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Tealium iQ Tag Management Fixes Fixed an issue where a Consent Integration Purpose Group assignment could be incorrectly changed to a newly-added one when editing unrelated configuration fields. Added the ability to edit Enforcement Rules from the Consent Integrations, unless the rule is All Page or Events. Introduced a load rule preview to the tag workflow to allow users to view the conditions of the load rule without leaving the current experience. Fixed Events issue that prevented the After Load Rules Run Once event listener from being applied to the document. Fixed a Tags issue where some load rules were not displaying in the rule application step of the tag creation. Updated Tags to allow the user the ability to edit rules directly from the Tags tab.  Client-Side Tags New/Cool Stuff New marketplace tag — AppDynamics New marketplace tag – FullContact Customer Recognition New marketplace tag — Nano Fixes Updated Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK tag to fix tag template and data mappings loading issues. Updated Braze Mobile Remote Command tag to add parameters based on Braze SDK updates. Updated Chartbeat tag to add path parameter. Updated Contentsquare UX Analytics tag to fix duplicate pageview events issue. Updated Google Analytics 4 tag to add product mappings to the tag template to ensure continuity in template updates. Updated iAdvize tag to introduce useExplicitCookiesConsent parameter. Updated Teads tag to change advertiser ID variable name from teads_adv_id to teads_buyer_pixel_id . Updated TikTok Pixel tag to include new usage tips. Updated Twitter Pixel tag to clarify data mapping parameter values. Renamed AppNexus to Xandr Seller tag. Server-Side Connectors New/Cool Stuff New marketplace connector — Firebase Cloud Messaging New marketplace connector — Fullstory API New marketplace connector — LINE Audiences New marketplace connector — TikTok Offline Events Fixes Updated the AWS Kinesis Streams connector to support batching. Updated the Facebook CAPI EventStream connector action to include enhanced fields mapping. Updated the Google Display and Video 360 Customer Match connector to add single identifier actions. Updated the Impact Radius Conversion connector mapping requirements. Updated the Klaviyo connector to match recent vendor releases. Updated the Microsoft Bing Ads Offline Conversions connector to work with AudienceStream. Updated the Pardot connector to support Salesforce SSO process. Updated the Pinterest Conversions connector timeout to 10000ms. Updated the Selligent Marketing Cloud connector to resolve issue relating to keyFields parameter when upserting to list. Updated the TikTok Events Connector to version 1.3 and added automatic de-duplication section. Updated the TikTok Offline Events connector to rename AutoTracking parameter to auto_tracking. Data Connect Updated error notifications to notify users automatically if errors occur in any account recipes. Installations Mobile Cordova Plugin 2.3.1 — Fixed an issue that caused data passed from the Ionic wrapper not to be processed correctly. Firebase Remote Command 3.0.0 — Firebase SDK version upgraded to 10.7.0 on iOS. Flutter 2.4.0 Visitor Service — Fixed a case where event tracking would be delayed whilst fetching an updated visitor profile. Lifecycle — Fixed a case where the initial launch event is not sent until the first wake/sleep is triggered. Kotlin SDK dependencies updated Kotlin 1.5.1 — Added support for static mappings feature for JSON Remote Commands. React Native — Added support for AppsFlyer React Native Remote Command. Swift 2.9.2 — Improved data layer performance on launch and fixed cache issue with the Remote Publish Settings. ... View more

We’re excited to announce the new Tealium Data Connect is now available. Now you can create automated, low-code integrations that let you customize how and when to bring your data into Tealium. Tealium Data Connect provides a fast, efficient, and scalable architecture to automate the import of valuable data from your SaaS applications, CRMs, and data warehouses to Tealium. Use Data Connect to integrate data from your enterprise systems into Tealium AudienceStream CDP or EventStream API Hub for enrichment and real-time personalization and activation. What's new Get started quickly with low-code integrations Use Data Connect recipes to easily configure app integrations and automated workflows with little to no coding. Import data on your schedule Import net-new events to Tealium based on an existing dataset using recipes that work on your schedule. Use customized, automated workflows Data Connect recipes let you choose what kinds of triggers to use, what apps and actions you can call, and how to configure error handling for your business case. Complement real-time data and insights with historical context from other systems Import valuable data from systems like Snowflake, Salesforce, Hubspot, etc. and make it actionable in Tealium. Gain easier access to sources like data warehouses, CRM systems, and cloud applications. Add data translations directly into your workflow Using recipes, you can add data translations into your automated workflow making the process of importing data to Tealium more efficient. Learn more About Data Connect Data Connect best practices About Data Connect integrations ... View more

We’re excited to announce the new iQ Events feature for Tealium iQ Tag Management is now available. Now you can track visitor actions with our new no-code event listeners to gain deeper insights into customer journeys through your site.  Track web events like video plays, scroll tracking, mouseover interactions, and more without writing any JavaScript. Using the available out of the box Event Listeners, you can enhance your first and zero party data collection with just a few clicks, decreasing the amount of custom code being written and shortening the amount of time it takes to implement web tracking.  What’s new No-code Event Listeners New Events dashboard Multiple event types available, such as YouTube videos or Scroll tracking Customize Event Listeners to fit unique needs, such as target elements and tracking calls Adjust settings to cater to the specific action you are trying to track Configure a data payload to be sent when the action takes place   Precise control for Event and Tag loading   Control where the event listener loads Add existing load rules through a drag and drop experience Use Events or Load Rules to control when a tag should fire       Learn more About Events Create an Event Subscribe a tag to an event ... View more

Tealium iQ Tag Management Updated to resolve an issue where some users might not be able to merge profile versions correctly. Updated to resolve incorrect load rules summary page that included a relationship column. Updated to resolve a problem with Tealium iQ Tag Management search where searching in a tab wasn't focusing on the searched element. Updated to resolve an issue with text not rendering properly in extension filters. Client-Side Tags New/Cool Stuff New marketplace tag — Zeta Fixes Updated the ContentSquare Remote Commands tag with revised branding. Added functionality to the Piwik PRO tag for source tracking and Heartbeat configuration. Updated the TradeDoubler Conversion Tracking tag to support the tduid querystring parameter. Updated the Epsilon Site tag with updated parameter mappings and modifications to the template code to include dtmc_loc . Updated the AT Internet Piano Analytics tag to format product.display to send 1 event per product and allow for campaign prefix to take in an array of strings. Updated the Adobe Target tag to support version 2.10. Updated the Crimtan tag JavaScript path and added configuration parameters to the tag setup. Updated the TikTok Pixel tag to remove Ecommerce data mapping category and added parameters to Standard Tracking parameters. Updated the Google Analytics 4 tag to better support event payloads by adjusting the merge function. Updated the Bazaarvoice Pixel tag with additional mappings to better support event-specific parameters. Updated Custom Remote Command tag to allow for boolean values. Updated Contentsquare UX Analytics tag: Added dynamic variables mapping, removed fraud and friction configuration settings as these are now inherent in the tag functionality, and updated tag with revised branding. Updated Partnerize Event Tracker tag to new branding. Updated Google Cookie Matching Service for Google Ad Manager and DV360 tag title, description, and mapping destinations adding Google Hosted Match data. Server-Side Connectors New/Cool Stuff New marketplace connector — Pega Systems New marketplace connector — Pinterest Conversions Fixes Updated the Amazon Advertising DSP connector to support more currencies. Updated Facebook Conversions connector to add Automatic Deduplication to the Send Event action. ... View more

This article describes how to set up the Google Cookie Matching Service for Google Ad Manager and DV360 tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. Google's Cookie Matching Service enables a buyer to associate the cookie that identifies a Tealium visitor, and the doubleclick.net cookie that identifies the user for Google. In this article: Tag Tips Use mappings to override standard config If left blank, Tealium Account and Tealium Profile will be automatically populated. In allowed regions, sends the following server-side attribute back to Tealium:   google_gid tealium_visitor_id (md5 hashed) is automatically sent to Google for hosted matching unless overridden with mapping (both will be base64 encoded). For more information, see the Google Cookie Matching documentation.  Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. When adding the tag, configure the following settings: Network ID: Your Google provided Network or Buyer ID. Tealium Account: Your Tealium account Tealium Profile: Your Tealium profile Load Rules Load the tag on all pages or set conditions for when your tag will load. For more information about load rules, see the Load Rules documentation. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For instructions on how to map a variable to a tag destination, see data mappings. The available categories are: Standard Variable Description Network or Buyer ID (google_nid) Trace ID (tealium_trace_id) Tealium Selector (tealium_selector) Tealium Account (tealium_account) Tealium Profile (tealium_profile) Google hosted match data (google_hm) ... View more

Client-Side Tags New/Cool Stuff Updated Tealium Collect tag to let the customer choose whether to send cookies, LocalStorage, SessionStorage, querystring parameters, UDO variables, and meta values to server-side products. Fixes Updated AT Internet Piano Analytics tag to improve asynchronous loading, update parameter namings and mappings, add debugging configurations, and clean up data mapping categories. Server-Side Connectors New/Cool Stuff New marketplace connector — Tiktok Audiences. New marketplace connector — Salesforce Interaction Studio. Fixes Updated Amazon Advertising DSP connector to improve validation of hashed data. ... View more

