How your data gets into Kissmetrics

From your site, your store, your backend and your apps, every event lands on the same person. Past data from another tool comes in through our paid migration service.

SourcesOne identity
Sample B2B SaaS · Jul 1 to Sep 30
SourceEventsStatus
JavaScript snippetBrowser, first-party
701,300
Connected
Server-side APIYour backend
2,716
Connected
StripeStripeWebhooks to the server API: payments and plans
1,388
Connected
CalendlyCalendlyWebhooks to the server API: booked demos
640
Connected

On your site

Visits, page views, search and ad campaign arrivals are captured on their own; you add the events that matter.

JA

JavaScript snippet

One snippet on every page, pasted by hand or installed with AI in about 5 minutes.

Google Tag Manager

Google Tag Manager

Deploy the snippet and your events through the tag manager you already use.

Segment

Segment

Add Kissmetrics as a destination and your existing tracking plan flows in unchanged.

Stores

Products viewed, carts and orders from your store.

Shopify

Shopify

The Kissmetrics app on the Shopify App Store.

WordPress and WooCommerce

WordPress and WooCommerce

The Kissmetrics plugin for WordPress, which also tracks WooCommerce stores.

Your backend and your apps

Events the browser never sees, on the same person as their visits.

SE

Server API

Send renewals, refunds, failed payments or anything else from your backend or a webhook.

iOS SDK

iOS SDK

Native iOS tracking, with events kept while the phone is offline.

Android SDK

Android SDK

Native Android tracking, with lifecycle events.

Don't see your tool?

Send its events through the server API or a webhook, or route them through Segment or Google Tag Manager.

Send your first events today

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