architecture:
Your App (client/server)
│
▼
Segment (or Rudderstack / mParticle / Snowplow)
│
├── Amplitude (product analytics)
├── Mixpanel (product analytics)
├── Intercom (event-triggered messaging)
├── Salesforce / HubSpot (CRM events)
├── Google Analytics (web analytics)
├── Data Warehouse (Snowflake / BigQuery / Redshift)
└── Webhook → custom integrations
Implementation pattern (server-side preferred):
// Identify on login
analytics.identify(userId, {
email: user.email,
name: user.name,
plan: user.plan,
createdAt: user.createdAt,
company: { id: workspace.id, name: workspace.name }
});
// Group for B2B (account-level context)
analytics.group(workspaceId, {
name: workspace.name,
plan: workspace.plan,
employees: workspace.employeeCount,
mrr: workspace.mrr
});
// Track key events
analytics.track('Feature Used', {
feature: 'Email Finder',
source: 'dashboard',
credits_remaining: user.credits
});
Phase 3: System-Specific Event Analytics
Intercom Events:
- Use as event triggers for: onboarding tours (if user does X, show tour Y), email sequences (if user reaches milestone, send email), chat targeting (if user is stuck, offer help), in-app messages (if feature unused, promote it)
Intercom('track', 'Feature Used', { feature: 'Reports' })
Salesforce Events (via Platform Events):
- Track: Lead Status Changed, Opportunity Stage Changed, Task Completed
- Use for: real-time dashboards, Slack alerts on key deals, enrichment triggers
HubSpot Events (via Custom Behavioral Events):
- Track: Form Submission, Meeting Booked, Email Clicked, Page Viewed
- Use for: lead scoring, workflow triggers, list membership
Amplitude / Mixpanel:
- Purpose: product analytics — not just what happened, but who did it, how often, and what happened next
- Key reports: retention curves, funnel analysis, behavioral cohorts, feature adoption, power user curve
Phase 4: Event-Driven GTM Automation
Example workflows:
Event: "Signed Up" → source = Google Ads
→ Add to Ad Conversions in Google Ads
→ Add to HubSpot as Lead
→ Enrich with Clearbit / LeadMagic
→ Route to SDR if ICP match
→ Send welcome email sequence
Event: "Feature Used" → feature = "Reports", 3rd time this week
→ Score: +10 engagement points
→ Trigger Intercom message: "Power user move: try Advanced Reports"
Event: "Trial Expired" → no conversion
→ Send re-engagement email sequence (3 emails over 7 days)
→ If no response: move to nurture list
Event: "NPS Submitted" → score < 6 (Detractor)
→ Create Zendesk ticket: "Follow up with Detractor"
→ Slack alert to CSM
→ Auto-schedule call with customer
Phase 5: Event Governance
Event dictionary (living document — reference per event):
| Event Name | Properties | Trigger | Destinations | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signed Up | plan, source, referrer | POST /auth/signup | Segment → all | Eng |
| Feature Used | feature_name, context | Client-side track call | Amplitude, Intercom | Product |
Governance rules:
- New events require: description, properties schema, destination list, owner
- No "track everything" — each event must have a purpose and an owner
- Deprecate, don't delete. Keep old events but stop sending them.
- Review event taxonomy quarterly. Remove unused events. Consolidate duplicates.
- Every event needs a test. CI/CD should verify events fire correctly.
