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Stepper: improve calypso_signup_start tracking #91280

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daledupreez opened this issue May 30, 2024 · 0 comments
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Stepper: improve calypso_signup_start tracking #91280

daledupreez opened this issue May 30, 2024 · 0 comments
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[Feature] Signup & Account Creation All screens and flows for making a new WordPress.com account. [Feature] Tracks Metrics & Monitoring Capturing analytics about user behavior on WordPress.com. Stepper [Type] Task

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daledupreez commented May 30, 2024

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As discussed in a call earlier this week (notes are in p58i-hhJ-p2), we are seeing the calypso_signup_start event being triggered too many times for flows built using Stepper.

The core issue is that we may trigger a calypso_signup_start event when we first load the flow, but we then redirect to /start/account/user-social to get the user signed up, and we then trigger a second calypso_signup_start event when we're redirected back to the flow again.

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  • When we start a Stepper flow flagged with isSignupFlow: true, we should only create one calypso_signup_start event, even when we redirect the user to a separate user signup step.
    • This will require a clear definition of when we should trigger the event, and when we should not trigger the event.
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[Feature] Signup & Account Creation All screens and flows for making a new WordPress.com account. [Feature] Tracks Metrics & Monitoring Capturing analytics about user behavior on WordPress.com. Stepper [Type] Task
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