Jivo goals

If you use the Jivo chat on your site, you can use automatic goals to track and analyze chat statistics in Yandex Metrica reports.

  1. How it works
  2. Where to view statistics

How it works

For Yandex Metrica to start collecting Jivo auto-goal data, enable the Automatic goals option in the tag settings.

No other Yandex Metrica or chat settings are required. Jivo detects a tag and its number on your site and transmits data to it. Learn more about collecting data in the Jivo documentation.

Jivo chat goals are automatically created to track the events listed in the table.

Goal name in the interface Event ID Event description
Jivo auto-goal: customer opened chat Jivo_Client_initiate_chat Chat started from the customer side. Occurs when a customer sends a message in the chat, in cases where an active invitation was not previously shown.
Jivo auto-goal: auto-invite to chat Jivo_Proactive_invitation_accepted The customer accepted the active invitation by writing a message in response. This is also triggered when the chat button is tapped in the mobile version if an active invitation was triggered before.
Jivo auto-goal: manual invitation to chat Jivo_Client_answer_on_agent_request The operator manually started a dialog with the client using the Users function, and the user responded by sending a message to the chat.
Jivo auto-goal: offline message Jivo_Offline_message_sent The customer sent an offline message.

You can manage automatic Jivo goals just like other automatic goals: edit and delete.

If you need to track other Jivo events in Yandex Metrica, you can add them manually (see Configuring Yandex Metrica for Jivo events).

Where to view statistics

To view statistics on goals, use the Conversions report: data appears in the report when Yandex Metrica registers at least one event. You can also add goals to other Yandex Metrica reports to track user behavior.

Restrictions

  • Automatic goals are not counted in the total number of tag goals.
  • This type of goal can't be used in Multi-step goals.
  • The service registers a user that completes the same goal on the same tag no more than once per second.
  • During a single user session, the service can register up to 400 completions of all the goals created for a tag.
  • If you edit a tag or goal, previously collected information doesn't change.
  • If you delete a goal, information collected for it, is no longer available in reports.