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Tracking website actions

Sending page-specific messages when users navigate through your website is cool, but you can achieve even more with event tracking. Just use a simple Javascript code snippet to trigger events when your website visitors perform specific actions:
click a button
scroll to a certain place in the webpage
watch a video
add products to the shopping cart 
etc 
To use this feature you have to install website tracking pixel first. Once it’s in place, use this simple Javascript for event tracking:
<script>
activechat.track('<PUT YOUR EVENT NAME HERE>', { 
    param1: "1234",
    param2: "abc" 
})
</script>
When this code is executed (for example, with “onclick” or “onscroll” event handlers), Activechat will trigger an event that you specified in <PUT YOUR EVENT NAME HERE> and attributes $param1 and $param2 will be set to the specified values for this user. 
Create a skill in your virtual assistant that will start on this event, and your bot will immediately send a message in the website chat widget (either Facebook Messenger or Activechat widget). 

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