Turtl comes with its own powerful analytics engine as standard. All reader behaviour is tracked here and made available for interrogation via our user-friendly dashboards.
However, it is also possible to send some (or all, if you wish) of your reader analytics data straight to your existing external analytics platform. This guide outlines how this works and the types of data that can be sent.
Analytics events in Turtl
Turtl's analytics uses an events-based system, so whenever a reader takes an action within a doc, a corresponding event is emitted. The following actions trigger an event:
Turning a page
Opening the Immerse level
Closing the Immerse level
Filling in a form
Following an external link
Following an internal link
Answering a poll
Zooming an image
Zooming a map
Zooming a chart
Listening to audio
Watching a video clip
Clicking a share button
Clicking the logo
Going to fullscreen mode
Opening the "Contents" menu
Downloading the PDF version
Read a Doc at least x minute(s)
Any event listed above can be sent directly to your external analytics platform in real-time, provided it has a browser-based Javascript API which can be run from within a Turtl reading experience.
Each event Turtl sends can include additional context data (e.g. the URL in the case of a link being clicked, or the question and answer given in the case of a poll response).
Getting started
Custom development work is required to implement this solution. If you are interested in adding a custom analytics integration for your Turtl instance, please speak to your Customer Success Manager or contact support@turtl.co.