Tools for event governance:
- Avo (avo.app) — event taxonomy design, code generation, validation
- Segment Protocols — enforce event schemas, block malformed events
- Amplitude Data — govern events within Amplitude's ecosystem
Output Format
EVENT ANALYTICS PLAN — [Company]
CDP: [Segment / Rudderstack / mParticle / Snowplow / Custom]
EVENT TAXONOMY:
[Docs link or table with event name, properties, trigger, destinations]
IMPLEMENTATION:
- Client-side: [SDK / library]
- Server-side: [SDK / webhook pipeline]
- Testing: [how events are validated]
DESTINATIONS:
| Tool | Purpose | Key Events |
|---|---|---|
| Amplitude | Product analytics | Feature Used, Signed Up |
| Intercom | Messaging automation | All usage + milestone events |
| HubSpot | CRM | Account events, revenue events |
| Data Warehouse | Analytics | All events |
EVENT-DRIVEN WORKFLOWS:
1. [Event] → [Action] — [trigger condition]
2. [Event] → [Action] — [trigger condition]
Implementation Checklist
- Event taxonomy documented with naming convention (Object-Action, past tense)
- 20+ core events implemented across Account, Usage, Engagement, Revenue
- Server-side tracking for critical events (not just client-side)
- Group/account-level context sent for B2B (workspace ID, plan, employees)
- Event dictionary maintained with owner, properties schema, destinations
- Event-driven workflows documented (event → action mapping)
- Event testing in CI/CD (events fire correctly, properties valid)
- No PII in event properties (email, name, IP — use pseudonymous IDs)
Quality Check
Before delivering, verify:
- Output matches the user's stated request
- Named frameworks or sources are reflected in the recommendation
- The deliverable is specific enough for an agent to execute
- Any assumptions, risks, or dependencies are explicit
- No unsupported claims, invented facts, or private/internal references are included
Common Pitfalls
-
Tracking everything. 500 events, 50 properties each, no one knows what any of them mean. The data swamp. Fix: Every event must have a purpose. Start with 20. Add as needed.
-
Inconsistent naming.
signed_up,userSignup,Sign Up Completedall describe the same thing across different systems. Fix: One taxonomy. Object- action. Past tense. Documented in an event dictionary. -
Client-side only tracking. Ad blockers block client-side tracking (30-50% of users). Critical events lost. Fix: Server-side tracking for key events (signup, payment, subscription changes). Client-side for behavioral events.
-
No group/account context for B2B. Events tracked to individual users but not linked to their company workspace. Can't answer "what are our top 10 accounts doing?" Fix:
group()call on login linking user to workspace. -
PII in event properties.
email: "person@example.com"in event properties is a data privacy violation waiting to happen. Fix: Use user IDs. Store PII in your database, not your event pipeline.
Execution Artifacts
references/framework-notes.md— named frameworks, citation anchors, and operating assumptionstemplates/output-template.md— copy-paste deliverable structure for the userscripts/check-output.py— local checklist validator for required sections This skill includes lightweight artifacts the agent can load on demand: Use the artifacts when the user asks for an implementation-ready deliverable, a repeatable workflow, or a quality check rather than generic advice.
Related Skills
cs-analytics-dashboards— CS health scores and dashboardsgtm-metrics— SaaS metrics stackcampaign-analytics— Campaign performance analysis1p-tagging-pixels— First-party tracking implementationa-b-testing— Experiment design and ana
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name: event-analytics
description: >-
Customer event analytics across every GTM system — Intercom, Zendesk,
Salesforce, HubSpot, Segment, Amplitude, Mixpanel, PostHog, and custom
event pipelines. Covers event taxonomy design, tracking implementation,
event-driven workflows, and unified customer views. Use when implementing
event tracking, building a customer data pipeline, or designing event-driven
GTM automations. Triggers on: "event analytics", "customer events", "event
tracking", "product analytics", "Segment setup", "event pipeline".
license: MIT
compatibility: Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Goose, Hermes, Windsurf, Zed
metadata:
version: "1.0.1"
author: LeadMagic
category: analytics
tags: [event-analytics, product-analytics, customer-events, tracking, segment, amplitude, intercom]
related_skills: [cs-analytics-dashboards, gtm-metrics, campaign-analytics, a-b-testing, attribution, 1p-tagging-pixels]
frameworks:
- "Segment — Customer Data Platform (CDP) and event taxonomy"
- "Amplitude — Behavioral analytics and event design"
- "Mixpanel — Product analytics and event-based reporting"
- "Intercom — Event-driven messaging and automation"
- "Avo — Event taxonomy and governance"
- "Snowplow — Open-source event pipeline"View original text
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name: event-analytics
description: >-
Customer event analytics across every GTM system — Intercom, Zendesk,
Salesforce, HubSpot, Segment, Amplitude, Mixpanel, PostHog, and custom
event pipelines. Covers event taxonomy design, tracking implementation,
event-driven workflows, and unified customer views. Use when implementing
event tracking, building a customer data pipeline, or designing event-driven
GTM automations. Triggers on: "event analytics", "customer events", "event
tracking", "product analytics", "Segment setup", "event pipeline".
