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Dropoff Analytics

Written by Wendy

Drop-Off Analytics shows where customers leave your quiz before completing it. You can use this information to identify questions or steps where customers are more likely to drop off.

Lantern’s Google Analytics integration and Advanced Analytics events respect your customers’ analytics cookie consent through Shopify’s Customer Privacy API. If analytics cookies are declined, these events are not tracked, while core Lantern quiz analytics remain unaffected. Learn more in How Lantern Handles Cookie Consent.

Accessing Drop-Off Analytics

From your Lantern dashboard, open Advanced Analytics from the left-hand menu.

Under Lantern Events, click Explore Events. You'll find Drop-Off Analytics in the bottom right corner.

Image showing the Advanced Analytics tab selected on the Lantern dashboard. On the Lantern Events card, the 'Explore Events' button is highlighted and clicked, revealing the Lantern Events panel. In this panel, the Drop-Off Analytics option is highlighted at the bottom right corner.

Using Drop-Off Analytics

Select the quiz you want to analyze. The bar graph then shows how many customers reached each tracked step of the quiz.

Image displaying the quiz selection dropdown within the Drop-Off Analytics interface, allowing users to choose which quiz's drop-off data to analyze.

These steps can include:

  • Questions where an answer was submitted

  • Email submissions

  • Skipped email capture pages

  • Results Pages displayed

Hover over any bar to see the exact number of customers who completed that step.

For example, we selected the "Find your perfect food - LIVE" quiz, you may notice a larger drop in customers around the question "How active is your pet?".

Image showing a bar graph of quiz steps in Drop-Off Analytics, with hover-over data highlighting a drop-off point at the question "How active is your pet?" from the "Find your perfect food - LIVE" quiz.

Why Questions May Not Appear in Order

Questions may not appear in the same order as they do in your quiz.

This can happen when your quiz uses Logic Jumps or conditional paths. Different customers may see different questions or follow different routes through the quiz, so Drop-Off Analytics reflects the paths customers actually took rather than one fixed question order.

Using Drop-Off Analytics to Improve Your Quiz

Look for steps where there is a noticeable decrease in the number of customers continuing through the quiz.

You can then review those parts of the quiz to see whether a question could be clearer, shorter or easier to answer, or whether the quiz flow could be improved. After making changes, you can continue monitoring Drop-Off Analytics to see whether completion improves.

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