Module 4 of 6Lesson 1 of 2~16 min
QA and monitor data collection
One wrong number on a dashboard can steer an entire roadmap before anyone notices. This lesson shows a PM how to check an event before release, monitor collection afterward, and investigate an anomaly before reading it as a change in behavior. These habits prevent decisions made on top of a bug.
Lesson objective
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to QA an event before release, set up simple collection monitoring (volumes, ratios, reconciliation with the database) and diagnose a data anomaly before drawing a product conclusion from it.
Questions this lesson answers
- How do you QA an analytics event before shipping it to production?
- How do you monitor data collection quality after a release?
- What should you check first when a metric suddenly jumps or drops?
Topics covered
- data quality
- tracking QA
- volume monitoring
- schema validation
Where it fits
Reliable, compliant data
How do I know my numbers are right, and that I collect them by the rules?
Lessons in this module
- QA and monitor data collection (this lesson)
- Collect by the rules, consent, CNIL and minimization
What you will learn in this module
This lesson is part of the course Instrument a product and use data to make decisions
- QA and monitor event collection to get reliable data, and know what to do when it is not.
- Collect usage data in line with the GDPR and the CNIL rules (consent, audience measurement exemption, minimization, retention period).
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- Product ManagementAdvancedRegular practice: you already use the tools or work on this topic.
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- Product ManagementAdvancedRegular practice: you already use the tools or work on this topic.
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