license: MIT
compatibility: Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Goose, Hermes, Windsurf, Zed
metadata:
version: "1.0.1"
author: LeadMagic
category: analytics
tags: [event-analytics, product-analytics, customer-events, tracking, segment, amplitude, intercom]
related_skills: [cs-analytics-dashboards, gtm-metrics, campaign-analytics, a-b-testing, attribution, 1p-tagging-pixels]
frameworks:
- "Segment — Customer Data Platform (CDP) and event taxonomy"
- "Amplitude — Behavioral analytics and event design"
- "Mixpanel — Product analytics and event-based reporting"
- "Intercom — Event-driven messaging and automation"
- "Avo — Event taxonomy and governance"
- "Snowplow — Open-source event pipeline"
---
# Event Analytics
## Overview
Events are the atomic unit of customer understanding. Every signup, click,
feature use, upgrade, and cancellation is an event. The mistake: tracking
events haphazardly ("track everything!") with no taxonomy, creating a data
swamp instead of a data pipeline. This skill covers event analytics across
every GTM system — how to design an event taxonomy, implement tracking, and
unify event data across your stack to build a complete customer picture.
## Authoritative Foundations
- **Segment** — Customer Data Platform (CDP) and event taxonomy
- **Amplitude** — Behavioral analytics and event design
- **Mixpanel** — Product analytics and event-based reporting
- **Intercom** — Event-driven messaging and automation
- **Avo** — Event taxonomy and governance
- **Snowplow** — Open-source event pipeline
## When to Use
Trigger phrases: "event analytics setup", "customer event tracking",
"implement Segment", "Amplitude setup for SaaS", "event taxonomy design",
"customer data pipeline", "product analytics events", "Intercom events",
"event-driven workflows"
## Step-by-Step Process
### Phase 1: Event Taxonomy Design
**The 4 event types (Segment spec):**
1. **Identify:** Who is the user? `identify(userId, traits)`
2. **Track:** What did they do? `track(eventName, properties)`
3. **Page:** What page did they view? `page(name, properties)`
4. **Group:** What account/workspace are they in? `group(groupId, traits)`
**Event naming convention (object-action framework):**
```
Format: [Object] [Action] (Past tense. Write events as things that HAPPENED.)
