Woocommerce-admin: Track WooCommerce Payment task clicks

[allendav]

From clicks on the various links in the WooCommerce Payments flow (card) to establish some funnels

Ref: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-admin/pull/3978#pullrequestreview-382403799

Props @timmyc

[timmyc]

cc @thenbrent and @pmcpinto for any special tracks considerations on this feature. Specifically thinking it might be interesting to drop a track when the card/option is even displayed to get a true sense of the funnel start size.

[thenbrent]

it might be interesting to drop a track when the card/option is even displayed to get a true sense of the funnel start size.

Good idea.

[thenbrent]

@pmcpinto do you have any special considerations given to other Task List items that we could learn from? (Like tracking the card's display.)

I'm primarily interested in the number of clicks on the Set up button for the activation funnel. I'm also keen to track the other links in the card though.

[pmcpinto]

Specifically thinking it might be interesting to drop a track when the card/option is even displayed to get a true sense of the funnel start size.

That's a great suggestion. By the way, in 4.1 we're going to have wcadmin_tasklist_payment_setup with an event prop that shows the gateways displayed in the task and the ones that were clicked, @timmyc can you confirm? So that would give the number of views and the number of clicks. We'll also have three additional events:

• When the user clicks "Skip this step": wcadmin_tasklist_payment_skip_task (event prop: skip_option: the 3 options that we display in the modal)
• When the user turns off the radio button: wcadmin_tasklist_payment_turnoff_payment (event prop: payment_method: payment method name)
• When the user clicks "Done" to complete the task: wcadmin_tasklist_payment_done (event prop: payment_methods_installed: list of the payments methods installed)

cc @thenbrent

[thenbrent]

Those are great. We don't need any additional events tracked beyond those.

[pmcpinto]

Just a heads up that those are new events, so I'm going to test them, but it would be good to have 1 or 2 people also checking if they work fine :)

[pmcpinto]

I'm going to close this one as it seems that all the events are working fine.