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Quick Start

Get up and running with Klime in under 10 minutes.

1. Create your dashboard

Log in to Klime with your email, Google, or Slack account. During setup, you'll choose your analytics mode:

  • Group mode — Your customers are companies with team members (e.g., B2B SaaS)
  • User mode — Your customers are individuals (e.g., consumer apps, creator tools)

This determines how Klime tracks and displays your data. You can change it later in Settings.

2. Get your Write Key

Go to Settings and copy your Write Key — you'll need this to authenticate your SDK.

3. Choose your SDK

Pick the SDK that matches where you want to track events:

Frontend tracking — Use the JavaScript browser SDK for any client-side tracking, both for dynamic or static sites:

Backend tracking — Use a server SDK for server-rendered apps, API servers, background jobs, or webhook handlers:

Each SDK page has installation instructions, initialization examples, and the full API reference.

4. Start tracking

Once you've installed and initialized the SDK, you'll use these methods to send data to Klime:

identify() — Tell Klime who the user is when they sign in

group() — Link users to their company (Group mode only — skip this if your customers are individuals)

track() — Record important actions in your product

All SDKs share the same API design, so the concepts transfer across languages.

Important for Group mode: Your dashboard will be empty until you call group() to link users to companies. Events from identify() and track() are recorded, but customers won't appear until the group relationship is established.

5. Start using Klime

Once events are flowing, you can start using the Klime dashboard:

  • Dashboard Overview — Navigate the dashboard and understand your customer data
  • Customer Details — View detailed customer information, activity, and conversations
  • Chat — Ask questions about your customers using AI
  • Alerts — Configure Slack notifications and daily digests
  • Settings — Manage API keys, team members, and integrations

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