Good: "Project Created" "Invoice Paid" "Campaign Sent"
Bad: "createProject" "user_clicked_button" "page3-conversion-v2"
Rules:
- Title case: "Signed Up" not "signed_up"
- Past tense: "Viewed" not "View"
- Object first: "Report Exported" not "Exported Report"
- No technical jargon: "Payment Completed" not "stripe_webhook_200"
```
**Event taxonomy — core events every SaaS should track:**
```
ACCOUNT EVENTS:
- Signed Up (properties: plan, source, referrer, UTM params)
- Subscription Started (properties: plan, price, billing period)
- Subscription Upgraded (properties: from_plan, to_plan, reason)
- Subscription Downgraded (properties: from_plan, to_plan, reason)
- Subscription Canceled (properties: plan, reason, tenure_days)
- Trial Started / Trial Converted / Trial Expired
USAGE EVENTS:
- Feature Used (properties: feature_name, context, duration)
- Search Performed (properties: query, results_count)
- Integration Connected (properties: integration_name)
- Invite Sent / Invite Accepted (properties: role)
- File Uploaded / Exported (properties: type, size)
ENGAGEMENT EVENTS:
- Email Opened / Clicked (properties: email_type, campaign_id)
- Notification Viewed / Clicked
- Support Ticket Created / Resolved (properties: category, priority)
- NPS Submitted (properties: score, comments)
- QBR Attended (properties: attendees)
REVENUE EVENTS:
- Invoice Created / Paid / Overdue
- Credit Card Added / Updated / Failed
- Refund Processed
MILESTONE EVENTS:
- Activation Complete (properties: time_to_activate_hours)
- First Value Achieved (properties: milestone, time_to_value_days)
- 7-Day Active / 30-Day Active
- Power User Threshold Reached
```
### Phase 2: Implementation Strategy
**Source → CDP → Destinations architecture:**
```
Your App (client/server)
│
▼
Segment (or Rudderstack / mParticle / Snowplow)
│
├── Amplitude (product analytics)
├── Mixpanel (product analytics)
├── Intercom (event-triggered messaging)
├── Salesforce / HubSpot (CRM events)
├── Google Analytics (web analytics)
├── Data Warehouse (Snowflake / BigQuery / Redshift)
└── Webhook → custom integrations
```
**Implementation pattern (server-side preferred):**
```javascript
// Identify on login
analytics.identify(userId, {
email: user.email,
name: user.name,
plan: user.plan,
createdAt: user.createdAt,
company: { id: workspace.id, name: workspace.name }
});
// Group for B2B (account-level context)
analytics.group(workspaceId, {
name: workspace.name,
plan: workspace.plan,
employees: workspace.employeeCount,
mrr: workspace.mrr
});
// Track key events
analytics.track('Feature Used', {
feature: 'Email Finder',
source: 'dashboard',
credits_remaining: user.credits
});
```
### Phase 3: System-Specific Event Analytics
**Intercom Events:**
- Use as event triggers for: onboarding tours (if user does X, show tour Y),
email sequences (if user reaches milestone, send email), chat targeting
(if user is stuck, offer help), in-app messages (if feature unused, promote it)
- `Intercom('track', 'Feature Used', { feature: 'Reports' })`
**Salesforce Events (via Platform Events):**
- Track: Lead Status Changed, Opportunity Stage Changed, Task Completed
- Use for: real-time dashboards, Slack alerts on key deals, enrichment triggers
**HubSpot Events (via Custom Behavioral Events):**
- Track: Form Submission, Meeting Booked, Email Clicked, Page Viewed
- Use for: lead scoring, workflow triggers, list membership
**Amplitude / Mixpanel:**
- Purpose: product analytics — not just what happened, but who did it,
how often, and what happened next
- Key reports: retention curves, funnel analysis, behavioral cohorts,
feature adoption, power user curve
### Phase 4: Event-Driven GTM Automation
**Example workflows:**
```
Event: "Signed Up" → source = Google Ads
→ Add to Ad Conversions in Google Ads
→ Add to HubSpot as Lead
→ Enrich with Clearbit / LeadMagic
→ Route to SDR if ICP match
→ Send welcome email sequence
Event: "Feature Used" → feature = "Reports", 3rd time this week
→ Score: +10 engagement points
→ Trigger Intercom message: "Power user move: try Advanced Reports"
Event: "Trial Expired" → no conversion
→ Send re-engagement email sequence (3 emails over 7 days)
→ If no response: move to nurture list
Event: "NPS Submitted" → score < 6 (Detractor)
→ Create Zendesk ticket: "Follow up with Detractor"
→ Slack alert to CSM
→ Auto-schedule call with customer
```
### Phase 5: Event Governance
**Event dictionary (living document — reference per event):**
| Event Name | Properties | Trigger | Destinations | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signed Up | plan, source, referrer | POST /auth/signup | Segment → all | Eng |
| Feature Used | feature_name, context | Client-side track call | Amplitude, Intercom | Product |
**Governance rules:**
- New events require: description, properties schema, destination list, owner
- No "track everything" — each event must have a purpose and an owner
- Deprecate, don't delete. Keep old events but stop sending them.
