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Just like how page view event could be implemented for web ootb or through analytics extension without really needing to pass a page view event in the datalayer. Is there a similar approach to track any default app actions or states either through launch or maybe Firebase?
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Only reason why web implementation seems easier is because Launch being a JavaScript library where we have greater control on the pages. But even that sometimes get trickier for pages like SPA, hence we use direct call rules or event driven data layers. In case of Apps, we dont have much control from Launch side hence we need developers to call the method on all pages.
Basically no if we talk about Adobe solutions only. Adobe mobile SDK, old and new, requires you to code for tracking explicitly. Even for websites, you need to explicitly send beacons using Launch or calling s.t() or s.tl() for tracking.
Is there any update on having the time track available on the mobile app? Some techs use the mobile app 80% of the time, and not having this on the mobile app prevents us from increasing our Asana adoption rate.
Hello, would be great if you could extend the same email logging/tracking to the mobile platforms. My company uses exclusively Android, and we have an unpredicable break in the the chain when emailing from Mobile. I cannot yet identify which incoming/outgoing emails will be logged. I am aware of the workaround to add the Hubspod address in the BCC field for outgoing messages.
Just want to add my voice to this request - it would definitely be a useful feature to have. My sales team spends a lot of time on the road, they'll never bother manually adding the bcc! My sales manager and I (I'm crm admin) are really pushing for the whole team to be using HS more in their daily routine but asking them to add to workload every time they send an email is.... unrealistic
This feature would really help as we have a sales team worldwide who use mobile over desktop. The current app is very limmited compared to desktop fucnitonality and even the mobile version does not provide an adequate solution yet. Looking forward to seeing this feature added in
This has been a serious pain point with the "mobile first" mentality and I can think of more than a dozen times this was critical to have just to regret sending email via mobile due to the lack of this tracking/reporting capability. I recently revisited yesware and thought Hubspot had to have this now but unfortunately that doesn't look to be the case yet. The problem without this is that without the appropriate tracking pixel or functionality tagged with the bcc email address, you'll end up with all sorts of mixed signals making the tracking/logging nearly worthless. IE: Send email with bcc via mobile (or without), reply to a reply via computer with tracking enabled, reply back again with mobile, etc.. etc.. Without a seamless experience, tracking quickly gets confused and/or inaccurate to the point of not being able to trust any of it unless you're "ok" with sales acting and making decisions off faulty information.
I've tried a few alternatives and would really prefer to have a solid process with Hubspot as a complete solution but I don't think it will work for modern growing businesses that rely on strong email communication without it.
"How do we track emails sent from our mobile Gmail inboxes?" was one of the first questions my team asked when we recently adopted HubSpot. Having to remember to BCC the Hubspot address will not be consistently remembered. Please add the same tracking feature for mobile that is available for web.
Will have to explore alternatives since I use my mobile to send and receive work related emails all the time, and I think it's unreasonable to require me to remember to copy/paste a BCC on every single email I send. That's what I'd be paying the platform to do for me.
Just implementing HubSpot for my small business and cannot believe this is not available! I and my team work mostly in the field and do much of our emailing from mobile. Please give us an update as to when this capability to log/track from gmail app will be added.
As mentioned, Apple (iOS, MacOS) and Samsung (Android) do not provide 3rd-party integration frameworks for their native or built-in mail apps. This limitation prevents developers from easily creating such tracking/archiving capabilities.
We're exploring the potential to accomplish this goal with a service that allows tracking from the native smartphone email apps (for any IMAP mailbox provider) but its not public yet. The caveat is that it doesn't currently display events in the HubSpot activity stream - it uses its own. Would this be acceptable at least in short-term? If there's enough demand (and HS API allows) these events could be merged/syncd in the future. Private preview at and share your feedback with hello@inview.io.
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I'm not 100% sure what the question is here. Is it that you are wondering whether or not some devices that are using a 3rd party app are deduplicating when naturally visits are not being deduplicated?
Not sure what is happening on your environment, but it might be that using the concept if an FPID and then using a metric that provides a distinct count of the FPID will get you to and exact user count (also creates resilience against session issues, making seeing your returning visitors more clear).
So depending on your implementation, your AMP pages may not always be treated as new user... Google AMP Script does have an AMP ID, and that can be passed into your analytics implementation as an identifier (it won't roll up to your website or app ECIDs, but you can at least see some limited info about return visitors). That is what we do, so we can get PVs/V and PVs/UV on our AMP implementation... that might be the case for you, you should check.
Also, it's entirely likely that your AMP pages are being shown inside third part apps, many social media apps, if they see the amphtml tag will load the amp version of the page in their webview instead of your website version.
Even if the AMP pages are shown through a third party app, the tracking will be the same as how AMP tracks, because this is really just a "frameless browser" experience within someone else's app... The apps won't be applying any logic to the tracking, they are simply loading a webpage inside a simplified browser.... they have no sway or control over what happens inside that webview.
For context I am seeing a lot of these users on third party apps AMP pages, but then when rolling into all the other users the increment is minimal... which could mean we do have deduplication within AMP and most of these users were already visiting my sites on AMP pages elsewhere. I still need to validate our implementation with our dev team.
Also, to pick your brain a little bit more: you said my AMP pages may not always be treated as new users... would this AMP ID you mentioned be stored on cookies like the ECIDs for regular web calls? I want to determine all cases where this ID is cleaned and we get a new user for the same device.
There are multiple ways to track AMP traffic in Adobe.. if you use the older "amp analytics" method, which doesn't have Adobe cookies, you can still pass AMP's cookie identifier to Adobe through the vid (visitor id) parameter, it will look something like "amp-fx1x286_vibaEvIJRJGbWQ" and will create a way to re-identify the same user. It will not roll up to other web traffic, but in it's own "AMP" world, it should id the same user over and over again.
Or your developers may be using the newer AMP Analytics iFrame method, which passes parameters to an iframe loaded in the AMP and can leverage the Visitor ID service and cookie within the iFrame.
If you are using either of the above, then users hitting multiple articles should be identified as the same user, but that is something you would have to check with who implemented your tracking.
I am not sure where/how you are detecting that your traffic is coming from third party apps... but if you are wondering about de-duplication between AMP through the browser vs AMP through the webview... that really depends on if the frameless browser inside the app is sharing cookies with the device browser... you would have to check that.. but within each app, if you are using one of the solutions above, within say the app for "SocialThings" (made up example) App, the identification at the very least should be treating the user as the same id (assuming that app isn't clearing all cookies within itself - like opening a private mode variant). 152ee80cbc
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