Application analytics
API Tool Engagement Inventory
Catalogue every API tool your teams touch—from playgrounds to client SDKs—and mark which ones leave measurable engagement signals.
HK$19,600 · 10 business days
Platform and developer-experience teams in Hong Kong ship API consoles, sandbox keys, client libraries, and webhook inspectors faster than they can name the engagement events behind them. Quarter-end reviews then argue about “API adoption” with three conflicting labels for the same button.
An API Tool Engagement Inventory starts from tools people can actually open: portal explorers, try-it panels, codegen widgets, key managers, and partner dashboards. We list each tool, the entry points that reach it, the success and abandon signals that should fire, and the owners who may rename them next release.
You receive a living inventory, a gap list for silent tools, and a short naming guide. We do not install a new analytics vendor or operate your API gateway for you.
Typically included
- Catalogue of API tools and entry points
- Engagement event and property ownership map
- Silent-tool and orphan-event list
- Naming rules for the next API portal release