Event taxonomy workshop

Who it is for

Product managers, analytics leads, and mobile engineers who need one agreed vocabulary for what happens on the server when a user acts in the app — purchases, session renewals, entitlement checks, content unlocks, and similar moments.

What you leave with

A reviewed event catalogue: event names, properties, triggers, owners, and notes on what must stay out of client-side tracking. You also receive a short decision log so later sprints do not reopen settled naming debates.

Scope

Included: discovery call, half-day or full-day workshop (remote or on-site in the Klang Valley), draft taxonomy document, one revision round within ten business days.

Not included: writing production code, vendor tool licences, or ongoing dashboard maintenance. Those sit in our instrumentation review or retained mapping support engagements.

How we work

1. You share current analytics screenshots, API outlines, and any prior event lists.
2. We facilitate mapping against real user journeys in your connected mobile apps.
3. We publish the catalogue in a format your engineers can paste into tickets.
4. Optional follow-up: a second half-day to pressure-test edge cases after the first sprint.

Duration and location

One workshop day is typical for a single app with a clear commerce or content loop. Multi-app portfolios usually need two days. Sessions run from our Klang base, at your office, or over video.

Preparation

Appoint one product owner who can decide names on the day. Bring someone who knows the backend handlers and someone who reads the current reports. Without those three roles in the room, the catalogue tends to stall.

Next step

Request an estimate and mention “taxonomy workshop” plus your app category. We reply within one business day with agenda options and a fixed quote.