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To capture data in Fullstory, map each data item to the appropriate scope—User Properties, Page Properties, Element Properties, or Events—using a deterministic framework with inheritance guidance and non-duplication rules for scalable, searchable implementations.

The best way to avoid data duplication is applying a deterministic data-scope decision framework that enforces non-duplication rules and inheritance guidance, ensuring properties flow correctly from user sessions to pages and elements.

Yes, Fullstory element properties use data-fs-* attributes to capture interactions, and scenario templates provide practical mapping rules for common patterns like single-entity detail pages and multi-entity listings across industries.

Set up Fullstory user properties and page context by using setIdentity or setProperties for user and page scopes, ensuring data inheritance flows from user sessions to pages and events for accurate, searchable session context.

Use Fullstory trackEvent for discrete actions and page properties for page context, following the data-scope decision framework to map when data should be captured based on whether it represents an action or contextual state.