Trigger Events
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Trigger Events add another layer of control to target the right users at the exact right time in their product journey.
Without a Trigger Event, a user would see a survey widget the moment they match your Target Audience.
The Time Delay Trigger is our most popular launch trigger and a great fit for a lot of use cases.
The idea is simple: For users matching your Target Audience, Trackey waits for a specific amount of time to pass before showing your survey to them.
The Time Delay Trigger offers the following options:
Wait Time: Depending on your use case, the Wait Time Trigger can be set to anything between a couple of seconds up to several days (more info below).
Reference Moment: You can choose between different moments in a user’s journey which will be used as some kind of anchor point in time. You can choose between:
The user starts a new session
A user enters your Target Audience
The user was seen for the first time
Combining the Time Delay trigger with Segment-Based Targeting gives you a lot of control over when exactly a survey should appear.
For example, you could create a user segment “Signed up 30 days ago” for your Target Audience and combine it with a Time Delay trigger of “3 minutes after starting a new session”.
The Page Visit Trigger is the simplest way of launching a survey once a user performs a specific action in your product. It launches a survey when a user in your Target Audience visits a certain page (URL) of your app.
Some scenarios where this launch trigger is a great option:
Your user just started the free trial and visits the billing page in your app.
A user just performed an important action in your app (e.g. created their first survey)
