Data objects
Object name | Description |
person.actions | Array of actions taken by the system for this visitor, for example, emails sent. |
person.events | Array of events for this visitor. |
person.devices | Array of devices used by this visitor. |
person.extend | Object containing the extend data for this visitor. |
person.email | Email address. |
person.n | Full name. |
person.fn | First name. |
person.ln | Last name. |
task | Object containing the task information. |
analytics | Object containing the analytics information for this visitor. |
Next-level objects
The top-level objects contain the following attributes:
Devices
Object name | Description |
dt | Date |
ua | Array of user agents. |
Tasks
Object name | Description |
dt | Date |
cart | Cart |
signal | The signal that caused this trigger. |
Signal
Object name | Description |
type | Signal type code. |
dt | Date |
o_num | Order number. Purchase complete signals only. |
Cart
Object name | Description |
dt | Date |
cp | Cart Price |
p | Array of products. |
Products within cart.p
The variables below assume you use product as your loop variable name.
Each product has the following attributes:
Merge code | Description |
product.img | Image URL. |
product.img_tn | Image thumbnail URL. Not always available. |
product.n | Name |
product.desc | Description Only some types of cart provide this. |
product.prid | Product ID. |
product.qty | Quantity in the cart. |
product.u | URL of the product page. |
product.up | Unit price. |
product.rup | Regular unit price. If available. |
product.sku | Product SKU. If available. |
product.opt | Dictionary of customer-specific choices for this product , for example, If available. |
product.ex | Dictionary of product-specific extra data for this product, for example, If available. |
product.stock | Stock level. If available. |
product.curr | ISO 4217 currency code, for example, GBP, USD If available. |
product.lang | Language. If available. |
product.sbr | Site brand: optionally used to separate products from different site brands or storefronts. If available. |
Analytics
Example name | Description |
lapsed_customer_30 | Previous customer that has not bought in the last 30 days. |
top_customer_7 | Top customer, measured over last 7 days. |
analytics.device_mobile_7 | Mobile device used, measured over last 7 days, for example, Android or iOS. |
analytics.device_tablet_7 | Tablet device used, measured over last 7 days, for example, Android or iOS. |
analytics.device_pc_7 | PC device used, measured over last 7 days, for example, Windows XP. |
Advanced - Helper functions available to the Javascript
The following helper functions can be used by the JavaScript as an alternative to accessing the data directly:
Function | Description |
getCart()
| Returns the cart, or an empty object if none. Guaranteed to always return some kind of object, which makes client scripts simpler and safer |
getProducts()
| Returns the array of products in the current cart, or an empty array if none. Guaranteed to always return some kind of array, which makes client scripts simpler and safer. |
checkCartStock()
| Checks the stock level of products in the cart. If there is one product that has a stock greater than 0, it returns true. If all products are out of stock it returns false. If stock is not set for a product, this is treated as out of stock. |
sentInRecentMinutes(signalTypes,numMinutes)
| Returns number of emails sent of the specified signal types in the past number of minutes specified. Parameters are:
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signalsInRecentMinutes(signalTypes, numMinutes)
| Returns number of signals of the specified types in the past number of minutes specified. Parameters are:
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getSignalsInRecentMinutes(signalTypes, numMinutes)
| Returns all of the person's signals of the specified types that are from the last number of minutes specified. Parameters are:
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getProductsFromSignalsInRecentMinutes(signalTypes, numMinutes)
| Returns all the products from the signals with the specified types that have been raised in the last number of minutes specified.
For example, with a signal type of ['pd'] and numMinutes of 120 this function returns an array of all the products that the person has browsed in the last 2 hours. Parameters are:
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If you’re interested in more advanced usage beyond the scope of this guide, contact your Account Manager or contact Support for Professional Services assistance.