What is June?
June is a product analytics tool for B2B SaaS companies.
It allows you to track and analyze your product usage data, and then use that data to make better product decisions.
It's a great tool for founders, product managers, product marketers, and product designers.
June relies on a few key concepts:
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Events are the things that happen in your product.
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Users are the people who use your product.
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Companies are the organizations that use your product.
Events
An event is a data point that represents an interaction between a user and your product. Events can be a wide range of interactions. For example, every time a customer purchases a coffee from your café app, there are details which describe that purchase the moment it happens. Actions like purchasing a coffee can be tracked as an event in June.
Users
On the other side of an event is a user — the specific individual that completed an interaction with your product.
Each user has a unique identifier that you can use to track their activity. This identifier can be an email address, a username, or a unique ID. June uses a unique ID to identify users.
Note: We do not recommend using an email to uniquely identify a user as it can change over time.
Companies
To track how companies use your product, you can assign users to companies. Each user can belong to one or more companies. For example, if you're a B2B SaaS company like Slack, each of your users can belong to more than one workspace. Read more on how to track companies in June and harness the power of company level analytics.
Traits
You can also track additional information about your users and companies. This information is called a trait. For example, you can track a user's email address, their company's name, their role in the company, or the subscription plan they have.
