Track user Behavior on Embedded Dashboards

@DeborahAnderson - you should post your question as a new question so the forum community can read it in entirety.

A quick response….

DomoStats and Domo Governance Datasets collect data on dashboard views and provide insights on dashboard or card views, user activity, date and time.

Since your dashboards are embedded in WordPress, you can probably layer an additional tracking using WordPress' functionalities. Google Analytics or Tag Manager to add custom event tracking (clicks, page views on user interaction), triggers on when the iFrame with a Domo dashboard is loaded.

If you use WordPress membership or portal plugins, it might already have built-in tracking. Other options might be plugins like MonsterInsights or MemberPress.

I believe there is a Domo Embed SDK JavasScript library that allows you to embed Domo content in your website or application. First add snippet to your sites head tag.

<!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) -->

<script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-XXXXXXXXXX"></script>

<script>

  window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];

  function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}

  gtag('js', new Date());


  // Replace with your Google Analytics ID

  gtag('config', 'G-XXXXXXXXXX');

</script>

Code would be something like:

domo.embedDashboard({

    container: '#domo-container',

    url: 'https://your-domo-instance.domo.com/embed/pages/your-dashboard-id',

    events: {

        onDashboardLoad: function () {

            console.log('Dashboard loaded');

            gtag('event', 'DashboardLoad', { dashboardId: 'your-dashboard-id' });

        },

        onCardClick: function (data) {

            console.log('Card clicked:', data);

            gtag('event', 'CardClick', { cardId: data.cardId, title: data.title });

        }

    }

});

Or you could try to track when the iFrame loads on the parent page.

const iframe = document.getElementById('domo-container');



iframe.addEventListener('load', function () {

    console.log('iFrame loaded');

    gtag('event', 'DashboardLoad', { dashboardId: 'your-dashboard-id' });

});

Although it doesn't track specific data, it does identify when the iFrame loaded.

You can also try using query parameters.

https://your-domo-instance.domo.com/embed/pages/your-dashboard-id?userId=12345&sessionId=abcde