Analytics & Tracking Integration
Analytics & Event Tracking Integration for Web Applications
You can't improve what you can't measure. Yet most web applications are either completely untracked or have analytics set up so inconsistently that the data can't be trusted. Solviba implements clean, structured analytics and event tracking that gives your team a reliable view of how users actually interact with your product — so decisions are driven by data, not guesswork.
Analytics Strategy & Event Taxonomy Design
Before placing a single tracking call, we design your event taxonomy — the naming conventions, properties, and structure that make your analytics data consistent and queryable. A well-designed taxonomy means your data warehouse is useful six months from now, not a pile of inconsistently named events that no one can make sense of.
Event naming conventions and property standardization
Funnel and conversion event definition
User identification and session tracking strategy
Tool selection guidance (Mixpanel, Amplitude, PostHog, GA4)
Frontend Event Tracking in React
We implement tracking calls at the React component level — page views, button clicks, form submissions, feature interactions, and error states. Tracking is added in a way that doesn't clutter your component logic: we use centralized tracking utilities and analytics hooks that keep your UI code clean and your tracking consistent.
Server-Side Tracking & Backend Events
Client-side tracking is blocked by ad blockers and unreliable on slow connections. For critical conversion events — signups, payments, plan upgrades — we implement server-side tracking through your Node.js backend, ensuring these events are captured accurately regardless of browser behavior.
Dashboard Setup & Team Enablement
We configure dashboards and reports in your analytics tool so your team can answer the questions they actually have — without needing a data analyst for every query. We document the event schema and tracking implementation so future team members can extend it correctly, not accidentally break the consistency you've built.