We just launched an integration with Intercom to track which users
encountered errors at your site.
Intercom is a platform for interacting with your customers, and it has
the ability to track events that are triggered by users. These events
can be used to segment your users into lists for follow-up or additional
messaging. With this new integration, Honeybadger will send the "Error
Encountered" event to Intercom whenever a logged-in user at your site
encounters an error.
We do this by using the user ID that you send to Honeybadger in the context
of your error. An event with that user ID is then sent to Intercom so
that it can be associated with that user in their system. You can then
filter your Intercom user list using that event:
This would make it easy, for example, to send out a message to everyone
that encountered an error after you deploy a fix.
For more information on setting up Honeybadger and Intercom, check out
our integrations page.
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Benjamin Curtis
Ben has been developing web apps and building startups since '99, and fell in love with Ruby and Rails in 2005. Before co-founding Honeybadger, he launched a couple of his own startups: Catch the Best, to help companies manage the hiring process, and RailsKits, to help Rails developers get a jump start on their projects. Ben's role at Honeybadger ranges from bare-metal to front-end... he keeps the server lights blinking happily, builds a lot of the back-end Rails code, and dips his toes into the front-end code from time to time. When he's not working, Ben likes to hang out with his wife and kids, ride his road bike, and of course hack on open source projects. :)
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