PostHog (Beta)

Content teams usually find out how a page performed from someone else, later. The PostHog app is a beta that puts PostHog's numbers and experiment results in the Agility editor. It does need a specific setup, so we'd rather say that up front.

What you can do

• Dashboard: site-wide page views, unique visitors, scroll depth, time on page, top pages, referrers and locale breakdown.
• Page sidebar: views, unique visitors, scroll and time distributions, referrers and UTM sources for the page you're editing.
• Content item sidebar: impressions, scroll, clicks and the pages that use a piece of content.
• A/B testing: see experiment status, variant performance and statistical significance, with live results from PostHog.
• Create experiments in Agility: a three-step modal with templates for CTA, engagement and conversion tests.

Who it's for

Teams already on PostHog who have a developer to add event tracking and set up the A/B test content model. It reads data from PostHog US Cloud, so EU Cloud and self-hosted setups don't work yet. If that isn't you, another analytics app may fit better.

It's a beta with a real setup step. The docs cover the model and the tracking events, and support@agilitycms.com can help.

Get started

1. Create a PostHog API key In PostHog, create a personal API key with experiment and feature flag write access and query read access, scoped to your project.
2. Install the app Open Settings → Apps in Agility, install PostHog and enter the API key and project ID.
3. Track events on your site Send pageview, scroll, time and link-click events with your Agility page and content IDs, as the docs describe.
4. Set up your A/B test model For A/B tests, add an experiment key and a variants list to your component model.
5. Open the sidebars Use the dashboard, page sidebar and content item sidebar to view results.