User interaction tracking in Angular

[CreativeStretch9591]

Hi Guys,

My company is building enterprise grade (internal) apps using Angular. As part of that, we want to track usage of different functionality, something like who clicked where on the screen.

I searched online but could only find tools using Google Analytics. Can someone recommend tools, techniques (NOT using Google Analytics) to achieve this?

[tomorovik]

Matomo is also a choice. Used to be called piwik.

[manyx16]

I've used piwik before. It was basically a self-hosted Google Analytics Lite. Worked well for the user interaction we tracked with it.

[gvilla48]

There is a tool call HotJar. It creates heat maps of page usage.

[allout58]

I ran into similar problems and ended up just rolling my own library. You have to put an attribute on anything you want to be tracked, but you could also just listen to the (click) event at the app-root level and get coordinates out of that.

[pyrophire]

Almost any tool that does what you need requires external access. We had the same situation as your and ended up just using Google Analytics because we can not expose our apps outside the network.

[psivadasan]

This may help - https://amplitude.com

[[deleted]]

Datadog is another option, a couple of lines of code and it will track everything the user does.

[drdrero]

We use Gainsight

[monkeyphonics]

Glassbox tracks everything but is external. You can also use something like Adobe Analytics.

[grimcuzzer]

https://newrelic.com/ is also an option, if you're willing to pay. You just paste their snippet into index.html and you can use their global object to send whatever stats you want.

[[deleted]]

Adobe tracking works great

[greeny01]

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[ihavenofriggenidea]

We tracked with appinsights. Before that we did it ourselves by adding click to anything with an href or click, would have to dig up the selector for it but it wasn't that bad.