Google Analytics Events

📺 Events

Events are sent automatically from your survey to your Google analytics account to let you see what the respondents are currently doing on your survey.

Using events you can see for example if the respondent has loaded the survey, submitted the survey and you can even identify the respondents taking the survey if you are using security items like tokens or campaigns.

👀 Viewing events

You can view the events posted by your survey from the events page of your Google Analytics account.

As you can see below we can thanks to posted events closely monitor what our respondents are doing in our survey.

The event category name is the id of the survey being tracked.

To see the details of the events you may click on the event category to view all their details regarding the requests including the id of the page that was loaded and in this example we can also see the value of the security token that was used to access the survey to help us identify the respondent who is currently taking the survey.

➡️ Supported Events

Following events may be sent from your survey to Google analytics

• FormLoaded triggers when the survey is loaded up on the respondent's device.

• FormSubmitted triggers when a respondent saves his answers. The respondent id is send as event value.

• FormUpdated triggers when the respondent updates his answers. The respondent id is send as event value.

• SessionRestored triggers when a respondent session restored for resume. The respondent id is send as event value.

• SessionSaved triggers when the respondent saves his answers to resume them later on.

• PageLoaded triggers each time a page is loaded. The page id is send as an event value.

• EmailCodeAuthSuccess triggers each time a valid email code has been used to access the survey. Email code is send as an event value.

• EmailCodeAuthDenied triggers each time an invalid email code has been entered to access the survey. Invalid Email code is send as an event value..

• TokenAuthSuccess triggers each time a valid token has been used to access the survey. Token is send as an event value.

• TokenAuthDenied triggers each time an invalid token has been entered to access the survey. Token is send as an event value.

• PanelAuthSuccess triggers each time a panelist is accessing the survey. Panelist id is send as an event value.

• PanelAuthDenied triggers each time an invalid panelist tries to access the survey. Panelist id is send as an event value.

• HttpAuthSuccess triggers each time an http security item is authenticated.

• HttpAuthDenied triggers each time an http security item is denied.