This article describes how to set up the LINE tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. Boost your business growth by finding the right customers on LINE. Reach more audiences and achieve better results by managing campaign objectives, targeting, budget, and measurement anytime through LINE Ads. In this article: Tag Tips Use data mappings to override Configuration and Standard parameters. Supports the following E-Commerce extension values: Type ( type ) Item Ids ( itemIds ) Price ( price ) Currency ( currency ) Order Id ( orderId ) Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. When adding the tag, configure the following settings: Tag ID: Required. Your LINE account ID. Your LINE account ID may be set multiple items by concatenating with comma. Customer Type: The customer type. When set, the customer type is added to the tag custom parameters. When empty, the default value is lap. Load Rules Load the tag on all pages or set conditions for when your tag will load. For more information about load rules, see the Load Rules documentation. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For instructions on how to map a variable to a tag destination, see data mappings. The available categories are: Configuration parameters Variable Description Tag ID ( tagId ) [String] Customer Type ( customerType ) [String] Standard parameters Variable Description Type ( type ) (Overrides _ctype ) [String] Item Ids ( itemIds ) (Overrides _cprod ) [Array] Category ( category ) [String] Keywords ( keywords ) [String] Price ( price ) (Overrides _csubtotal ) [String] Currency ( currency ) (Overrides order_currency ) [String] Order Id ( orderId ) (Overrides _corder ) [String] Start Date ( startDate ) [String] End Date ( endDate ) [String] Events Enter the value of the mapped variable needed to trigger the selected Event. If you select CustomEvent, enter a name for the event in the Custom event name field. After you configure the CustomEvent mapping and events are sent to LINE, you can select the specified CustomEvent name when creating custom audiences in the LINE Ads Platform Account. To map events, refer to Create an Event Mapping. Variable Description Page View PageView Category View CategoryView View Product ViewProduct Search Search Add To Cart AddToCart Purchase Purchase Custom Event Custom ... View more

Learn about the new features and fixes released in September 2022. Tealium iQ Tag Management Updated to scroll to the new extensions position on the page when adding an extension. Updated to add validation to the save and publish button so that it is inactive until library inheritance is completed. Updated to properly load the load rules tab. Updated the Manage Profile dialog to appropriately shorten profiles and libraries with long names using ellipsis in all browsers. Updated to resolve scrolling behavior experienced while navigating to the Tealium iQ Tag Management Extensions tab. Updated to address instances when load rules appear to be linked to a tag. Updated to resolve a JavaScript error created when a profile is loading and a duplicated data source variable has been removed from the loading data. Client-Side Tags New/Cool Stuff utag.js Updated to version 4.49. Updated to read  localStorage and sessionStorage automatically. New marketplace tag — DMD AIMXR. New marketplace tag — Rockerbox. New marketplace tag — UserWay. Fixes Updated Google Consent Mode tag to set correct consent when tag is omitted from consent and prioritized. Updated Mapp Intelligence tag to correct an issue regarding the request QueueActivated boolean and added new documentation. Updated RichRelevance tag template and added new documentation. Server-Side Connectors New/Cool Stuff New marketplace connector — Acoustic Campaign. New marketplace connector — Apsis. New marketplace connector — AWIN Conversions. New marketplace connector — Coveo. New marketplace connector — WhatsApp Business. Fixes Updated the Adobe Analytics connector to add support for A4T mapping. Updated the Branch Events connector to support mapping User IP Address. Updated the Google Analytics 4 Measurement Protocol connector to increase page_location character limit. Updated the Swrve App Events connector mapping options, specifically regarding User Initiated values. Updated the Twitter Conversions connector to allow for batching and removed beta endpoint configurations. Installations Mobile Cordova plugin — Updated to correct plugin version. iOS Swift — Updated to add visitor switching. ... View more

