Working with Data in the Strivr Portal

Generating raw data

After the Strivr SDK is fully implemented and you have tagged events in your project with the necessary code, you need to generate raw data to send to the linked project in the Strivr Portal. First, make sure you are logged in to Strivr in Strivr → Project Settings. Then enter play-mode in the Unity console to send raw data to the linked project in the Strivr Portal. You can also send data to the linked project by putting on the headset and going through your project from beginning to end.

Make sure Test Mode is enabled in your Unity project settings. If Test Mode is off, no data will be transferred to the linked project in the Strivr Portal. If you wish to test your project within the Unity editor, make sure that Test Mode is enabled and that you are signed in within the Strivr window.

test mode enabled

Viewing raw data in the Strivr Portal

When you go through your project in the headset, data from each tagged event is sent to the Strivr Portal.

  1. Log into the Strivr Portal at portal.strivr.com.

  2. In the top menu, click Developer to open the Developer Dashboard.

    portal menu dev annotation
  3. Select your project from the list.

    developer new project in list
  4. Click the Raw Data tab.

    dev project raw data annotation
  5. Use the drop-down menu to select an Event Type.

    dev project raw data event type
  6. You can filter the raw data by Event Type and by Date, and choose to display or hide columns.

After columns Login ID, Device ID, and Timestamp, each column is an added parameter for a tracked event. To learn more about tracking events, see Event Tracking.

Building queries in the Strivr Portal

After raw data is available in the Strivr Portal, you can build and save queries users can select to view charts and graphs.

  1. In the Developer Dashboard, select your project from the list.

    developer new project in list
  2. Click the Query tab.

    dev project query annotation
  3. Click Build new query

    dev project build query annotation
  4. Select an event type

    new query sel type click
  5. If desired, choose how to aggregate the events. Aggregation determines what information the visualization will display. Click the plus icon to choose from a list. If you want to add another level of aggregation. click the plus icon again. Remove a level of aggregation with the trash can icon.

    Available aggregation options depend on the value selected in Event Type.
    new query sel aggregation login
  6. If desired, choose how to group the events (either by time or by other fields). Click the plus icon to choose from a list. The default grouping is by time, but you can select Others in the first drop-down to choose another column. Remove a grouping with the trash can icon.

    new query sel grouping time
  7. If desired, choose how to filter the events. Click the plus icon to define a filtering criteria. For example, to only show results for clicked items that are red, set item_color = Red.

    new query sel filtering
  8. Click Generate result. The tabular data displays on the right side of the window.

    new query generate table
  9. Click the icons above the graph or chart to switch to a different type of data visualization and use the drop-down to select a date range.

    Available visualizations depend on selections for the query.
    Visualization Aggregation Grouping

    Line graph

    At least 1 field

    Timestamp only

    Bar chart

    At least 1 field

    No timestamp; 1 other field

    Pie chart

    Only 1 field

    No timestamp; 1 other field

    new query line graph full
    Line graph showing number of users that clicked a red object in the last week
    new query bar chart full
    Bar chart showing minimum session duration of users that clicked a red object in the last week
    new query pie chart full
    Pie Chart showing minimum session duration of users that clicked a red object in the last week
  10. To download a PNG (for graphs) or CSV file (for tabular data) of the data, click the download icon below the visualization.

    query line graph download
  11. To save a query and make it available within the Query tab of the Developer section for your company, click Save & Close.

    query line graph save