Intempt automatically emits several browser-level events to capture user behavior without requiring manual tracking.These events are exposed as native DOM events and can be listened to using document.addEventListener(...).They are primarily used for debugging, customization, enrichment, and advanced tracking logic.
The intempt:html event is automatically emitted by Intempt’s auto-tracker whenever a user interacts with HTML elements on the page.This includes DOM interactions such as clicks, input changes, and form submissions. The event exposes detailed interaction data through the detail object.This listener is useful when you want to observe or react to low-level user interactions without manually tracking each event.
The intempt:page event is automatically emitted for page-level activity, such as when a page is viewed or left.It contains metadata about the current page, navigation context, and user movement across pages.This event is emitted even in dynamic environments such as SPAs.
The intempt:session event is emitted automatically for session lifecycle events such as Start Session and End Session.It provides session-level metadata, including location, duration, and the number of events recorded during the session.