This article describes how to set up the Mapp Intelligence tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. Mapp Intelligence offers analysts and marketers in depth analyses and valuable insights of website usage and a deeper understanding of their customers. It provides the necessary information to target audiences with the right message at the right time and in the right channel. In this article: Tag Tips Values added to data mapping will be inserted into the Webtrekk ( wt ) object. For example, use data mappings to set wt_config.contentId or internalSearch ). The Mapp Intelligence tag triggers formTrackInstall()  automatically by setting a value to Form HTML ID ( formTrackInstall ). Event tracking can be done with a function call using utag.link() . The E-Commerce extension is required to automatically set order values. Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. When adding the tag, configure the following settings: Library Version: The library version you are using. Track ID: ID used to assign requests to an account. Locate your track ID by navigating to Data Collection in the Mapp System Configuration. If the same information needs to be recorded to multiple accounts, enter the corresponding track IDs of the accounts as a comma-separated list. Track Domain: Your Mapp Intelligence track domain provided by your account manager. Param First: Semi-colon separated list of parameters that will be sent first. Domain: Domain of website being tracked. You can enter multiple domains, separated by a semicolon.x Link Tracking: The Mapp Intelligence tag provides two ways to track HTML links:  Link: All HTML links are automatically tracked when clicked Standard: All labeled HTML links of a page are tracked when clicked. Link Track Attribute: Name of the HTML attribute used for link names. Link Track Params: Name of query string parameters in the link URL that will be used as link name. Link Track Downloads: Extensions of download files to track. For example, .zip, .rar, .doc. Pixel Sampling: Define whether only every n-th user should be tracked on your page. Force HTTPS: Select on or off. Cookie Handling: Select the cookies you want to use: first-party cookies or third-party cookies. Cookie Domain: mediaCode: Set mediaCode to identify which parameter you will use for standard campaign tracking. mediaCodeCookie: If the mediaCode query parameter is in the address bar (for example, with AJAX-driven websites), set mediaCodeCookie to sid . WT Object Name: Name of the WT object. Leave the default of wt if using a single Webtrekk instance. Form Tracking: Enables global form tracking. To enable form tracking for single pages, use Form HTML ID in Data Mappings. Request Queue: Server to Server Tracking: Load Rules Load the tag on all pages or set conditions for when your tag will load. For more information about load rules, see the Load Rules documentation. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For instructions on how to map a variable to a tag destination, see data mappings. The available categories are: Standard Variable Description WT Object Name ( wt_object_name ) [String] Request of Obfusacation ( requestObfuscation ) [Boolean] Secure Configuration ( secureConfig ) [String] Send via SDK ( sendViaSDK ) [Boolean] Parameters to Include First ( wt_config.paramFirst )   Ignore Pre-rendering ( wt_config.ignorePrerendering ) [Boolean] Form Path Analysis ( wt_config.formPathAnalysis ) [Boolean] tabBrowsing ( wt_config.tabBrowsing ) [Boolean] globalVisitorIds ( wt_config.globalVisitorIds ) [Boolean] execCDB ( wt_config.execCDB ) [Boolean] useCDBCache ( wt_config.useCDBCache ) [Boolean] useCDBScript ( wt_config.useCDBScript ) [Boolean] requestLimitAmount ( wt_config.requestLimitAmount )   requestLimitTime ( wt_config.requestLimitTime )   Track ID ( wt_config.trackId )   Track Domain ( wt_config.trackDomain )   Domain ( wt_config.domain )   Link Track ( wt_config.linkTrack )   Link Track Attribute ( wt_config.linkTrackAttribute )   Link Track Params ( wt_config.linkTrackParams )   Link Track Downloads ( wt_config.linkTrackDownloads ) [RegExp Object] Link Track Pattern ( wt_config.linkTrackPattern )   Llink Track Replace ( wt_config.linkTrackReplace )   Link Track Ignore Pattern ( wt_config.linkTrackIgnorePattern )   No Delay Link Track Attribute ( wt_config.noDelayLinkTrackAttribute )   Pixel Sampling ( wt_config.pixelSampling )   Force HTTPS ( wt_config.forceHTTPS )   Cookie Handling ( wt_config.cookie )   Cookie Domain ( wt_config.cookieDomain )   contentId ( wt_config.contentId )   Form ( wt_config.form )   executePluginFunction ( wt_config.executePluginFunction )   Media Code Cookie ( wt_config.mediaCodeCookie )   Media Code ( wt_config.mediaCode )   Custom wt config item ( wt_config.### )   General Variable Description Custom Visitor ID   Login Status ( loginStatus )   URM Categories ( urmCategory.### )   Email RID ( emailRID )   Email Opt-In ( emailOptin )   Gender ( gender )   Birthday ( birthday ) [YYYYMMDD] Birthday Year ( birthdayJ ) [YYYY] Birthday Month ( birthdayM ) [MM] Birthday Day ( birthdayD )   CRM Category 1   CRM Category 2   CRM Category 3   CRM Category 4   CRM Category 5   CRM Category 6   CRM Category 7   CRM Category 8   CRM Category 9   CRM Category 10   Custom Session Parameter 1   Custom Session Parameter 2   Custom Session Parameter 3   Custom Session Parameter 4   Custom Session Parameter 5   Custom Session Parameter 6   Custom Session Parameter 7   Custom Session Parameter 8   Custom Session Parameter 9   Custom Session Parameter 10   Page Data Variable Description Page Title ( pageTitle ) [String] Content ID ( contentId )   URL Pattern ( pageURLPattern )   URL Replace ( pageURLReplace )   Tab Browsing ( tabBrowsing ) [Boolean] Internal Search ( internalSearch ) [String] Number of Search Result ( numberSearchResults ) [Number] Error Messages ( errorMessages ) [String] Page Type ( pageType ) [String] Page Length ( pageLength ) [String] Article Title ( articleTitle ) [String] Days Since Publication ( daysSincePublication ) [Number] Paywell Calls ( paywell ) [String] Content Tags ( contentTags ) [String] Content Group 1   Content Group 2   Content Group 3   Content Group 4   Content Group 5   Content Group 6   Content Group 7   Content Group 8   Content Group 9   Content Group 10   Content Group 11   Content Group 12   Content Group 13   Content Group 14   Content Group 15   Content Group 16   Content Group 17   Content Group 18   Content Group 19   Content Group 20   Content Group 21   Content Group 22   Content Group 23   Content Group 24   Content Group 25   Custom Parameter 1   Custom Parameter 2   Custom Parameter 3   Custom Parameter 4   Custom Parameter 5   Custom Parameter 6   Custom Parameter 7   Custom Parameter 8   Custom Parameter 9   Custom Parameter 10   Custom Parameter 11   Custom Parameter 12   Custom Parameter 13   Custom Parameter 14   Custom Parameter 15   Custom Parameter 16   Custom Parameter 17   Custom Parameter 18   Custom Parameter 19   Custom Parameter 20   Custom Parameter 21   Custom Parameter 22   Custom Parameter 23   Custom Parameter 24   Custom Parameter 25   Custom Parameter 26   Custom Parameter 27   Custom Parameter 28   Custom Parameter 29   Custom Parameter 30   Custom Parameter 31   Custom Parameter 32   Custom Parameter 33   Custom Parameter 34   Custom Parameter 35   Custom Parameter 36   Custom Parameter 37   Custom Parameter 38   Custom Parameter 39   Custom Parameter 40   Custom Parameter 41   Custom Parameter 42   Custom Parameter 43   Custom Parameter 44   Custom Parameter 45   Custom Parameter 46   Custom Parameter 47   Custom Parameter 48   Custom Parameter 49   Custom Parameter 50   Search & Form Tracking Variable Description Form ( form ) [0/1] Form Attribute ( formAttribute ) [String] Form Value Attribute ( formValueAttribute ) [String] Form Field Attribute ( formFieldAttribute ) [String] Full Content Form Tracking ( formFullContent ) [Array] Form Path Analysis ( formPathAnalysis ) [true/false] Anonymous Form Tracking ( formAnonymous ) [0/1] Form Field Default Value ( formFieldDefaultValue ) [String] Form HTML ID ( formTrackInstall )   Click Tracking Variable Description Link Track ( linkTrack ) [link/standard] Link Track Attribute ( linkTrackAttribute ) [String] Link Track Pattern ( linkTrackPattern ) [RegExp Object] Link Track Ignore Pattern ( linkTrackIgnorePattern ) [String] Link Track Replace ( linkTrackReplace ) [String] Link Track Downloads ( linkTrackDownloads ) [Array] Delay Link Track ( delayLinkTrack ) [true/false] Delay Link Track Time ( delayLinkTrackTime ) [Number] No Delay Link Track Attribute ( noDelayLinkTrackAttribute ) [String] Link Track Params   Link ID for custom utag.link tracking ( linkId )   Campaign Tracking Variable Description Media Code ( mediaCode )   Media Code Cookie ( mediaCodeCookie )   Campaign ID ( campaignId )   Campaign Action ( campaignAction )   Custom Campaign Parameter 1   Custom Campaign Parameter 2   Custom Campaign Parameter 3   Custom Campaign Parameter 4   Custom Campaign Parameter 5   Custom Campaign Parameter 6   Custom Campaign Parameter 7   Custom Campaign Parameter 8   Custom Campaign Parameter 9   Custom Campaign Parameter 10   Server Tracking Variable Description Send Via Server Activated ( sendViaServerActivated ) [true/false] Send Via Server Domain ( sendViaServerDomain ) [String] Send Via Server Path ( sendViaServerPath ) [String] Send Via Server Dropped Requests ( sendViaServerDroppedRequests )   Send Via Server Blacklist ( sendViaServerBlacklist )   Cookies Variable Description Update Cookie ( updateCookie ) [Boolean] Cookie Secure ( cookieSecure ) [Boolean] Cookie Ever ID Timeout ( cookieEidTimeout ) [Number] Validate Ever ID ( validateEverId ) [Boolean] Cookie OptOut Name ( optoutName ) [String] Cookie OptOut Time Frame ( optoutTimeFrame )   Request Queue Variable Description Request Queue Activated ( requestQueueActivated ) [Boolean] requestQueueResendInterval ( requestQueueResendInterval ) [Number] Reqquest Queue TTL ( requestQueueTTL ) [Number] Request Queue Size ( requestQueueSize ) [Boolean] Anonymous Tracking Variable Description Enable Anonymous Function ( enableAnonymousFunction ) [Boolean] Anonymous Opt In ( anonymousOptIn ) [Boolean] Anonymous Cookie Name ( anonymousCookieName ) [String] Suppress Identification Parameter ( suppressIdentificationParameter ) [Array] E-Commerce Variable Description Order ID ( order_id )  (Overrides _corder ) Order Total ( order_total )  (Overrides _ctotal ) Currency ( order_currency )  (Overrides _ccurrency ) Coupon Value ( order_couponValue )   List of Names ( product_name )  [Array] (Overrides _cprodname ) List of Quantities ( product_quantity )  [Array] (Overrides _cquan ) List of Prices ( product_unit_price )  [Array]  (Overrides _cprice ) productCategory ( product_category ) [Array] List of Categories  (Overrides _ccat ) productCategory ( product_brand ) [Array] List of Brands  (Overrides _cbrand ) productCategory ( product_subcategory )  [Array] List of Sub Categories (Overrides _ccat2 )  Product Status ( productStatus )   Payment Method ( paymentMethod ) [String] Shipping Service ( shippingService ) [String] Shipping Speed ( shippingSpeed ) [String] Shipping Costs ( shippingCosts ) [Number] Gross Margin ( grossMargin ) [Number] Order Status ( orderStatus ) [String] Product Variant ( productVariant ) [String] Product Sold Out ( productSoldOut ) [0/1] Product Category 1   Product Category 2   Product Category 3   Product Category 4   Product Category 5   Product Category 6   Product Category 7   Product Category 8   Product Category 9   Product Category 10   Product Category 11   Product Category 12   Product Category 13   Product Category 14   Product Category 15   Product Category 16   Product Category 17   Product Category 18   Product Category 19   Product Category 20   Product Category 21   Product Category 22   Product Category 23   Product Category 24   Product Category 25 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This article describes how to set up the RichRelevance tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. RichRelevance powers personalized shopping experiences for the world’s largest and most innovative retail brands, including Wal-Mart, Sears, Overstock.com and others. In this article: Tag Tips Supports these e-commerce extension values: Order ID List of Product IDs List of Product Names List of Brands List of Categories (Category ID) List of Categories 2 (Category Name) List of Quantities List of Prices Use mapping to override the following: Override the standard configuration values Override the e-commerce extension values Define placement lists Block Items by ID The Page Type is automatically set to Purchase Complete Page ( purchase )  when an Order ID ( order_id ) is set. Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. When adding the tag, configure the following settings: API Key: Your RichRelevance API Key. Page Type: The Home Page ( home ) is typically any generic page that does not have a specific product or product category associated to it. Use data mappings to override this selection. The Page Type will automatically be set to Purchase Complete Page ( purchase )  when an Order ID is set. Test Domains: A comma-separated list of domain names for pre-production sites, for example,  dev.mydomain.com  or  qa.mydomain.com . Calls to RichRelevance from these domains will go to  integration.richrelevance.com instead of recs.richrelevance.com .  Force Dev Mode: Forces the recommendation engine to ignore the current user's behavior. For use only in Dev and QA environments. Force Display: Overrides the Display recommendations onsite configuration. Use Force Display in a development environment to see recommendations when the customer-facing site is not ready for recommendation display. For use only in Dev and QA environments. Use Dummy Data: A method for using random products from the product cache to provide recommendations for a merchant. If the product cache is empty, a static recommendation set (not from the merchant's catalog) is used. Load Rules Load the tag on all pages or set conditions for when your tag will load. For more information about load rules, see the Load Rules documentation. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For instructions on how to map a variable to a tag destination, see data mappings. The available categories are: Standard Variable Description API Key ( api_key ) [String] Page Type ( page_type ) [String] Test Domains ( test_domains )  (comma-separated list) List of Placements ( placements ) [Array] Session ID ( user_session_id ) [String] User ID ( user_id ) [String] Channel API Key ( channel ) [String] Search Terms ( search_terms ) [String] Order ID ( order_id ) [String] List of Product IDs ( product_id ) [Array] List of Product Names ( product_name ) [Array] List of Prices ( price ) [Array] List of Quantitites ( qty ) [Array] List of SKUs ( product_sku ) [Array] Category ID ( category_id ) [String] Category Name ( category_name ) [String] Brand ( brand ) [String] Force Dev Mode ( forceDevMode )  [Boolean] Force Display Mode ( forceDisplayMode ) [Boolean] Use Dummy Data ( useDummyData )  [Boolean] Block Item ID ( blockItemId ) [Array] Registry ID ( registry_id ) [String] Events To map events, refer to Create an Event Mapping. Variable Description Home Page ( home ) home Search Page ( search ) search Item Page ( item ) item Category Page ( category ) category Personal Page ( personal ) personal Brand Page ( brand ) brand Add to Cart Page ( addtocart ) addtocart Cart Page ( cart ) cart Purchase Complete Page ( purchase ) purchase Error Page ( error ) error Add to Registry Page ( addtoregistry ) addtoregistry Generic Page ( generic ) generic Wish List Page ( wishlist ) wishlist Event-specific Parameters To map events, refer to Create an Event Mapping. Variable Description Home Page ( home ) home Search Page ( search ) search Item Page ( item ) item Category Page ( category ) category Personal Page ( personal ) personal Brand Page ( brand ) brand Add to Cart Page ( addtocart ) addtocart Cart Page ( cart ) cart Purchase Complete Page ( purchase ) purchase Error Page ( error ) error Add to Registry Page ( addtoregistry ) addtoregistry Generic Page ( generic ) generic Wish List Page ( wishlist ) wishlist ... View more

