Collect actions such as signups, clicks, and purchases.
Why it matters. You can see which actions people actually take instead of guessing what works.
On Borg. Capture and explore signups, clicks, and other product events to see how people really use your app.
Measure how users move through a sequence of steps.
Why it matters. Your team can find the step where users drop out and focus the next fix.
On Borg. Build funnels from product events and find the step where people leave before they reach your goal.
Group users by shared properties or behavior.
Why it matters. You can tell whether a change helps the people you meant to reach.
On Borg. Group users by behavior or shared properties and compare how different audiences move through your product.
Measure visits, pages, and traffic sources.
Why it matters. You can connect where visitors came from to what happens after they arrive.
On Borg. View site visits and traffic sources alongside product events to follow the journey from arrival to action.
Dashboards and reports
Covered
Save charts and combine metrics for regular review.
Why it matters. Your team can review the same numbers before deciding what to improve.
On Borg. Save event charts and build dashboards so teammates can check product activity without rebuilding every report.
Some upstream apps gate certain features behind their own licenses; the coverage chips above say where.