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Introducing Timestamps in Sessions

We've added timestamps within sessions to help you spot event duplication or simultaneous captures, giving you a clearer view of your data.

Released December 2, 2024 · 1 min read

We’re excited to share an update that gives you deeper visibility into your tracking data: timestamps within sessions are now available in Trackingplan!

This enhancement provides precise insights into the timing of your events, helping you detect and resolve issues like event duplication or simultaneous captures.

What’s New?

With the addition of timestamps in your session view, you can:

How to Access Timestamps

1. Navigate to Trackingplan's Tracks Explorer in your Trackingplan dashboard.

2. Locate the Time column in your session view.

3. Click on the Time column to display event times in timestamp format.

That’s it! Now you have a clearer picture of your session data, with detailed timing information to uncover and address any inconsistencies.

Why Timestamps Matter

1. Gain Precision in Tracking

Timestamps provide a granular view of event timing, ensuring you’re capturing the most accurate data possible.

2. Resolve Issues Faster

Easily spot and fix issues like duplicate events or simultaneous captures to maintain the integrity of your analytics setup.

3. Boost Confidence in Your Data

By validating the timing of your events, you can trust that your data reflects user interactions accurately and reliably.

Streamline Your Data Analysis Today

The introduction of timestamps within sessions is another step forward in helping you maintain data quality and optimize your tracking setup.

Try out this new feature today and experience greater precision and efficiency in your data analysis. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance Trackingplan to meet your needs!

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