Closed davismtl closed 5 years ago
Need to talk to Ian abut passing utm params
Would they need to add the parameters here: https://github.com/mozilla-services/screenshots/blob/7100bea83ae9f436301c22395e90b4b30b349728/server/src/server.js#L1108 ?
They aren't passing any UTM params here: https://github.com/mozilla-services/screenshots/blob/7100bea83ae9f436301c22395e90b4b30b349728/server/src/server.js#L1143.
It seems however we should be able to track on their client_id (5e75409a5a3f096d), though when I look for events with that oauth_client_id or service, I come up blank.
@shane-tomlinson: https://analytics.amplitude.com/mozilla-corp/chart/wbs7p7m
(and as per https://analytics.amplitude.com/mozilla-corp/chart/39c1qio, since 8th December you should be able to see them with service: screenshots
too)
Thanks for those charts @philbooth. I was looking for fxa_login - view
and fxa_reg - view
with that client_id and came up empty.
Yea - the service parameter is a good first step but it would still be worth the time for them to pass utm parameters/entrypoint because they get saved as amplitude user properties (rather than event properties, like service) on the view/engage/submit/complete events that allows us to analyze retention etc. by entrypoint/utm_source
Closing since we have generic data on Screenshots we can use to make decisions.
Screenshots is supposed to be rolling out FxA today.
It is unclear to me if we are able to track their logins/installs.
Let's verify that they are passing us the right params AND that we are seeing the event data in Amplitude.
CC @irrationalagent