Event and visitor functions are invoked after the event or visitor is processed. You can use event and visitor functions to retrieve data from other systems, augment Tealium data, or send data to othe...

This article describes how to use the Airship data source to create a webhook in your Airship account and send actionable events to Tealium EventStream. In this article: Tealium EventStream and/or...

Labels help you identify data sources, event feeds, event specs, and attributes for your own organization and filtering. This article provides information on labels and how they are useful, and also s...

Data transformation functions are invoked after an event is collected from the data source and before the event is processed and can be used for a variety of purposes, including the following: Flatte...

This article provides information on adding an authentication to a function. In this article: Functions require authentication to access some service providers, such as Facebook or Google. You can a...

This article describes how to use Braze as a data source to send actionable events to Tealium EventStream API Hub and Tealium AudienceStream CDP using Braze Currents. For additional information about ...

This articles describes the installation options for Tealium AudienceStream CDP. This article is for customers that want to install Tealium AudienceStream but do not already use Tealium iQ Tag Managem...

This article describes various visitor stitching scenarios. In this article: When the same user is identified by two email addresses, the result is determined based on the device and browser used f...

This article provides example code for data transformation functions and event and visitor functions. The Data Transformation Functions feature is currently in early access and only open to select cus...

This article describes how to use the HTTP API - Advanced data source to create an HTTP endpoint to collect real-time event data with support for flattening complex objects. In this article: The HTT...

This article describes how to manage server-side users and permission roles for the Tealium Customer Data Hub. This article covers the following topics: Server-side user permissions provide control ...

This article describes the visitor ID attribute and how to use it. In this article: Before you begin, familiarize yourself with the following: Using Attributes Using Enrichments About Visitor Stitc...

This article defines the key components involved in identity resolution: anonymous IDs, user identifers, and visitor ID attributes. In this article: An anonymous ID is a unique and anonymous value a...

This article describes the number attribute and how to use it in the Customer Data Hub product. In this article: Before you begin, familiarize yourself with the following: Using Attributes Using En...

This article describes the tally attribute and how to use it in the Customer Data Hub. In this article: Table of Contents Placeholder Before you begin, familiarize yourself with the following: Using...

This article describes how to use the data types array of strings, array of numbers, and array of booleans. In this article: Before you begin, familiarize yourself with the following: Using Attribu...

This article describes how to add and configure connectors for Tealium EventStream API Hub and Tealium AudienceStream CDP. In this article: A connector is an integration that transmits data between ...

Live Events and Feeds are used to manage and inspect incoming data. This article shows how to inspect incoming event data, create and manage feeds, and evaluate data quality. This artic...

This article provides detailed steps to create a visitor ID attribute. This example uses customer_id, which is typically available when a visitor makes a purchase, as a user identifier. Learn more ab...

Trace is a testing and inspection tool for your EventStream and AudienceStream configuration that allows you to capture your workflow as a visitor and watch how events and customer data are processed ...

Some data sources use webhooks to send actionable events to Tealium EventStream or Tealium AudienceStream. When you add one of these data sources, the Get Code tab shows a URL and code that you use to...

Event specifications are a way to organize and validate the quality of incoming data. Specifications define the attributes required for types of events and provide code examples for your ins...

This article provides information on the functions execution environment, getting test data from your website, and using the JavaScript Console API. For information on creating a function, see Ma...

Omnichannel is a legacy feature that has been replaced by the File Import Data Source. Omnichannel is a feature for importing offline data into AudienceStream where it can enrich visitor pr...

This article provides information on creating, deleting, testing, and monitoring functions. In this article: Follow these steps to create a function: Navigate to Server-Side, Functions >...