Can I Use Gleam API Tracking With a Headless CMS or SPA?
Yes—gleam.track() works with Single Page Applications and headless setups. Expand this FAQ to learn the best way to implement it with dynamic page states.
If you are using a headless CMS or building a Single Page Application, Gleam’s API tracking still works flawlessly.
Since most headless or SPA architectures rely on client-side JavaScript, you can trigger gleam.track() based on router events, dynamic content loads, or JavaScript logic tied to user actions.
Make sure the Gleam embed script loads on the active page state and that tracking events fire after the relevant component or page transition completes.
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Does Gleam Provide API Logs or Debugging Tools?
Yes. You can view tracked actions inside the Gleam campaign dashboard under the Actions tab. Click to learn how to monitor and debug your API-based tracking events.