Discover our passkey analytics guide. Track activation rates, login metrics, device insights & funnel analysis to optimize authentication flows.

Vincent
Created: July 9, 2024
Updated: December 10, 2025

Integrate our new Passkey Telemetry SDK for the most detailed passkey analytics
Passkey analytics provides developers with comprehensive insights into authentication flows, user behavior, and adoption patterns. At Corbado, our management console offers powerful passkey analytics tools designed to help you optimize authentication experiences and increase passkey adoption rates.
From funnel analysis to device insights, our passkey analytics suite leverages passkey intelligence to deliver actionable data that improves user authentication performance.
The Authentication Funnel Analysis is the centerpiece of passkey analytics, providing a visual representation of all authentication processes and events. This feature functions like process mining for authentication, showing you exactly how users navigate through your system.
Access the Authentication Funnel in your developer panel under Analytics > Funnel. The flowchart displays user paths through different authentication screens, helping you identify bottlenecks and unexpected behavior patterns.
The passkey analytics dashboard displays critical KPIs including:
Initial Implementation Validation
When launching passkeys, verify that users can successfully create and use passkeys. Check for successful passkey appends after conventional logins to ensure your system is functioning properly.
Platform Comparison
Compare passkey analytics across different platforms (web vs. mobile apps) to identify platform-specific issues. For example, if iOS web shows 95% completion but iOS app drops to 70%, this signals an implementation issue requiring investigation.
Passkey Intelligence Policy Evaluation
Analyze how your passkey intelligence configuration affects user flows. High rates of cross-device authentication (CDA) errors or skipped screens indicate policy adjustments may be needed.
Beyond standard signup and login flows, passkey analytics tracks:
Device Analytics provides insights into user login patterns and passkey activation rates across different user segments. This passkey analytics section helps you understand who actively uses your platform and how they engage with passkeys.
The analytics dashboard segments login activity into three categories:
Each segment breaks down users by login frequency over 12 months:
Month-over-month percentage changes show growth or decline trends, helping you identify whether power users or occasional users drive passkey adoption.
For each login frequency segment, passkey analytics divides users into four activation states:
This granular passkey analytics data reveals which user segments embrace passkeys and where you need to improve activation efforts.
Device analytics provides detailed breakdowns by:
This passkey analytics information helps convince stakeholders that users actively employ biometric authentication on their devices.
Activation Analytics focuses on increasing passkey activation rates, one of three core KPIs for passkey analytics (alongside usage rates and error rates). This section helps you monitor and optimize how effectively users create passkeys when prompted.
The append rate measures the percentage of users who create a passkey when shown the creation screen. Passkey analytics displays append rates as both relative percentages and absolute numbers, split by platform (web, native apps).
Track append rates across multiple presentation attempts:
Even users who decline initial prompts often create passkeys on later screens, with double-digit conversion rates persisting through multiple presentations.
The user activation rate shows the percentage of your entire user base who have created at least one passkey. Higher activation rates directly correlate with increased passkey login opportunities.
Passkey analytics breaks down activation rates by operating system and version, enabling you to:
This granular passkey analytics approach ensures you can spot and resolve activation barriers quickly.
Login Analytics tracks passkey usage rates and performance metrics, providing insights into how effectively users authenticate with passkeys versus fallback methods.
The core metric in login analytics is the passkey login rate—the percentage of authentication attempts completed using passkeys. This passkey analytics metric appears across all active platforms with both trend charts and absolute numbers.
Passkey analytics tracks how users start their authentication:
Understanding initiation methods helps optimize your authentication UX based on actual usage patterns.
Login analytics compares passkey authentication speed against non-passkey methods, typically showing passkeys are 4-5x faster. Passkey analytics displays performance metrics including:
Compare passkey login rates and initiation methods across different operating systems to identify platforms where optimization is needed. If certain OS versions show significantly lower passkey usage, your passkey analytics data guides targeted improvements.
Passkey Insights provides deep visibility into the characteristics and nature of passkeys created in your project. This passkey analytics section helps you understand how users store and manage their passkeys.
Passkey analytics shows where users store their passkeys through detailed authenticator breakdowns:
Pie charts display authenticators with over 5% market share, while detailed tables show the complete distribution including exotic password managers.
Combine authenticator data with additional dimensions:
This passkey analytics depth helps you understand user preferences and plan for password manager compatibility.
The hybrid passkey rate shows the percentage of passkeys capable of cross-device authentication via QR codes and Bluetooth. High hybrid rates ensure users can authenticate on devices without platform authenticators.
The synced passkey rate measures passkeys stored in cloud accounts or password
managers with backupState and backupEligible flags set to true. Synced passkeys
enable seamless authentication on new devices.
As of November 2025, Windows Hello doesn't sync passkeys by default, creating device-bound credentials. However, some Windows users employ third-party password managers that provide sync functionality.
Passkey analytics tracks transport capabilities:
Beyond static snapshots, passkey analytics offers time series views (daily, weekly, monthly) showing how passkey characteristics evolve:
This temporal passkey analytics perspective helps you understand the impact of OS updates, feature releases, and policy changes on your passkey ecosystem.
Comprehensive passkey analytics empowers developers to optimize authentication experiences and maximize passkey adoption. The Corbado Connect management console provides all the passkey analytics tools you need—from funnel analysis and device insights to activation tracking and login metrics.
By leveraging these passkey analytics capabilities, you can proactively identify issues, compare platform performance, and make data-driven decisions that improve user authentication. Whether you're validating initial implementations or scaling to millions of users, our passkey analytics suite gives you the visibility required for success.
Ready to harness the power of passkey analytics? Visit our website to explore our management console and start optimizing your passkey implementation today.
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