This article lists all visit and visitor attributes with their enrichments. In this article:  How it works This reference uses the following icons for data sources: Badge  Array of Strings Set of Strings Array of Numbers Number   String Boolean  Array of Booleans   Tally   Timeline Funnel  Date  Visitor ID  In Experimental Mode Omnichannel Attribute Event Level Attribute Custom Value Omnichannel Date  iQ Attribute   Badge Visitor-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: badges For more information, see Badge Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Assign   Remove   Assign from another badge Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Is assigned Is not assigned   Set of Strings Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: property_sets For more information, see Set of Strings Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Add Store array as set of strings Update this set of strings by another set of strings   Set as values in set of strings A not in set of strings B Remove all entries   Remove one entry Lowercase all entries   Set to top N keys from tally based on values Set to keys from tally having value > X Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Is assigned Is not assigned   Contains Contains (key)   Contains partial string Contains partial string (ignore case) Contains partial string (key contains substring) Contains partial string (ignore case) (key contains substring)   Does not contain Does not contain (key) Does not contain (key) (ignore case) Does not contain (ignore case)   Tally Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: metric_sets For more information, see Tally Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Increment key Increment key by value Increment by all keys and values in another tally Set tally based on arrays (keys in one array and values in another) Remove tally   Remove a key/value pair from a tally (key) Increment values of tally by 1 for each item Set tally to rolling sum/average of tally captured Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Is assigned Is not assigned   Contains (key) with option to check the value of key Contain partial string (a key contains this substring). With ignore case option, and with option to check the value of key. Does not contain Does not contain (key) Does not contain (key) (ignore case) Does not contain (ignore case) String Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: properties For more information, see String Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Set string Split (assign to randomly distributed values)   Remove   Lowercase   Join with delimiter   Set string to date   Favorite (automatically generated by tally)   Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Contain/s Contain/s (ignore case) Does not contain Does not contain (ignore case)   Equal/s  Equal/s (ignore case) Does not equal Does not equal (ignore case)   Starts with Starts with (ignore case) Ends with Ends with (ignore case) Is assigned Is not assigned Has changed   Matches regex Date Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: dates For more information, see Date Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Set to current date   Set to Set date based on date format from   Set date based on epoch milliseconds from (use "xxx" as date format for iQ Attribute) Remove date   Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Greater than or equal to Less than or equal to (You can compare with the current time either directly or with future or past timeframes in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, or months.)   Is assigned Is not assigned   Has changed   Visitor ID Visitor-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: n/a For more information, see Visitor ID Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Set to Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Contain/s Contain/s (ignore case) Does not contain Does not contain (ignore case)   Equal/s  Equal/s (ignore case) Does not equal Does not equal (ignore case) Is assigned Is not assigned   Funnel Visitor- and visit-level attribute Data layer enrichment key name: n/a For more information, see Funnel Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Record funnel step, optionally capturing attributes in the step.*  *Although these can be captured, there is presently no way to use them later apart from seeing them in Data Access.  Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Contain/s Contain/s (ignore case) Does not contain Does not contain (ignore case)   Equal/s  Equal/s (ignore case) Does not equal Does not equal (ignore case) Is assigned Is not assigned   Array of Strings Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: property_lists For more information, see Array of Strings Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Add string to array Add an array of strings Difference between two arrays Reset (remove all values)   Remove first/last/all entries of Lowercase all values   Set to or add a set of strings Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Contain/s (partial string) Contain/s (partial string) (ignore case) Contain/s  Contain/s (ignore case)   Does not contain (key) Does not contain (key) (ignore case) Does not contain key Does not contain (ignore case) Is assigned Is not assigned Timeline Visitor- and visit-level attribute Data layer enrichment key name: n/a For more information, see Timeline Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Set expiration for timeline events Update timeline (Store an entity in the timeline, optionally storing an attribute in it as a part of the entry). Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Is assigned Is not assigned   Number Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: metrics Numbers can be decimals or integers. Integers round up or down to the nearest whole number. (In experimental mode) For more information, see Number Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Increment/decrement Ratio/Product/Difference/Sum Set number Change in (other) number Count of items in   Specific (hardcoded key) value in   Count of items in   Rolling average/Sum/Maximum of number stored in   Number of entries in   Difference between two dates ( mhdwm ) Change in date ( mhdwm ) Set to number of items in array Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Equal Does not equal   Is assigned Is not assigned   Greater than or equal to Less than or equal to Has changed   Array of Numbers Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: metric_lists For more information, see Array of Numbers Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Add number to array Add an array of numbers Set to difference between two other arrays   Reset (remove all values)   Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Is assigned Is not assigned   Contains number  Array of Booleans Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: flag_lists For more information, see Array of Booleans Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Add a Boolean Add an array of Booleans Reset (remove all values)   Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Is assigned Is not assigned   Contains number Boolean Visitor- and visit-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Data layer enrichment key name: flags For more information, see Boolean Attribute. Enrichments ENRICHMENT SOURCE VALUES Set to true/false   Rule Conditions RULE CONDITIONS SOURCE VALUES Is true   Is false   Has changed   ... View more

This article lists all event attributes with their enrichments and corresponding rule conditions. In this article: How it works This reference uses the following icons for attribute types: String Array of Strings Number Array of Numbers Boolean Array of Booleans iQ Attribute Custom Value  Date   Omnichannel Date  In Experimental Mode  Visitor ID Omnichannel Attribute Event Level Attribute String Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Example: "A String" For more information, see String Attribute. Enrichments Enrichment Source Values Set string     Split (assign to randomly distributed values) Remove   Lowercase   Join with delimiter     Set string to date     Rule Conditions Rule Conditions Source Values Contains Contains [ignore case] Does not contain Does not contain [ignore case]         Equals Equals [ignore case] Does not equal Does not equal [ignore case]         Starts/ends with Starts/ends with [ignore case]         Is assigned Is not assigned   Matches regex Array of Strings Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Example: ["Hello", "", "Mark"] (empty string will be stored in place) For more information, see Attribute Data Type: Arrays. Enrichments Enrichment Source Values Add String to array     Add an array of strings Set to difference between two other Arrays Reset (remove all values)   Lowercase all entries   Remove first/last/all entries of     Rule Conditions Rule Conditions Source Values Contains [partial string] Contains [partial string] [ignore case]         Does not contain (key)  Does not contain (key) [ignore case]         Starts/ends with Starts/ends with [ignore case]         Number Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Example: "1.001", or "1001", but not "1,001" Numbers can be decimals or integers. Integers round up or down to the nearest whole number. (In experimental mode) For more information, see Number Attribute. Enrichments Enrichment Source Values Increment/Decrement Ratio/Product/Difference/Sum Set Number Aggregate of array of numbers (Average, Minimum, Maximum) Set to number of Items in array Rule Conditions Rule Conditions Source Values Equals Does not equal Is assigned Is not assigned      Greater than or equal to Less than or equal to        Array of Numbers Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Example: ["1", "", "3", "4"] will output [1, 0, 3, 4] For more information, see Attribute Data Type: Arrays. Enrichments Enrichment Source Values Add Number to array Add an array of numbers Set to difference between two other arrays Reset (remove all values)   Rule Conditions Rule Conditions Source Values Is assigned Is not assigned Contains number      Booleans Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Example: "true" For more information, see Boolean Attribute. Enrichments Enrichment Source Values Set to true/false    Rule Conditions Rule Conditions Source Values Is true/false      Array of Booleans Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Example: [true, false, true] (no quotes) For more information, see Attribute Data Type: Arrays. Enrichments Enrichment Source Values Add a boolean     Add an array of booleans Reset (remove all values)   Rule Conditions Rule Conditions   Contains boolean Contains only boolean       Is assigned Is not assigned       Date Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Control the input format by using the "Convert From Date Format" enrichment. For example, if this enrichment is set to "ddMMYY", pass "31122020" for December 31, 2020 as input. For more information, see Date Attribute. Enrichments Enrichment Source Values "Convert from Date Format" Set expected Date Format for event variable input.    Set to current date   Set date. Use "xxx" for date format. Set date based on date format from  Set date based on epoch milliseconds. Use "xxx" for date format.     Rule Conditions Rule Conditions Source Values Greater than or equal to Less than or equal to You can compare with the current time either directly or with future or past timeframe in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks or months.    Is assigned Is not assigned   iQ Attribute and Omnichannel Attribute Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Any data format For more information about omnichannel attributes, see Attributes: Offline Data (Omnichannel). Rule Conditions Rule Conditions   Contains Contains [ignore case] Does not contain Does not contain [ignore case]         Array does contain Array does not contain         Equals Equals [ignore case] Does not equal Does not equal [ignore case]         Starts/ends with Starts/ends with [ignore case]         Less than | Greater than or equal to         Is assigned Is not assigned   Is empty Is not empty   Omnichannel Date Event-level attribute Can be used in a webhook Uses the Java Simple Date Format For more information about omnichannel attributes, see Attributes: Offline Data (Omnichannel). Rule Conditions Rule Conditions Source Values Greater than or equal to Less than or equal to    Is assigned Is not assigned   Occurred more/less than X minutes, hours, days, weeks, months ago   ... View more

