Send Jimo events to Heap. This setup would allow you to capture a comprehensive view of user engagement across your platform. By funneling events from Jimo into Heap, you can leverage Heap's powerful analytics tools to track, visualize, and analyze user interactions, helping you to better understand user behavior and refine user experience strategies based on actionable insights. This connection ensures that all relevant user activity within Jimo is seamlessly integrated into Mixpanel's analytical environment.
Visualize and create analytics dashboard based on Jimo events in Heap
You can find a list of possible events and their properties
Enable the option Jimo → Heap in the integration settings
Enable Jimo → Heap
You are all setup 🎉
Heap → Jimo
Send Heap events to Jimo. This setup enables the utilization of Heap's events within Jimo targeting audiences, specifically for the "Who" section (targeting specific user segments) and creation of Segment of users. This ensures that Jimo's engagements are deeply personalized, enhancing user interaction based on precise analytical insights from Heap.
Create audience based on Heap events
How to enable?
Enable the option Heap → Jimo in the integration settings
Enable Heap → Jimo
Add the following code in your application
You are all setup 🎉
Trigger an experience from a Heap event
To display an experience following a Heap event in your application, go to the Settings page of the experience, set the trigger to 'On event,' and select the specific Heap event to use.
Set the experience trigger to On event
Select the Heap event that should trigger the experience
Synchronise Heap segments
This integration also allows you to import your Heap segments in Jimo and keep them in sync. Whenever a user is added or removed from the Heap segment, it will be sync with Jimo.
There can be a delay before changes are being reflected in Jimo
Connect your Heap account
Open your Heap segment details, find the Integrations section and enable the Jimo integration.
/**
Numerous organizations employing Heap for event tracking generally maintain
a universally accessible function for capturing these events.
The easiest method to ensure all these events are also recorded in Jimo
is by integrating a heap:track call from the Jimo SDK into this existing function.
This technique guarantees the simultaneous capture of events across both platforms.
*/
// Create a universal function
const trackEvent = (name, properties) => {
window.heap.track(name, properties); // You should have this already
window.jimo.push(["do", "heap:track", [name, properties]]);
};
// Let's use it
trackEvent("purchase", { amount: 199 })
