Using Snowplow's event pipeline and trackers, you can implement this capability with granular, first‑party data and real‑time processing.
Yes, Snowflake's native functions are well-suited for analyzing session-level user behavior:
- Window Functions: Use ROW_NUMBER(), LAG(), LEAD(), and FIRST_VALUE() to analyze user activity sequences, session boundaries, and behavioral transitions
- Time-based Analysis: Leverage DATE_TRUNC(), TIMESTAMPDIFF(), and SESSION() functions to create session windows and calculate engagement metrics
- Advanced Sessionization: Define custom session logic using SQL window functions to group Snowplow events into meaningful user sessions based on timeouts or activity patterns
- Behavioral Metrics: Calculate session duration, page depth, conversion rates, and engagement scores using Snowflake's aggregation and analytical functions
This enables sophisticated behavioral analysis directly within Snowflake without requiring external processing tools.