Analysis / Product analytics and activation
Discover paths users take before activation
Summarize event sequences before activation, compare similarly aged users, and identify loops or delays that warrant product investigation.
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Analyze [event export] for the [30 days] before each first [activation event]. Summarize common event sequences, repeated loops and elapsed time between steps, comparing activated users with similarly aged users who have not activated. Collapse duplicate technical events and show sequence sample sizes. Produce hypotheses for product investigation, keeping observed paths separate from claims that a particular path caused activation.
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Agree on event definitions, identity rules and cohort windows. Check instrumentation coverage before comparing activation, retention or engagement.
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Frequent paths may reflect user intent or product access rather than a causal effect.
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- Bring exports you are allowed to upload, or data your Workspace can already query.
- Choose the reporting period and agree what each record represents.
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