- Review event taxonomy quarterly. Remove unused events. Consolidate duplicates.
- Every event needs a test. CI/CD should verify events fire correctly.
**Tools for event governance:**
- Avo (avo.app) — event taxonomy design, code generation, validation
- Segment Protocols — enforce event schemas, block malformed events
- Amplitude Data — govern events within Amplitude's ecosystem
## Output Format
```
EVENT ANALYTICS PLAN — [Company]
CDP: [Segment / Rudderstack / mParticle / Snowplow / Custom]
EVENT TAXONOMY:
[Docs link or table with event name, properties, trigger, destinations]
IMPLEMENTATION:
- Client-side: [SDK / library]
- Server-side: [SDK / webhook pipeline]
- Testing: [how events are validated]
DESTINATIONS:
| Tool | Purpose | Key Events |
|---|---|---|
| Amplitude | Product analytics | Feature Used, Signed Up |
| Intercom | Messaging automation | All usage + milestone events |
| HubSpot | CRM | Account events, revenue events |
| Data Warehouse | Analytics | All events |
EVENT-DRIVEN WORKFLOWS:
1. [Event] → [Action] — [trigger condition]
2. [Event] → [Action] — [trigger condition]
```
## Implementation Checklist
- [ ] Event taxonomy documented with naming convention (Object-Action, past tense)
- [ ] 20+ core events implemented across Account, Usage, Engagement, Revenue
- [ ] Server-side tracking for critical events (not just client-side)
- [ ] Group/account-level context sent for B2B (workspace ID, plan, employees)
- [ ] Event dictionary maintained with owner, properties schema, destinations
- [ ] Event-driven workflows documented (event → action mapping)
- [ ] Event testing in CI/CD (events fire correctly, properties valid)
- [ ] No PII in event properties (email, name, IP — use pseudonymous IDs)
## Quality Check
Before delivering, verify:
- [ ] Output matches the user's stated request
- [ ] Named frameworks or sources are reflected in the recommendation
- [ ] The deliverable is specific enough for an agent to execute
- [ ] Any assumptions, risks, or dependencies are explicit
- [ ] No unsupported claims, invented facts, or private/internal references are included
## Common Pitfalls
1. **Tracking everything.** 500 events, 50 properties each, no one knows what
any of them mean. The data swamp. Fix: Every event must have a purpose.
Start with 20. Add as needed.
2. **Inconsistent naming.** `signed_up`, `userSignup`, `Sign Up Completed` all
describe the same thing across different systems. Fix: One taxonomy. Object-
action. Past tense. Documented in an event dictionary.
3. **Client-side only tracking.** Ad blockers block client-side tracking
(30-50% of users). Critical events lost. Fix: Server-side tracking for
key events (signup, payment, subscription changes). Client-side for
behavioral events.
4. **No group/account context for B2B.** Events tracked to individual users
but not linked to their company workspace. Can't answer "what are our top
10 accounts doing?" Fix: `group()` call on login linking user to workspace.
5. **PII in event properties.** `email: "person@example.com"` in event properties
is a data privacy violation waiting to happen. Fix: Use user IDs. Store PII
in your database, not your event pipeline.
## Execution Artifacts
- `references/framework-notes.md` — named frameworks, citation anchors, and operating assumptions
- `templates/output-template.md` — copy-paste deliverable structure for the user
- `scripts/check-output.py` — local checklist validator for required sections
This skill includes lightweight artifacts the agent can load on demand:
Use the artifacts when the user asks for an implementation-ready deliverable, a repeatable workflow, or a quality check rather than generic advice.
## Related Skills
- `cs-analytics-dashboards` — CS health scores and dashboards
- `gtm-metrics` — SaaS metrics stack
- `campaign-analytics` — Campaign performance analysis
- `1p-tagging-pixels` — First-party tracking implementation
- `a-b-testing` — Experiment design and anaReview the source
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