This article describes how to set up the AT Internet Piano Analytics tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. Piano Analytics is the logical progression to the Analytics Suite 2, a solution that has been continuously developed for over 20 years and endorsed by tens of thousands of customers. With its user-centric, ethical-by-design, and value-driven data model, Piano Analytics synthesizes product & marketing analytics, all while solving the serious data quality issues facing the industry. In this article: Tag Tips Use mapping to override the standard config values dynamically. Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. When adding the tag, configure the following settings: Site ID: AT Internet Site ID. Collection Domain: AT Internet data collection domain. Collection Path: AT Internet pixel request URL path. Add Event URL: Automatically adds a page_url property to all events, containing the URL of the current page. (default is set to withoutQS ) Send Event When Optout: Do you want to send events when opted out? (default is true) Campaign Prefix: Choose with an order of priority the type of campaign to be collected. Enable UTM Tracking: UTM parameters collected as properties. (default is true) Queue Name: Use this field to overwrite the default queueName from _pac . Load Rules Load the tag on all pages or set conditions for when your tag will load. For more information about load rules, see the Load Rules documentation. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For instructions on how to map a variable to a tag destination, see data mappings. The available categories are: Tag Configuration Parameters Variable Description Site ID (site) [String] Collection Domain (collectionDomain) [String] Collection Path (collectionPath) [String] Add Event URL (addEventURL) [Boolean] Send Event When Optout (sendEventWhenOptout) [Boolean] Campaign Prefix (campaignPrefix) [String] Enable UTM Tracking (enableUTMTracking) [Boolean] Queue Name (queueName) [String] Conversion Parameters Variable Description Goal Type (goal_type) [String] Page Parameters Variable Description Page (page) [String] Page Chapter 1 (page_chapter1) [String] Page Chapter 2 (page_chapter2) [String] Page Chapter 3 (page_chapter3) [String] Clicks Parameters Variable Description Click (click) [String] Click Chapter 1 (click_chapter1) [String] Click Chapter 2 (click_chapter2) [String] Click Chapter 3 (click_chapter3) [String] On Site Ads Parameters Variable Description On Site Ad type (required) (onsitead_type) [String] On Site Ad advertiser (onsitead_advertiser) [String] On Site Ad campaign (onsitead_campaign) [String] On Site Ad category (onsitead_category) [String] On Site Ad creation (onsitead_creation) [String] On Site Ad detailed placement (onsitead_detailed_placement) [String] On Site Ad format (onsitead_format) [String] On Site Ad general placement (onsitead_general_placement) [String] On Site Ad url (onsitead_url) [String] On Site Ad variant (onsitead_variant) [String] Internal Search Engine Parameters Variable Description ISE keyword (ise_keyword) [String] ISE page (ise_page) [Number] ISE click rank (ise_click_rank) [Number] MV Testing Parameters Variable Description MV creation (mv_creation) [String] MV test (mv_test) [String] MV wave (mv_wave) [Number] Product Parameters Variable Description Product ID (product_id) (Overrides _cprod) [Array of string] Product label (product) (Overrides _cprodname) [Array of string] Product variant (product_variant) [String] Product brand (product_brand) (Overrides _cbrand) [Array of string] Discounted product? (product_discount) (Overrides _cpdisc) [Array of boolean] Price tax included (product_pricetaxincluded) (Overrides _cprice) [Array of number] Price tax free (product_pricetaxfree) [Number] Currency (ISO 4217) (product_currency) [String] Product in stock? (product_stock) [Boolean] Product quantity (product_quantity) (Overrides _cquan) [Array of number] Level 1 category (product_category1) (Overrides _ccat) [Array of string] Level 2 category (product_category2) (Overrides _ccat2) [Array of string] Level 3 category (product_category3) [String] Level 4 category (product_category4) [String] Cart created by this product addition? (product_cartcreation) [Boolean] Cart Parameters Variable Description Cart ID (cart_id) (Overrides _corder) [String] Cart currency (cart_currency) (Overrides _ccurrency) [String] Turnover tax included (cart_turnovertaxincluded) [Number] Turnover tax free (cart_turnovertaxfree) [Number] Cart creation date (timestamp UTC in seconds) (cart_creation_utc) [Number] Number of products (cart_quantity) (Overrides _ctotal) [Number] Number of distinct products (cart_nbdistinctproduct) [Number] New unique version identifier associated with the cart (cart_version) [Number] Transaction Parameters Variable Description Transaction ID (transaction_id) [String] Promo code list (transaction_promocode) [Array of string] First purchase of the customer? (transaction_firstpurchase) [Boolean] Shipping and Payment Parameters Variable Description Shipping type (shipping_delivery) [String] Shipping cost tax included (shipping_costtaxincluded) [Number] Shipping cost tax free (shipping_costtaxfree) [Number] Payment mode (payment_mode) [String] Users Parameters Variable Description User ID (userId) [String] User category (userCategory) [String] Enable storage (enableStorage) [Boolean] Global Parameters Variable Description Domain of cookie deposit (cookieDomain) [String] "SameSite" flag in cookies in client-side (cookieSameSite) [String] "Secure" flag in cookies in client-side cookies (cookieSecure) [Boolean] Storage value encode (encodeStorageBase64) [Boolean] Privacy and Storage Parameters Variable Description Privacy mode by default (privacyDefaultMode) [String] Lifetime Storage Privacy value (storageLifetimePrivacy) [Number] Lifetime Storage User value (storageLifetimeUser) [Number] Lifetime Storage Visitor value (storageLifetimeVisitor) [Number] Relative or fixed cookie lifetime value for visitor (visitorStorageMode) [String] Visitor Policy Parameters Variable Description Is cookie deposit client side ? If false, server side (isVisitorClientSide) [Boolean] Audio Video Parameters Variable Description Session ID of the playback [String] Delay between two heartbeat during playback, minimum delay is 5sec. (heartbeatDuration) [Number or Object] Delay between two heartbeat during buffering, minimum delay is 1sec. (bufferingHeartbeatDuration) [Number or Object] Session ID, generated by the SDK (av_session_id) [String] Content ID (av_content_id) [String] Content Label (av_content) [String] Content Type (av_content_type) [String] Content Duration, in milliseconds (av_content_duration) [Number] Linked Content Label (av_content_linked) [String] Publication Date, timestamp (av_publication_date) [Number] Content genre's (av_content_genre) [Array of String] Show Label (av_show) [String] Show Season Label (av_show_season) [String] Episode ID (av_episode_id) [String] Episode Label (av_episode) [String] Channel Label (av_channel) [String] Author Name (av_author) [String] Content Version (av_content_version) [String] Duration range (av_content_duration_range) [String] Broadcasting Type (av_broadcasting_type) [String] Broadcaster Name (av_broadcaster) [String] Ad Type (av_ad_type) [String] Player Label (av_player) [String] Player Version (av_player_version) [String] Player Position (av_player_position) [String] Auto play mode (av_auto_mode) [Boolean] Media language (av_language) [String] Subtitles (av_subtitles) [String] Launch reason (av_launch_reason) [String] Events To map events, refer to Create an Event Mapping. Variable Description page.display page.display click.action click.action click.navigation click.navigation click.download click.download click.exit click.exit publisher.impression publisher.impression publisher.click publisher.click self_promotion.impression self_promotion.impression self_promotion.click self_promotion.click internal_search_result.display internal_search_result.display internal_search_result.click internal_search_result.click mv_test.display mv_test.display product.display product.display product.page_display product.page_display product.add_to_cart product.add_to_cart product.remove_from_cart product.remove_from_cart product.awaiting_payment product.awaiting_payment product.purchased product.purchased cart.creation cart.creation cart.display cart.display cart.update cart.update cart.delivery cart.delivery cart.payment cart.payment cart.awaiting_payment cart.awaiting_payment transaction.confirmation transaction.confirmation setUser setUser getUser getUser deleteUser deleteUser getSessionID getSessionID av.play av.play av.buffer.start av.buffer.start av.buffer.heartbeat av.buffer.heartbeat av.start av.start av.heartbeat av.heartbeat av.pause av.pause av.rebuffer.start av.rebuffer.start av.rebuffer.heartbeat av.rebuffer.heartbeat av.resume av.resume av.stop av.stop av.seek.start av.seek.start av.forward av.forward av.backward av.backward av.ad.click av.ad.click av.ad.skip av.ad.skip av.error av.error av.display av.display av.close av.close av.volume av.volume av.subtitle.on av.subtitle.on av.subtitle.off av.subtitle.off av.fullscreen.on av.fullscreen.on av.fullscreen.off av.fullscreen.off av.quality av.quality av.speed av.speed av.share av.share Custom custom Event-specific Parameters To map events, refer to Create an Event Mapping. Variable Description page.display page.display click.action click.action click.navigation click.navigation click.download click.download click.exit click.exit publisher.impression publisher.impression publisher.click publisher.click self_promotion.impression self_promotion.impression self_promotion.click self_promotion.click internal_search_result.display internal_search_result.display internal_search_result.click internal_search_result.click mv_test.display mv_test.display product.display product.display product.page_display product.page_display product.add_to_cart product.add_to_cart product.remove_from_cart product.remove_from_cart product.awaiting_payment product.awaiting_payment product.purchased product.purchased cart.creation cart.creation cart.display cart.display cart.update cart.update cart.delivery cart.delivery cart.payment cart.payment cart.awaiting_payment cart.awaiting_payment transaction.confirmation transaction.confirmation setUser setUser getUser getUser deleteUser deleteUser getSessionID getSessionID av.play av.play av.buffer.start av.buffer.start av.buffer.heartbeat av.buffer.heartbeat av.start av.start av.heartbeat av.heartbeat av.pause av.pause av.rebuffer.start av.rebuffer.start av.rebuffer.heartbeat av.rebuffer.heartbeat av.resume av.resume av.stop av.stop av.seek.start av.seek.start av.forward av.forward av.backward av.backward av.ad.click av.ad.click av.ad.skip av.ad.skip av.error av.error av.display av.display av.close av.close av.volume av.volume av.subtitle.on av.subtitle.on av.subtitle.off av.subtitle.off av.fullscreen.on av.fullscreen.on av.fullscreen.off av.fullscreen.off av.quality av.quality av.speed av.speed av.share av.share Custom custom ... 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Learn about the new features and fixes released in July 2022. Tealium iQ Tag Management Updated to alert the user to all publish error messages. Client-Side Tags New/Cool Stuff New marketplace tag - Amazon Advertising Cookie Matching. Fixes Updated the Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK tag to allow for XDM mapping. Updated the Braze Remote Command templates to allow for the addition and removal of subscription group methods. Updated the Criteo Cookie Matching Service tag with a new parameter to support the generation of UIDs if one doesn't exist. Updated the Floodlight (gtag.js) and Google Ads Conversion Tracking and Remarketing (gtag.js) tags to allow for easier cross-domain tracking through the tags. Updated the Google Analytics (gtag.js) tag to allow for additional content group support. Updated the Optimise Media Conversion tag to support additional parameters for conversions. Server-Side Connectors New/Cool Stuff New marketplace connector: AT Internet Piano Analytics. New marketplace connector: DMD Email. New marketplace connector: Selligent Marketing Cloud. Fixes Updated the Acoustic Campaign connector timeout to 10 seconds. Updated the Agillic Recipients connector to better support user attribution. Updated the Criteo Audiences connector to allow for additional consent support. Updated the MediaMath Connector to support additional required parameter mappings. Updated the Salesforce Email Studio OAuth2 (ExactTarget) connector with latest WSDL files. Updated the TikTok Events connector configuration page to remove out-of-date authentication fields. Installations Mobile iOS -  Upgraded Firebase Remote Command. NativeScript Plugin - Upgraded to latest library versions. Ruby - Merged and released customer PR to fix data source bug. Xamarin Plugin Upgraded to latest library versions. Created Firebase Remote Command Xamarin bindings to be used with the Xamarin plugin. ... View more

