Ensuring compliance with GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive, along with managing user consent, is essential for your website. Follow these steps to set up consent requirements using AesirX Analytics:
1. Create an AesirX Account and Obtain an AesirX Analytics License:
- Visit the AesirX Sign-Up Page to create an account.
- Fill in the required information, select "First-Party Analytics," and complete the registration process.
- Upon registration confirmation, receive your license ID via email, which is essential for configuring AesirX Analytics.
2. Download, Install and Configure AesirX Analytics Plugins:
Depending on your website setup:
- For websites using custom development:
Follow the integration instructions provided by AesirX to embed the analytics code into your website's HTML.
- For platforms like WordPress or other CMS:
Install the AesirX Analytics plugin/module available for your platform by downloading it from GitHub.
Activate the plugin/module and configure settings such as server setup, user consent options, and data collection preferences.
- Visit the AesirX Analytics Documentation for comprehensive implementation guides and support.
3. Generate Event Tags:
- Navigate to AesirX BI in the dashboard.
- Go to Behavior > Event > Generator Event.
4. Fill Out the Event Form:
When you reach the event tagging form, specify the details for the event you want to track:
- Event Name: Describe the event or interaction you want to track (e.g., "Scroll Beyond Viewport").
- Event Type: Specify the type of event (e.g., scroll, hover, click, form submission, conversion).
- Button Name: Specify the name or identifier of the button associated with the event.
- Attribute Name A / Attribute Value A: Provide additional attributes or parameters to capture specific details about the event.
- Attribute Name B / Attribute Value B: Further specify attributes or parameters as needed.
5. Examples of Events to Track:
Based on your website's user interface and goals, consider examples such as:
- Scroll Events: Track when users scroll beyond the viewport, reach the bottom of the page, or scroll more than a certain percentage of the content length.
- Hover Events: Monitor interactions when users hover over images, buttons, or other elements.
- Click Events: Track clicks on images, buttons, or specific elements.
- Form Events: Capture interactions like form starts, submissions, or abandonment.
- Conversion Events: Identify actions that lead to conversions on your website, such as completing a purchase or signing up for a newsletter.
6. Generate and Embed Event Tags:
Choose the appropriate generator type (HTML button tag, HTML a tag, or Event/JS Script) based on how you plan to implement the event tracking on your website. This choice depends on your technical setup and the complexity of the event you're tracking.
- HTML button tag / HTML a tag: Embed this code directly into your site's HTML.
- Add in Theme File Editor:
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- Add in Widgets -> Custom HTML:
- Event (JS Script): Embed JavaScript to track more complex events.
- Add in Theme File Editor (inside
