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Users

Overview
This section provides guidance on using the identify method to successfully identify your product’s users. This will show you which users are triggering events in Bigdelta. It is recommended to include this code snippet in the section of your code where user sign-ups, logins are handled. Code
Replace <TRACKING_KEY> with your Tracking key.
Replace <USER_ID> with a unique identifier, preferably the user ID from your database. 
<script type="text/javascript">
const client = new Bigdelta({ trackingKey: '<TRACKING_KEY>' });

client.identify({ users: '<USER_ID>' });

client.track({ event_name: 'Page Viewed' });
</script>

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Accounts

Overview If you’re a B2B product, you most likely have actual businesses, known as “companies”, using your product. Luckily, Bigdelta allows you to track them easily by account_id to identify call. Code Replace <TRACKING_KEY> with your Tracking key.
Replace <ACCOUNT_ID> with a unique identifier, preferably the account ID from your database. Here’s an example: 
<script type="text/javascript">
const client = new Bigdelta({ trackingKey: '<TRACKING_KEY>', defaultTrackingConfig: { pageViews: { enabled: true, singlePageAppTracking: 'any' }, forms: { enabled: true }} });

client.identify({ accounts: '<ACCOUNT_ID>' });

client.track({ event_name: 'Page Viewed' });
</script>

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Users & Accounts

Overview Bigdelta allows you to track users and accounts easily by providing them to identify call. Code Replace <TRACKING_KEY> with your Tracking key. Get Tracking KEY
Replace <USER_ID> with a unique identifier, preferably the user ID from your database.
Replace <ACCOUNT_ID> with a unique identifier, preferably the account ID from your database. Here’s an example: 
<script type="text/javascript">
  const client = new Bigdelta({ trackingKey: '<TRACKING_KEY>' });
  client.identify({ users: '<USER_ID>', accounts: '<ACCOUNT_ID>' });
</script>