This article describes how to set up the Acxiom Real Identity rTag tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. rTAG provides the ability to flexibly instrument digital channels with data collection capabilities, identity generation and association, privacy governance and containers for managing invocation of partner tags. In this article: Tag Tips Use mappings to override or dynamically set the tag configurations. Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. When adding the tag, configure the following settings: Domain Name: A subdomain of the client’s domain name with a CNAME that much be changed to rTAG. ESI toggle: (Optional) Top level directory indicates whether ESI is enabled.  1 — Indicates files are processed for ESI directly. 2 — Indicates that ESI files are gzipped and cached after being generated. Logging Mode: Logging mode based on the logging requirements of the client. Tag Type: The filename of the object to be received. Load Rules Load the tag on all pages or set conditions for when your tag will load. For more information about load rules, see the Load Rules documentation. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For instructions on how to map a variable to a tag destination, see data mappings. The available categories are: Tag Configuration Variable Description Domain name (domain_name) [String] ESI toggle (esi_toggle) [String] Logging mode (logging_mode) [String] Tag type (tag_type) [String] Standard Variable Description Cache buster, typically set to a random number or timestamp (r) [String] Encoded URL destination for a 302-redirect directive (ru) [String] Event ID (evid) [String] Session ID (s) [String] Domain (dmn) [String] Path with filename (pn) [String] Query string of the URL (qs) [String] Domain of the referring page (rdn) [String] Path with filename of referring page (rpn) [String] Query string of the URL of referring page (rqs) [String] Unique user agent/user/browser identifier, which can be from a cookie, a statistical ID, or other source (uu) [String] Statistical id (suu) [String] The specific class tag configuration to be used (cls) [String] Publisher or site identifier (pubid) [String] Partner unique identifier (puu) [String] Payload passed by client in clientObject (payload) [String] Advertising agency identifier (ag) [String] Advertiser or marketer identifier (adv) [String] Campaign identifier (ca) [String] Creative identifier (cr) [String] List of user segments (sg) [String] Comma separated list of entity types (aqet) [String] Client-determined variable 0 (v0) [String] Client-determined variable 1 (v1) [String] Client-determined variable 2 (v2) [String] Client-determined variable 3 (v3) [String] Client-determined variable 4 (v4) [String] Client-determined variable 5 (v5) [String] Client-determined variable 6 (v6) [String] Client-determined variable 7 (v7) [String] Client-determined variable 8 (v8) [String] Client-determined variable 9 (v9) [String] ... View more

This article describes how to set up the Google Ads Enhanced Conversions for Web connector. In this article: API Information This connector uses the following vendor API: API Name: Google Ads API API Version: v10 API Endpoint: https://googleads.googleapis.com/ Documentation: Google Ads API: Enhanced Conversions Batch Limits This connector uses batched requests to support high-volume data transfers to the vendor. Requests are queued until one of the following thresholds is met: Max number of requests: 2000 Max time since oldest request: 10 minutes Max size of requests: 2 MB Connector Actions Action Name AudienceStream EventStream Send Conversion ✓ ✓ Configure Settings Navigate to the Connector Marketplace and add a new connector. For general instructions on how to add a connector, see the About Connectors article. After adding the connector, configure the following settings: Customer ID Required: Provide Ads account customer ID to manage. Manager Customer ID Optional: If you're accessing a client customer, the Manager Customer ID must be set. Click Done when you are finished configuring the connector. Action Settings — Parameters and Options Click Continue to configure the connector actions. Enter in a name for the action and then select the action type from the drop-down menu. The following section describes how to set up parameters and options for each action. Action — Send Conversion Parameters Parameter Description Conversion Action Select an existing conversion action. Conversion actions need to be configured in the Google Ads UI with a type of WEBPAGE, enhanced conversions enabled, and enhanced conversion implementation method set to API. For more information about enhanced conversations, see: Google Ads Enhanced Conversion Tracking. Transaction ID (Required) ID that uniquely identifies a conversion event, generated by you as the advertiser. The value of this ID should equal the matching client-side event. Tealium recommends using order_ID for purchases and tealium_random for other events. Conversion Value Monetary value of the conversion. Conversion Currency Currency code of the conversion. Conversion Time The date time at which the original conversion occurred. The timezone must be specified. The format is yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss+|-hh:mm. For example, 2022-01-01 12:32:45-08:00. Default value is now. Gclid Google click identifier for the Ad click that led to the user conversion, where available. User Agent User agent of the user that converted, if such data is retained by advertiser. Email Address (already SHA256 hashed) Provide an email address which has been already whitespace trimmed, lowercased and SHA256 hashed. Remove all periods (.) that precede the domain name in gmail.com and googlemail.com email addresses before hashing. Email Address (apply SHA256 hash) Provide a plain text email address and the connector will remove all periods (.) that precede the domain name in gmail.com and googlemail.com email addresses, whitespace trim, lowercase, and hash this value using SHA256 hash. Phone Number (already SHA256 hashed) Provide a phone number according to the E164 standard that has been already whitespace trimmed, lowercased and SHA256 hashed. Phone Number (apply SHA256 hash) Provide a plain text phone number and the connector will remove all non-digit symbols, prefix the number with a plus sign (+), whitespace trim, lowercase, and hash this value using SHA256 hash. Address Info: First Name (already SHA256 hashed) Provide first name which has been already whitespace trimmed, lowercased and SHA256 hashed. Address Info: First Name (apply SHA256 hash) Provide a plain text first name and the connector will whitespace trim, lowercase, and hash this value using SHA256 hash. Address Info: Last Name (already SHA256 hashed) Provide last name which has been already whitespace trimmed, lowercased and SHA256 hashed. Address Info: Last Name (apply SHA256 hash) Provide a plain text last name and the connector will whitespace trim, lowercase, and hash this value using SHA256 hash. Address Info: Street Address (already SHA256 hashed) Provide street address which has been already whitespace trimmed, lowercased and SHA256 hashed. Address Info: Street Address (apply SHA256 hash) Provide a plain text street address and the connector will whitespace trim, lowercase, and hash this value using SHA256 hash. Address Info: City City of the user's address. Address Info: State State code of the user's address. Address Info: Postal Code Postal code of the user's address. Address Info: Country Code 2-letter country code in ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 of the user's address. Error Troubleshooting The following are some common error codes and resolutions: EC_MODE_MISMATCH: The conversion action has the incorrect conversion type in the Google Ads Platform. Change the converstion type to API in the Google Ads Platform under Tools > Conversions > Conversion Event. INVALID_USER_CUSTOMER_AUTHORIZATION: The login used to authenticate to the Google Ads platform during connector setup needs to have at least read-only access for the account owning the audience list. Invalid Parameter - Action has invalid parameter value or missing required parameter: This is an internal validation error from the connector raised when required fields are missing. One of the following Action Errors will be returned: Transaction ID cannot be empty: If a conversion does not have an order ID, tealium_random can be mapped in the client-side tag and the connector action configuration. Email or Phone Number or All Address Info need to be provided.: Required PII for Enhanced Conversions are one set of the following: a) customer email b) customer first name, last name, street address, city, state, country, and zip code Ensure that required field values are present in the event data. For more information, see Google Ads API Errors. ... View more

