corbado-observe

Track authentication flows and events with the Corbado Observe SDK.

2|Updated Mar 6, 2024
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/corbadotech/docs --skill corbado-observe
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Skill: corbado-observe
Source: https://github.com/corbadotech/docs/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/corbadotech/docs --skill corbado-observe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires @corbado/observe, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you measure and analyze authentication journeys within your application, providing insights into user behavior, drop-offs, and conversion.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Authentication Event Tracking: Track events like flow_started, flow_finished, and subflow_step_started to understand user interaction.
  • Data Modeling: Send flow, decision, and subflow events to model and analyze authentication flows.
  • User References: Link events to user identifiers to track individual user experiences.
  • Use Case: Suppose you want to analyze user sign-up behavior on your platform. Use this Skill to track sign-up flows, measure drop-off points, and identify optimization opportunities.

Quick Start

Use the corbado-observe skill to start tracking the 'login' flow for your application.

Frequently Asked Questions about corbado-observe

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I track user authentication journeys and measure drop-off points in a frontend application?

Authentication flow mapping uses event tracking to visualize user journeys from flow_started to flow_finished. By sending flow, decision, and subflow events to your analytics, you can identify exactly where users abandon the authentication process.

What is the best way to analyze user sign-up behavior and conversion rates for authentication flows?

Analyzing sign-up behavior involves tracking authentication events such as subflow_step_started to model user journeys. By linking these events to user identifiers, you can measure conversion rates and identify specific optimization opportunities within your flows.

Do I need a specific project ID and API base URL to start tracking authentication events?

Yes, you must initialize the SDK with a project ID and API base URL to start tracking authentication events. This configuration links your frontend application's event tracking to your Corbado analytics environment.

Can I link authentication events to individual user identifiers to track specific experiences?

Yes, you can link authentication events to individual user identifiers. By attaching user references to flow and subflow events, you can track specific user experiences and analyze individual authentication journeys.

What types of events should I track to model authentication flows and understand user interaction?

To model authentication flows, you should track events like flow_started, flow_finished, and subflow_step_started. These events capture user interaction data, enabling you to send flow and decision events for comprehensive journey analysis.