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Mixpanel Event Ticket Creation for Cancel Application Action | Mixpanel Community

Mixpanel Event Ticket Creation for Cancel Application Action

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This event is fired when a member clicks "Yes, I want to cancel" on the landing page. The action results in the member losing all progress and needing to start a new application when they decide to retire.

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The member is able to click on this button (Yes, I want to cancel) after clicking the (Get new quote and start again) on the hub page.

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This event is also fired when a member clicks “Yes, I want to cancel” on the CONT-TRACKING page. This action results in a member losing all progress and needing to start a new application when they decide to retire.

Refine and create a Mixpanel Event Ticket for this event Cancel Application Provide an instruction manual to implement on the client side kapa.ai

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I apologize, but I don't have enough specific information in the provided knowledge sources to create a detailed Mixpanel event ticket or implementation instructions for the "Cancel Application" event you described. The knowledge sources don't contain information about this particular event or application flow.However, I can provide some general guidance based on Mixpanel best practices for event tracking: 1. Event Name: "Cancel Application"2. Properties to consider tracking: - Cancellation Source (e.g. "landing_page", "cont_tracking_page") - User ID (if available) - Application Progress (how far along they were before cancelling) - Timestamp3. Implementation: For client-side implementation, you would typically use the Mixpanel JavaScript SDK. Here's a general example of how you might track this event: LBKSmixpanel.track("Cancel Application", { "Cancellation Source": "landing_page", "Application Progress": "25%" });LBKSYou would need to implement this tracking code on the client-side, triggered when the user clicks the "Yes, I want to cancel" button.For more detailed implementation instructions, I recommend referring to the Mixpanel JavaScript SDK documentation.Remember to follow Mixpanel's best practices for naming events and properties consistently, as outlined in their best practices guide.For a more accurate and tailored implementation, you should consult with your development team and refer to Mixpanel's official documentation for the most up-to-date guidance.
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