This article describes how to add and connect  data sources to your Customer Data Hub profile. If you are using iQ Tag Management for your website or mobile app, you technically already have a data source installed. If desired, you may still create a data source for the appropriate platform and then follow the guide to Data Sources for iQ. To add a data source using a CSV file, see File Import Data Source. In this article:  Adding a Data Source Adding a web, mobile, server-side, or webhook API data source requires only three main steps: select a platform, choose the events you want to track (event specifications), and get the code for your installation. Use the following steps to add a data source: In the sidebar, select Sources > Data Sources. Click + Add Data Source. The Add Data Source dialog displays. From the Select a Platform screen, select a language or platform for your installation. To filter selections by category, click a category in the left panel. In the Name field under Summary, enter a name and click Continue. This is a required field. Click Continue. The dialog advances to the Choose Event Specifications step. You can optionally click Skip to skip this step, otherwise continue with the following steps. To continue, select one or more event specifications. To filter event specification types, click a category in the left panel. Clicking Select All in filtered categories selects only the specifications that display. Clicking Deselect All in filtered categories deselects the specifications in all categories. Click Continue. The dialog advances to the Get Code step and displays the data source key and installation code or instructions. Optional. To download installation instructions, including the data source key, base code, and event tracking code, click Download as PDF. Click Save & Continue. A summary displays details and successful addition of the new data source and event specifications. Click Close. The new data source displays with a summary of actionable items. To expand or collapse the details of a data source, click the data source name. From the detailed data source view you can perform the following actions: View and copy the data source key View installation instructions Return to the Get Code page Open the Get Code pop-up/dialogue Edit the data source settings Duplicate the event source Delete the data source Add or remove event specifications View event specification details View live events related to an event specification Editing Data Source Settings In this step, you can edit your data source settings to add notes, labels, a custom logo URL, or a custom homepage URL to link to your homepage. Use the following steps to edit the data source settings: Click the name of the data source to expand the details for that data source. Click the pencil icon in the toolbar that displays on the bottom right of the data source. The Data Source Settings dialog displays. You can optionally hover over the logo to display a pencil icon over the logo and then click. In the Notes field, enter helpful note related to the data source. In the Labels field, click Add Labels. To add an existing label, select the label and click Apply. To add a new label, click Manage Labels. The Manage Labels dialog displays. Click + Add Label. In the Color field, select a color from the drop-down list. In the Label field, enter a name for the label. Click Save. To delete a label, click Add Label from the Labels field. Uncheck the label to delete and click Delete. Click Yes to confirm the deletion. In the Custom Logo URL field, enter a valid URL to display your custom logo. Logo file names must end with jpg, png, or gif. All URLs must be valid, secure addresses prefaced with  https:// In the Custom Homepage URL field, enter a valid URL for your homepage. Click Save. Click Finish. Connecting Your Customer Data Hub Profile to a Data Source  Webhooks Adding a webhook API data source to your Tealium Customer Data Hub profile generates a unique URL to use in your webhook configuration in following format: https://collect.tealiumiq.com/integration/event/ACCOUNT/PROFILE/DATA_SOURCE_KEY After adding and connecting the data source, save and publish your profile then configure your webhook using the instructions available in the Get Code screen. Web, Mobile, or Server-side Data Sources To install the code for the data source, first connect your Customer Data Hub profile to data source. You will need the data source key and links to the installation guides. Use the following steps to connect your iQ profile to a new or existing data source: In the sidebar, select Sources > Data Sources. Click the name of the data source you want to install to expand the details. From the detailed view, copy the Data Source Key value. Use the installation instructions for your platform to paste the data source key value into your code. Installing the Code for the Data Source After you enter the data source key, you can install the code for the data source. You will need the sample code snippet and links to the installation guides. Use the following steps to install the code for the data source: With the data source details expanded, click Get Code. The Get Code dialog displays. From this dialog, you can download a PDF with installation instructions, view and copy the base code, or view and copy event tracking code. Copy the code displayed in the window. Use the installation instructions for your platform to install the code. Click Close to close the Get Code dialog. Verifying the New Data Source Once you have saved and published your Customer Data Hub account with the new data source and installed the data source key in the relevant platform, you can verify the setup using Live Events. Use the following steps to view live events and verify your data source: With the data source details expanded, click the Live Events chart icon to view live events filtered to this data source. In your installation, trigger test events and view them as they display in the Live Events feed. ... View more

This article describes how to set up the Coveo Usage Analytics (Coveo UA) tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. Coveo for Commerce is a data-driven platform that offers recommendations, search, and the ability to manage relevance. The Coveo Usage Analytics JavaScript is used to send events occurring in and out of Coveo-powered pages.  For more information about Coveo UA Javascript, see the Coveo Collect Commerce Events documentation. In this article: Tag Tips Use mappings to: Dynamically override config data Dynamically override the E-Commerce extension values Send additional data values Event trigger Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. When adding the tag, configure the following settings: Coveo API Key: Coveo API Key for Analytics created for your catalog. Alternate Endpoints: Specify the Coveo endpoint for your region. Load Rules Load the tag on all pages or set conditions for when your tag will load. For more information about load rules, see the Load Rules documentation. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For instructions on how to map a variable to a tag destination, see data mappings. The available categories are: Global Fields Variable Description Coveo API Key (coveoApiKey) [String] Endpoint (customEndpoint) [String] Currency Code (currencyCode) [String] Anonymize Ip (anonymizeIp) [Boolean] Loyalty Card Id (loyaltyCardId) [String] Loyalty Tier (loyaltyTier) [String] Third Party Persona (thirdPartyPersona) [String] Company Name (companyName) [String] Favorite Store (favoriteStore) [String] Store Name (storeName) [String] User Industry (userIndustry) [String] User Role (userRole) [String] User Department (userDepartment) [String] Business Unit (businessUnit) [String] Page Fields Variable Description Page (page) [String] Title (title) [String] Location (location) [String] Product Data Fields Variable Description ID (id) (Overrides _csku) [Array] Name (name) (Overrides _cprodname) [Array] Brand (brand) (Overrides _cbrand) [Array] Category (category) (Overrides _ccat) [Array] Group (group) [Array] Variant (variant) [Array] List (list) [Array] Price (price) (Overrides _cprice) [Array] Quantity (quantity) (Overrides _cquan) [Array] Coupon (coupon) (Overrides _cpdisc) [Array] Position (position) [Array] Transaction Fields Variable Description ID (id) [Number] Affiliation (affiliation) [String] Revenue (revenue) [String/Number] Tax (tax) [String/Number] Shipping (shipping) [String/Number] Coupon (coupon) [String] Quote Fields Variable Description ID (id) [Number] Affiliation (affiliation) [String] Review Fields Variable Description ID (id) [Number] Rating (rating) [Number] Comment (comment) [String] Events Variable Description Click (click) click Detail (detail) detail Quick View (quickview) quickview Impression (impression) impression Add (add) add Remove (remove) remove Purchase (purchase) purchase Refund (refund) refund Bookmark Add (bookmark_add) bookmark_add Bookmark Remove (bookmark_remove) bookmark_remove Compare Add (compare_add) compare_add Compare Remove (compare_remove) compare_remove Review Add (review_add) review_add Review Remove (review_remove) review_remove Quote (quote) quote Checkout (checkout) checkout Checkout Option (checkout_option) checkout_option Custom custom ... View more

This article describes how to configure an advanced webhook to send custom request actions using template variables for Pega API. In this article: Prerequisites Set up Pega Customer Decision Hub  Tealium EventStream API Hub or Tealium AudienceStream CDP How it Works The Pega outgoing webhook enables integrations with Pega's Customer Decision Hub, Next-Best-Actions designer, and Customer Profile designer. Using Tealium and Pega together can help you comply with security regulations, leverage real-time data collection to be more responsive, and identify and target individual customers with Next-Best-experience messages. Integrating with Pega allows Tealium data to trigger custom customer interactions, such as a newsletter promotion or promotional code offering through Pega, helping personalize the customer’s journey. To get started, submit an HTTP request to send first-party personalized data to Pega. Vendor Requirements Request URL You can create a custom request URL in Pega using Pega's Designer Studio. Your request URL is based on your specific Pega implementation and the service packages in your Pega account. When you create your request URL, you will need to include specific path parameters. To set up your REST service, including specifying the variables and path parameters for your custom URL, see Creating a Service REST rule in the Pega documentation. After creating your Service REST rule, complete your REST rule configuration by configuring the resources and processing details for your rule. For more information about all of Pega's APIs, API best practices, and information about creating REST integrations, see Pega APIs and services in the Pega documentation. Method Field For more information about available methods to use in your service REST rule, see Service REST methods in the Pega documentation. Webhook Example The request body is a JSON message with a customizable body template. Pega accepts either nested or flat JSON. The structure of the JSON request will depend on your Pega implementation and data points specified in the Designer Studio. For more information about configuring a webhook connector, see the Webhook Template Variables Guide. In this example, the webhook sends a PageView request with parameters to identify the user. Method: POST URL: https://<host>:<port>/prweb/PRRestService/<servicepackage>/<serviceclass>/<servicemethod> Body Content Type: application/json Body Data: Map {{data}} To Body Template Variables: Map "PageView" To Intent Map customer_id to ID Map tealium_firstparty_visitor_id To Cookieidvalue Map Last event timestamp To time Templates: Name: data Template: { "Cookieidvalue": "{{Cookieidvalue}}", "ID": "{{ID}}", "Intent": "{{Intent}}", "Lastviewedproduct": "{{time}}" }     ... View more

