App Tracking: Data Enrichment
The JENTIS App SDK empowers you to enhance your server-side tracking with data enrichment services. By simply using a provided command, you can easily add enrichment to a Data Submission request sent to JENTIS. Our servers will then process the data, enrich it, and forward it to your configured connectors.
This article explains exactly how to add the enrichment commands to your app. You will need app development expertise for this.
How to enrich your data with App Tracking:
There are currently two ways to add enrichment to your app tracking with JENTIS: with the addEnrichment()
or the addCustomEnrichment()
commands.
Regardless of the chosen approach, you must add the enrichment before every .submit()
call, if needed.
Option 1: Add Enrichment
The addEnrichment()
command uses reference logic for the values of its arguments. This means you can reuse tracked data from the .push()
chain. This approach reduces potential issues caused by providing the same data multiple times and enhances reusability within your APP.
How to implement on your iOS App:
TrackingService.shared.addEnrichment(
pluginId: "productEnrichmentService",
arguments: [
"productId": "product_id"
],
variables: ["enrich_product_name","enrich_product_brutto"]
)
Full Example:
TrackingService.shared.push([
"track": "pageview",
"pagetitle": "Demo-APP Order Confirmed"
])
TrackingService.shared.push([
"track": "product",
"type": "order",
"id": "123"
])
TrackingService.shared.push([
"track": "product",
"type": "order",
"id": "456"
])
TrackingService.shared.push([
"track": "order",
"orderid": "12345666",
"brutto": 499.98,
"paytype": "creditcard"
])
TrackingService.shared.addEnrichment(
pluginId: "productEnrichmentService",
arguments: [
"productId": "product_id"
],
variables: ["enrich_product_name","enrich_product_brutto"]
)
TrackingService.shared.submit()
How to implement on your Android app:
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Full Example:
val mockEnrichment = listOf(
mapOf(
"track" to "pageview",
"pagetitle" to "Demo-APP Order Confirmed",
"account" to "JENTIS TEST ACCOUNT"
),
mapOf(
"track" to "product",
"type" to "order",
"id" to "123",
"name" to "Testproduct",
"brutto" to 199.99
),
mapOf(
"track" to "product",
"type" to "currentcart",
"id" to "777",
"color" to "green"
),
mapOf(
"track" to "product",
"type" to "order",
"id" to "456",
"name" to "Testproduct 2",
"brutto" to 299.99
),
mapOf(
"track" to "order",
"orderid" to "12345666",
"brutto" to 499.98,
"paytype" to "creditcart"
)
)
val enrichmentMap = mapOf(
"plugin" to mapOf(
"pluginId" to "enrichment_xxxlprodfeed"
),
"enrichment" to mapOf(
"variablesEnrichment" to listOf("enrichment_product_variant")
),
"args" to mapOf(
"accountId" to "JENTIS TEST ACCOUNT",
"page_title" to "Demo-APP Order Confirmed",
"productId" to listOf("111", "222", "333", "444")
)
)
JentisTrackService.getInstance().addEnrichment(mockEnrichment, enrichmentMap)
Option 2: Add Custom - Enrichment
The addCustomEnrichment()
command uses static values for its arguments. This is useful for enriching data by passing static and predefined information.
How to implement on your iOS App:
TrackingService.shared.addCustomEnrichment(
pluginId: "enrichment_xxxlprodfeed",
arguments: [
"account": "JENTIS TEST ACCOUNT",
"page_title": "MY PAGE TITLE",
"productId": ["123", "ABC", "3"],
"baseProductId": ["1"]
],
variables: ["enrichment_product_variant"]
)
How to implement on your Android App:
val enrichmentMap = mapOf(
"plugin" to mapOf(
"pluginId" to "enrichment_prodfeed"
),
"enrichment" to mapOf(
"variablesEnrichment" to listOf("enrichment_product_variant")
),
"args" to mapOf(
"accountId" to "JENTIS TEST ACCOUNT",
"page_title" to "Demo-APP Order Confirmed",
"productId" to listOf("111", "222", "333", "444")
)
)
JentisTrackService.getInstance().addCustomEnrichment(enrichmentMap)
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