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In a React single-page app, does Heap's automatic capture reliably track clicks and form submissions, or do we still need to tag custom events manually?

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“Heap Autocapture should handle the majority of your UI interaction tracking without manually adding event-tracking code to React components.”
+ automatic interaction capture

“Once the Heap JavaScript snippet is installed, it captures these events by default:”

+ SPA navigation detection

“It can automatically detect these navigation changes and generate pageviews.”

+ supports both automatic and explicit event tracking

“Heap supports both automatic capture and explicit event tracking.”

+ reduces engineering effort

“This avoids unnecessarily instrumenting hundreds of React components.”

− SPA navigation without URL changes may not register pageviews

“However, if your application changes screens without changing the URL or hash, Heap might not recognize the transition as a new pageview.”

− unstable selectors in dynamic React components

“Heap can capture the interactions, but defining reliable events becomes harder if selectors are unstable.”

− autocapture does not confirm business outcomes

“But that doesn't necessarily mean:”

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