2020 has been a turbulent year all over the world, but how are you all doing?
As we approach the second half of business owner database December, we'd like to introduce you to the new FANSHIP features released in the second half of 2020!
table of contents
July 2020: WebView event tracking feature releaseWhat is Event Tracking?
Bonus: Multi-domain support for the WebView event tracking feature in October 2020
October 2020: Release of "Event Log Check" featureWhat is an event log?
November 2020: Retention analysis/funnel analysis added to FANSHIP reportsWhat is Retention Analysis?
What is Funnel Analysis?
What is a FANSHIP report?
November 2020: Supports App Clip, a new feature of iOS14What is AppClip?
In 2021, we will continue to add even more effective features to help your business succeed!
July 2020: WebView event tracking feature releaseIn-app webView tracking has been released!
This allows you to send events to FANSHIP from within the WebView.
Events can be automatically issued when transitioning between pages, and custom events such as "Added item to cart" can be sent, as well as measuring time spent on a page.
*To use this, FANSHIP SDK for iPhone 5.2.2 or later and FANSHIP SDK for Android 6.1.1 or later are required.
What is Event Tracking?
This function accumulates specific events according to the operation of the app and sends them to the FANSHIP server for the purpose of understanding end-user trends in app usage.
In addition to being useful for analysis, it is also required as a trigger for delivering in-app messages.
Bonus: Multi-domain support for the WebView event tracking feature in October 2020
The above WebView event tracking function has been upgraded, and now events can be tracked regardless of the domain.
Before the update, only the domain that first loaded the WebView was subject to tracking, so if you transitioned to another domain (such as the cart screen of an e-commerce site) w