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Overview The comScore Application Tag provides complete usage reporting about an application's lifecycle. For applications on mobile devices this includes usage reporting even when the device does not have any available data connection. How to Implement Step 1. Add the Tag This Tag is available in Tealium's Tag Marketplace. Refer to the Tags Tab article to learn how to add a Tag to your Tealium iQ profile. Step 2. Enter Vendor Configuration Title: Enter a unique name to identify the Tag. This is important if you are adding multiple instances of this Tag. Client ID (required): The Client ID is also known as the C2 value. This is a number of at least 7 digits, provided by comScore. Publisher Secret Key (required): The Publisher Secret Key is used to create the ADID. The ADID is an anonymous unique value that is generated by the Application Tag library and is persistent only between applications of the same publisher. It is the same for all of your applications, but unique to you. This is required for security, and to protect the privacy of your application's users. Enable Auto Update:  The Application Tag library contains an auto-update feature that will update the application usage times on regular intervals. The default configuration is True. If you want to disable this feature, you will need to select false in the tag configuration settings. Keep Alive Event: The Keep Alive Enabled parameter determines if the Application Tag library will transmit a keep-alive event once every 24 hours if – during that period – the application was active and no other events were transmitted.
 The default configuration setting value is false. If you want to enable this event, you will need to select true in the tag configuration settings. Step 3. Apply Load Rules Load Rules determine when and where to load an instance of this Tag on your site. The 'Load on All Pages' rule is the default Load Rule. To load this Tag on a specific page, create relevant Rule conditions to apply to the Tag. Best Practice: [insert text]. Step 4. Add Data Mappings Mapping is the simple process of sending data from a variable, in your Data Layer, to the matching destination variable of the vendor Tag. The destination variables for this Tag are available in the Data Mapping toolbox and are grouped in different categories for ease of use. For instructions on how to map a Variable to a Tag destination, see Mapping Variables. [Category #1] Destination Name Description view_name (required) Page Names: Map the TrackWithViewEvent variable (screen_title) to view_name to track page names  appName (required) AppName: The reported application name. The Tealium auto generated variable, app_name is available to map to this parameter.
 appVersion (required) AppVersion: The reported application version. The Tealium auto generated variable, app_version, is available to map to this parameter. plat.os_version  OS Version: Map device_os_version to plat.os_version plat.connection_type Connection Type: Map connection_type to plat.connection_type plat.name Platform Name: Map platform to plat.name plat.app_rdns RDNS: Map app_rdns to plat.app_rdns plat.deviceName Device Name: Map device to plat.deviceName [Category #2] Destination Name Description plat.dev_language Device Language: Map device_language to plat.dev_language plat.dev_resolution Device Resolution: Map device_resolution to plat.dev_resolution labels.gl_uid VisitorID: Map uuid or visitor_id to plat.VisitorId labels.gl_guid Labels: Map labels to labels to labels.XXXX   More about Labels   The Application Tag allows you to specify (custom) labels. You can either specify persistent labels or event-specific labels. Persistent labels will be included in every measurement that is sent by the Application Tag library. They will contain their last known value. You could consider these labels to be application-wide. Please note the following when you enable the auto-update feature and allow it to be active while the application is in the background: Event-specific labels will be included to the measurement that is sent for the tagged event. These should be used for collecting information which only applies to a single event. labels.ns_category [insert description here] view_name [insert description here] send_event:hidden  Hidden   Map link_id to the event trigger send_event: hidden   Any application event or user action that does not categorize as a View event can be reported as a Hidden event. Like View events, Hidden events also have a page name that is used in reporting to identify the application view or screen where the application event or user action took place. Examples of cases where the application event can or will be used: A user taps or clicks on a button, for example, to enable a feature in the application. The application performs a certain (internal) activity, like sending data from a filled in feedback form. view:view View   Map call_type to the event trigger view:view to dispatch events with appropriate labels   You may report a View event whenever the application screen changes. This screen impression or screen view is the equivalent of the page impression or page view used in web analytics.   The View event is intended to be used in the following cases:   When the application changes the current screen.   When the contents of the current screen are changed significantly even though the application does not change the current application screen.   When the application transitions to foreground. [E-Commerce] [Map to these destinations for sending ecommerce–specific Data Layer variables. We typically recommend using Tealium's E-Commerce Extension for this purpose. Why? When it is properly configured, the Extension automatically maps your variables to the appropriate destinations for all E-Commerce enabled Tags in your profile. That way you don't have to map those variables over and over for every one of your Tag. If you, however, decide to override any Extension variable, or otherwise your variables are not available to the Extension, you must manually map a variable to its destination using the toolbox.] Destination Name Description E-Commerce Extension (RECOMMENDED) [Order ID] [Unique identifer assigned to the final order] ["_corder" maps to this destination] [Sub Total] [Sub total amount of the final order] ["_csubtotal" maps to this destination] [List of Product IDs] [Unique identifier of each product in the product array] ["_cprod" array maps to this destination] [List of Product Names] [Name of each product in the product array] ["_cprodname" array maps to this destination] [Shipping] [Cost of shipping the product] [NA] [tax] [Tax applied to the final order] [NA] [Events] Map to these destinations for triggering specific events on a page.[insert description as needed.] Here's how to map an event: Select an event from the dropdown list. You may choose from the pre-defined list or create a 'Custom' event. For 'Custom' event, enter a name with which to identify it. In the 'Trigger' field, enter the value of the variable you are mapping to this destination. When the value is found, the event will trigger on the page. To map more events, click the + button and repeat steps #1 and #2. Click 'Apply'. [insert screenshot] Step 5. Save and Publish That's it! You have successfully set up the Tag in your profile. Vendor Documentation Tealium SDK v5.X variables ComScore Mobile SDK ... View more

If you are using the tvOS library, you will not be able to leverage the Tag Management Option in TiQ. This is because tvOS does not permit a webview and will only be able to communicate data server to server. Therefore, AudienceStream and EventStream Delivery are the only available options for tvOS.    The default profile in tvOS (for now) is "main" but a configuration can be done while initializing the Tealium SDK:    Swift:  let accountName: String = "tealiummobile" let profileName: String = "demo" let target: String = "dev" let config = TEALConfiguration.init(account: accountName, profile: profileName, environment: target) config.setOverrideCollectDispatchURL("https://datacloud.tealiumiq.com/vdata/i.gif?tealium_account="+accountName+"&tealium_profile="+profileName) guard let tealium = Tealium.newInstanceForKey("uniqueInstanceID", configuration: config) else { // Any additional failure response here return }  Objective-C:   TEALConfiguration *configuration = [TEALConfiguration configurationWithAccount:@"tealiummobile" profile:@"demo" environment:@"dev"]; NSString* overrideURL = @"https://datacloud.tealiumiq.com/vdata/i.gif?tealium_account=tealiummobile&tealium_profile=demo"; configuration.overrideCollectDispatchURL = overrideURL; Tealium *tealiumInstance = [Tealium newInstanceForKey:@"uniqueId" configuration:configuration];     Tealium iOS Library Class Reference     ... View more