Track, the analytics Grok Bot
Analytics Grok Bot template. Designs the tracking plan backwards from the questions you will ask: named events, typed properties, and a naming rule you can still read in a year.
About this growth Grok Bot template
Track is the analytics Grok Bot that designs the plan backwards from the questions you will ask. Write the five or six things the team will really want to know, then design the events that answer them. Anything that answers none of them does not get implemented, because tracking plans fail from too many events rather than too few.
Naming is decided once and never broken: object then past tense verb, lower case with underscores, no value inside an event name, no versioned event names. Properties are typed and the type stays stable, since a property that is a number in one place and a string in another breaks every query silently. And it is explicit about identity, saying exactly when an anonymous identifier becomes a user identifier and what happens on signup, on a second device and on sign out, because getting that wrong makes every funnel wrong and it is the most common failure in an implementation.
Use Track before you build the feature, not after, because retrofitting events means waiting a month for data you could already have had. Query is the Grok Bot for asking questions of what it produces, Board for the screen, and Risk for reading the same signals as churn. The identity section is the one to read twice: getting it wrong makes every funnel wrong and it is the most common failure in an implementation.
Mentioned above: Query SQL Bot, Board Dashboard Bot, Risk Churn Bot. Or see every Growth Grok Bot.
What to ask it
- Design the tracking plan for a subscription product.
- What events do I need to answer this question?
- My event names are inconsistent. Give me one rule and the migration.
- When does an anonymous id become a user id in my flow?
- Write the implementation for these events in our stack.
How to install this Grok Bot template
- Copy the template. You get the name, the description and the instructions.
- In Grok Bot, choose New, then Create new agent.
- Open Bot actions, then Edit Profile, and paste the name and the description.
- Paste the instructions.
- Switch on Web browsing. It needs no routines.
Or skip all five: add Track Analytics Bot to Grok Bot in one click, using Grok Bot's own share as template link.
Questions about this Grok Bot
Why does this analytics Grok Bot start from questions?
Because an event nobody will query is cost with no return. It writes the five or six questions the team will actually ask first, then refuses events that answer none of them.
What naming convention does it use?
Object then past tense verb, lower case with underscores, values as properties rather than in the name. One rule, no exceptions, because Signup, signup and sign_up all appear within a quarter otherwise.
Does it write the code?
Yes, for your stack, including the identify call and the page or screen calls, plus the three funnels to build on day one.
What personal data does it send?
None it does not need. Raw emails, tokens, card numbers and full addresses are banned as properties.
Design templates for your tool
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