Event Tracking

Event Tracking in the JENTIS Data Layer

An event in JENTIS represents a wide range of user interactions or browser-side actions—both active (e.g. clicks) and passive (e.g. timers, impressions). Events are highly flexible and can be customized for almost any kind of interaction you want to track.

event Command

Example Usage

// Example only – do not execute directly
_jts.push({
  track: "event",
  // mandatory and optional properties
});

Mandatory Properties

Name	Description	Type	Example Value
group	A category to group and summarize similar events.	string	"navigation-clicks"
name	A specific name for this event (e.g. list_view, click).	string	"submit-button"

Optional Properties

Name	Description	Type	Example Value
value	Additional description or label related to the event.	string	"click"
numvalue	A numeric value associated with the event (e.g. revenue, quantity).	number	299
interactive	Marks the event as interactive (true) or non-interactive (false). Defaults to true.	bool	true
noninteraction	Deprecated – Use interactive instead.	bool	false

Example

_jts.push({
  track: "event",
  group: "E-Commerce",
  name: "Product-Impression",
  value: "0023775322",
  numvalue: 299,
  noninteraction: true // Deprecated – use "interactive: false" instead
});

Submitting Events

When an event is pushed using the track: "event" command, the JENTIS Data Layer will immediately trigger a state, submitting all accumulated data to the server.

This ensures the event and any previously pushed relevant data are sent together in a complete payload.

To track advanced interactions like e-commerce funnels, form submissions, or impressions, simply follow this syntax and customize your group and name values accordingly.