Define User Behavior with Labeled Actions in Product Analytics
NEW! Learn how to use Labeled Actions to turn user behavior into clear, reusable analytical definitions in Datadog Product Analytics—without writing or deploying application code.
Datadog Product Analytics automatically captures the clicks, taps, and other interactions users perform in your application. But when Action names don't map clearly to distinct user behaviors, funnels, pathways, and other analyses become harder to interpret.
In this course, you'll learn how Labeled Actions solve this problem as a no-code alternative to custom Actions. You'll use Datadog's Visual Labeler to create definitions that represent meaningful user behaviors, apply consistent names and tags, and choose whether a label applies to one page or several. You'll use Labeled Actions to clarify a funnel whose raw Action names obscure the user journey, making it clear enough to locate where users abandon the flow.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to:
This course is designed for product managers, product analysts, and other members of product teams who use Datadog Product Analytics to understand user behavior. No coding experience is required.
To complete this course, you need:
Recommended courses:
In order to complete the course, you will need:
At the bottom of each lesson, click MARK LESSON COMPLETE AND CONTINUE button so that you are marked complete for each lesson and can receive the certificate at the end of the course.
Please note that your enrollment in this course ends after 30 days. You can re-enroll at any time and pick up where you left off.
Introduction
Action Events
Labeled Actions
Lab: Labeling Actions in Datadog
Summary
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