The tracking plan built for product managers
Define your analytics events, collaborate directly with engineering, and finally know what's actually implemented, without living in spreadsheets.
Structured Event Schemas
Define every event with name, description, properties, types, and required fields, not a free-form spreadsheet.
Cross-Team Collaboration
Product, engineering, and data teams work from the same registry. No more emailing spreadsheets back and forth.
Version History
Every change to every event is versioned. Know who changed what and when, and roll back if needed.
Implementation Coverage
See exactly which events are implemented in your codebase, and which ones are missing or broken.
Spreadsheet tracking plans always break down
Most teams start with a Google Sheet. It works for a while. Then it drifts. Engineers implement events differently from the spec. Properties go missing. New events get added without anyone updating the doc. By the time you need the data, it's wrong.
The problem isn't the people - it's the tool. A spreadsheet can't enforce schemas, generate code, or tell you whether events are actually implemented correctly.
- Engineers implement events differently from what the spec says
- Spreadsheet tracking plans get stale and nobody updates them
- New team members can't find what events exist or what they mean
- Data analysts find missing properties only after running reports
- Refactors silently break event names with no automated detection
Bridge the gap between product and engineering
In Ordaze, you define each event with a structured schema: name, description, properties with types, required fields, and which platforms implement it. Engineering sees the same schema and can generate type-safe code directly from it.
No more interpretation gaps. No more “I thought you meant” conversations. The schema is the contract, and it's enforced automatically.
Know exactly what's actually implemented
Ordaze's codebase scanner analyzes your repositories and maps every analytics call back to your tracking plan. You get a live coverage percentage per platform, so you know before launch whether your events are in place.
You can finally answer: “Is checkout_completed implemented on iOS?” No more waiting on engineering to find out.
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