This article describes target, output, and excluded attributes in Tealium Predict ML and how to select the right target attribute to use in your models. In this article: Target, Output, and Exclusion Attributes When defining a model, each attribute in your Tealium AudienceStream CDP profile is reviewed to automatically determine the top attributes that have a predictive relationship for the action you want to predict. Target Attribute A target attribute is a AudienceStream attribute that represents the visitor behavior that you want to predict with any Tealium Predict model. For example, a true boolean visit attribute named "Has Purchased" signals that a purchase event has occurred during a visit while a false visit attribute means a purchase event did not occur during a visit. The target attribute must be either a boolean/flag or a badge type attribute and be Visit or Visitor-scoped. When building a model, you can select a target attribute from the visit- or visitor-level booleans attributes that display in the drop-down list. Properly structured booleans default to false and are enriched to true. Visit booleans are reset to false after each visit, while Visitor booleans reset back to false depending on the attribute configuration. Configurations should not be changed in the attribute. If you need to change an attribute configuration, create a new attribute to collect the required data. Output Attribute The output attribute is an attribute created as a result of model training. Exclusion Attributes You can select to exclude attributes that are not relevant for the results you are seeking. These are referred to as Exclusion Attributes. When deciding which attribute types to exclude, Tealium recommends that you first train the model for initial insights with no attributes excluded. Training without including exclusion attributes provides insight into which attributes the model finds the most relevant and can lead you to consider introducing new AudienceStream attributes to help future model trainings. For example, after the initial training, you can exclude attributes with values that occur outside of the training period. After excluding these types of attributes, your training F1 score results may be lower when you retrain; however, your model produces better results when deployed. Attributes based on dates of visit or dates of purchase. These attributes do not repeat their values outside of the training period. Attributes based on unique user information, such as a User ID or Analytics ID. These attributes do not apply to other users outside of the training period. Determining Attribute Readiness When you create a model using Tealium Predict, you can choose from a list of potential target attributes from your AudienceStream dataset. Each attribute is given a rating of Ready or Not Ready to signify whether the attribute is ready for training. The readiness of an attribute displays next to each attribute in the drop-down list of available attributes when you click + New Model. This feature helps you determine, in advance, whether an attribute candidate is a Ready or Not Ready to use as a target output attribute, as shown in the following example. This rating simplifies model creation by clarifying which of your flags and badges are ready to be used to create models. A rating of Not Ready does not mean that the attribute is problematic in other contexts, but that it is currently deemed insufficient for successful training of a Tealium Predict model. Machine learning technology generally requires a high volume of data to succeed and machine learning models provide better results when trained on a large amount of data. The following two factors to define target attributes that are Ready or Not Ready: The volume of data for the attribute The distribution of that volume between true and false values Both the true and false groups must be above a minimum threshold. For example, for the dates that span the Training Date Range, the median daily counts of True and False visitors must be greater than or equal to 200. This threshold is intentionally set as low as possible to provide the most options possible for target attributes. A model with a target attribute that is labeled Not Ready typically fails during the training process due to insufficient data for the model. If the target attribute you want to use is labeled as Not Ready, try one of the following solutions: Wait for more data to accumulate. The problem often solves itself over a longer time period. Identify ways to drive additional traffic to the AudienceStream data source. Add additional data sources to your AudienceStream profile so that the volume of daily data increases for this target. ... View more

We’re excited to announce the latest release to Tealium Predict ML, with significant improvements in the workflows to create, train, and deploy models. These new enhancements help you train and deploy models faster and easier with clearer steps and enhanced visualizations. The new interface provides more guided experiences to help you better interpret models and act on the predictions generated by the models. How it Works Tealium Predict has built-in capabilities that apply machine learning insights to your data without the need for data science or machine learning expertise. Tealium Predict works with Tealium AudienceStream CDP to build and create more intelligent audiences and activate trustworthy machine learning insights. Using Tealium Predict, you can create, optimize, and deploy data models that make meaningful predictions about visitor behavior allowing you to determine: The driving factors that influence your key performance indicators (KPIs). For example, which types of customers are likely to make online purchases. Which marketing channels within your website drive purchases. Categories of online visitor segmentation to apply successful customer personalization. New Features & Improvements Streamlined model overviews with guided actions The new Predict includes a brand new Model Overview experience that helps you take action throughout the various phases of the model lifecycle: creation, training, deployment, and retraining. Grouping models by stage can help you focus on the next action to improve and/or take action on the model results. The new model dashboard views provide a recommended set of actions to take depending on the state of your model. New! Live Performance view allows you to monitor the real-time performance of a model A new tabbed view separates access to insights and training metrics when viewing the live performance data of a deployed model. This Live Performance view provides the ability to see how the model is applied to real visitors in live sessions. As a result, you can see how well the live model is performing, which gives you the tools you need to make better decisions about how to use Predict models to target specific audiences. Improved Training Details experience allows you to focus on training model metrics that will drive the most insight and value for your business Predict now provides our more advanced users with better training details on their mode, so they can more easily assess training performance and take action. For example, being able to zoom into the probability distribution graph in more detail can help drive a better understanding and validation of model quality. Better insights and guardrails to create better models, faster We’ve improved the quality of the Predict attribute readiness ratings so that you can quickly see which customer behaviors are ready for modeling. You can also easily choose which attributes to include or exclude from your model making it easier to define the data you need to improve the accuracy of your model. To learn more, check out the Introduction to Tealium Predict. ... View more

Insights brings additional connector data from the vendor into your Tealium account to help you evaluate its performance. The Facebook Custom Audiences insight is an integration with the Facebook Audiences connector that brings custom audience data from Facebook into your account. This article shows you how to access the feature and explore the data. In this article: Overview of Connector Insights The insight for the Facebook Audiences connector provides a summary of the custom audience data received by Facebook. These insights are presented in a summary of the parameters and their values. Custom Audience Parameters The parameter summary shows the custom audience data received by Facebook from the connector for one audience. The parameter summary displays the Custom Audience Name/ID, each custom audience parameter collected by Facebook, and value for each parameter. Using Connector Insights To access Connector Insights, navigate to AudienceStream > Audience Connectors, find the Facebook Audience connector, and click Insights.   Understanding Facebook Custom Audiences Insights The Facebook Custom Audiences insight uses the Facebook Graph API for Audiences to provide information about your configured audience. Parameter Description Creation Time The time the audience was created. Audience Status Utilises the operational_status field that represents the status of the last operation performed on an audience. For more information about possible states, see the Facebook Graph API documentation. Audience Count Lower Limit Lower bound of the approximate number of people in this audience.  Audience Count Upper Limit Upper bound of the approximate number of people in this audience.  Additional Resources Facebook Graph API Facebook Audiences Connector Setup Guide ... View more

This article describes how to configure the session expiration time for your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. In this article: How it Works Tealium iQ account sessions have a default idle timeout of 60 minutes, after which you will be logged out of your account. You can change the session expiration time to be longer or shorter based on your security needs. The session expiration time is an account-level setting that applies to all profiles in in both the client-side and server-side interfaces of the Tealium Customer Data Hub. Requirements Only users with Manage Account permissions can change the session expiration times for Tealium iQ accounts. Configuring the Session Expiration Time Follow these steps to configure the session expiration time for your account: Log in to your Tealium iQ account and navigate to Account Settings > Session Timeout in the admin menu. Set your custom session expiration time in minutes. The minimum is 5 minutes. Close the Account Settings window. You do not need to save or publish your account for the new settings to take effect. ... View more

This article describes how to set up the Salsify tag in your Tealium iQ Tag Management account. Salsify Enhanced Content offers a unified solution for brands to build and publish authentic, engaging below-the-fold brand experiences that increase conversion rates. With Enhanced Content you can receive images, videos, comparison charts, and interactive product tours from any Salsify supplier or brand leveraging the Enhanced Content offering. Enhanced Content can be served through a JavaScript tag or NPM integration provided by Salsify. In this article: Tag Tips Supports the following E-Commerce extension values: Product ID Product Category Product Quantity Product Brand Product Price Tag Configuration Navigate to the Tag Marketplace to add a new tag. Read the Tag Overview article for general instructions on how to add a tag. After adding the tag, configure the following settings: Client ID: Your Salsify Experiences SDK Client ID. Data Mappings Mapping is the process of sending data from a data layer variable to the corresponding destination variable of the vendor tag. For information about mapping a variable to a tag destination, see Data Mappings. The available destination categories are: Standard Variable Description Client ID (clientId) ID Type (idType) Enhanced Content Container (enhancedContentContainer) E-Commerce Variable Description Product ID (productId) (Overrides _cprod) [Array] Product Category (category) (Overrides _ccat) [Array] Product Quantity (quantity) (Overrides _cquan) [Array] Product Brand (brand) (Overrides _cbrand) [Array] Product Price (price) (Overrides _cprice) [Array] Events Variable Description Add to Cart addToCart Page Navigation navigation Event-specific Parameters Variable Description Add to Cart addToCart Page Navigation navigation ... View more

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 shows you how to create, manage, search, and filter by labels. In this article: What is a Label? A label is a tool for uniquely identifying an element such as a data source, event feed, event spec, or attribute. You specify what the label says and apply it to any element of your choice. You may apply as many labels as you need to a particular element. Why Use Labels? Labels are especially useful for identifying large groups of elements that may be mostly similar but have a few important differences. For example, you might have several instances of the AudienceStream badge attribute "VIP – Past Purchases" for different users and need to differentiate between iOS and Android users. You can apply labels to AudienceStream attributes depending on the user's device and filter attributes using these labels. How to Create a Label Creating a label in your profile requires the Save Existing Versions permission. If you do not have this permission, contact your Account Admin or Tealium Account Manager. The following sections describe how to create, edit, or delete a label. Creating a Label Click one of the following to create a label for the item type: Data Sources Live Events > Event Feed Event Specs Event Attributes Visitor/Visit Attributes Audiences Click an item to expand the details. Expand the Add Label menu. To add an existing label, select the label and click Apply. To add a new label, click Manage Labels. The Manage Labels dialog displays. Click + Add Label. In the Color field, select a color from the drop-down list. In the Label Name field, enter a name for the label. Click Save. Label names can only contain unaccented letters (A–Z), numbers, and the underscore character. If you created a label with accented letters or punctuation marks prior to August 2017, you need to rename the label without those characters before you can save changes or add users to it. Deleting a Label from Manage Labels Expand the Add Label menu and click Manage Labels.  Select the label you want to delete. Click Delete. A message displays asking you to confirm your deletion. Click Yes and then click Save. The label is now removed. Creating a Label from Manage Labels Click the User Menu and select Manage Labels. Click +Add Label. In the Color field, select a color from the drop-down list. In the Label Name field, enter a name for the label. Click Save. Filtering View by Label Click one of the following: Live Events > Event Feed Event Attributes Visitor/Visit Attributes Under the Filter sidebar, navigate to the Labels section. Select a label from the list to filter by that label. To remove the filter, uncheck the label. Searching by Labels Use the following steps to search based on labels: In the search bar at the top of the screen, enter the label you want to search by. The search bar displays results for labels applied to data sources, event feeds, event specs, and attributes. Select any label from the search results to go to that area of the interface, filtered by the label searched for. ... View more