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“User Tracking Code” for Secure Lead Attribution

There are various insurance aggregators in the industry which frequently compare various insurance plans.

Often, a user might check out the details of a policy from the aggregator, but might not buy it from there.

There is a good chance that he goes to the actual insurance site and buys the policy from there.

In this case, both the aggregator and the insurance company agrees that the Lead has legitimately come from the Aggregator website.N000011en-zanox-Tracking-Process-3760x1400 copy

The question is, how do you understand the same?

This problem of attributing the source of a lead is solved by some third party tools. Both the websites keep a java-script code. So, if a user goes to the insurance detail page of the aggregator website, this executes a code and the third party sets a cookie on the browser.

Now, if the user visits the insurance site to make the transaction, the third party is able to identify that it’s the same user.

The data is shared with both the parties for further processing.analytics_cover

One of our clients, a health insurance major, had some concerns using third party tool. The risks with third party tool are.

  1. Information Risk
  2. Data Analytics
  3. Trust issues.

The data in this case is held by the third party.

So, we at Mantra designed a solution for them which works just like the Third party tool. The advantages this tool provides over the conventional solution are

              1.Data is safe and there is no need to share with third party.
              2.It protects Data Analytics.


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How does Mantra’s “User Tracking Code” works?

The “User Tracking Code” allows Agencies to report on each of the distinct events without skewing reporting results with Cross Channel Reporting of the same conversion event.

This User Tracking Code helps to track the visitor on their website, so that the right attribution is given without depending on the third party tools. This code becomes their property without risking data and having trust issues.

In other words our user tracking code provides detailed information about the lead customer for business in cost effective way, at more securable way and gives a better sense of potential customer.

Mantra is always looking out to work on innovative solutions to complex business problems and this has been our forte. At Mantra Labs we provide securable and cost effective Solution to your business.

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Design Systems: Building and Maintaining Consistent UI/UX

In the world of product design, consistency is the cornerstone of delivering a seamless user experience. As digital products evolve and scale, the challenge of maintaining design consistency across multiple platforms, teams, and touchpoints becomes more complex. This is where design systems come in. A design system is a comprehensive set of guidelines, components, and tools that help designers and developers create a consistent and cohesive user interface (UI) and user experience (UX). From a designer’s perspective, building and maintaining a design system requires a strategic approach to ensure scalability, flexibility, and alignment with business goals.

Why Design Systems Matter?

Design systems are more than just style guides or pattern libraries. They offer a unified language for design and development, bridging the gap between creativity and functionality. Here are a few reasons why they are critical:

  1. Consistency Across Products

      One of the primary goals of a design system is to ensure uniformity across different platforms and devices. When users interact with a product, whether on a website or a mobile app, they expect a consistent experience. A well-implemented design system ensures that visual elements, interactions, and behaviors are aligned, offering a familiar and intuitive experience for users.

2. Faster Iteration

      With a design system in place, teams can reuse components and patterns rather than reinventing the wheel for each new feature. This speeds up the design and development process, allowing teams to focus on solving new problems instead of reworking existing designs. For designers, it means less time spent on repetitive tasks and more time dedicated to innovation.

3. Scalability

     As products grow and new features are added, maintaining a coherent UI/UX without a design system can become chaotic. A design system provides a scalable framework, enabling teams to add new elements or modules without compromising the overall consistency of the product.

4. Improved Collaboration

      A design system fosters collaboration between designers, developers, and other stakeholders by providing a shared language and reference point. This ensures that design decisions are communicated effectively, reducing friction and misunderstandings between teams.

Building a Design System: A Designer’s Perspective

Designing a system from scratch can seem like a daunting task, but with a clear roadmap and understanding of core principles, it becomes a powerful tool for creating scalable and user-centered products.

1. Define the Core Principles

Before diving into visual components, it’s essential to establish the core principles of your design system. These principles serve as the