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Actions

Action name	AudienceStream	EventStream
Update CCPA consent	✓	✓
Send Event	✓	✓

Navigate to the Connector Marketplace and add a new connector. For general instructions on how to add a connector, see About Connectors.

After adding the connector, configure the following settings:

Host
Required. Select the host associated with your environment. To point to the Session AI sandbox environment, use https://csb.zineone.com. To point to the production environment, use https://cloud.zineone.com.
API KEY
To generate an API key, create a channel in Session AI > Integrations > Data Channel.

The following section lists the supported parameters for each action.

Parameter	Description
Opt-In Action	Possible values: `true` - Select to make an opt-in request. `false` - Select to make an opt-out request.

Parameter	Description
`id`	The unique ID of the customer profile.
`email`	The unique email ID of the customer.
`deviceId`	The unique device ID of the customer.

Parameter	Description
Data Channel	Channel used to send an event.
Event Name	Choose event name or enter custom name.

Parameter	Description
`session_id`	(Required) The ID that uniquely identifies a session or visit.
`visitor_id`	(Required) The ID that identifies the user when not signed-in.
`customer_id`	The ID that identifies the user when signed-in.
`user_agent`	Browser user agent string, if available.
`device_channel`	(Required) The type of device, for example: desktop, tablet, mobile, or app.
`referrer_url`	(Required) The URL that refers to the previous page URL. For example, if the user first visits your site from a third-party website, this would be the third-party URL. If the user is in the middle of a session on your site, the previous page URL becomes the referrer URL for current page.
`campaign_info`	Campaign name or structure. For example, the `utm_campaign` value.
`os`	The operating system of the device.
`os_version`	The version of the operating system.
`platform_os`	The platform of the operating system.
`language`	The language of the device.
`tz`	The timezone of the device.
`devicetype`	The type of the device.
`browser`	The browser used on the device.
`browserversion`	The version of the browser used on the device.
`resolution`	The resolution of the display on the device.

Parameter	Description
`logged_in`	(Required) Indicates whether the user is logged in. Possible values: `Y`, `N`, or a mapped boolean type attribute.
`pagename`	The page name where the event triggered.
`pagepath`	The page path where the event triggered.
`category`	The category of the product.
`product_id`	The ID of the product.
`price_sale`	The sale price of the product.
`price_orig`	The original price of the product.
`sku`	The SKU of the product.
`search_term`	The search term used to find the product.
`name`	The name of the product.
`price`	The price of the product.
`list_price`	The list price of the product.
`sort_field`	The property used for sorting.
`sort_order`	The sorting order.
Filter Attributes	This group contains information about the filters applied.

Parameter	Description
`quantity`	The quantity of the item in cart.
`product_id`	The ID of the product in cart.
`list_price`	The sale price of the item in cart.
`price`	The original price of the item in cart.
`sku`	The SKU of the item in cart.
`name`	The name of the product.
`category`	The category of the product.
`item_coupon_code`	The coupon code.
`item_coupon_value`	The value of the coupon.
`item_coupon_currency`	The currency in which the coupon value is expressed.
`item_coupon_type`	The type of the coupon.
`item_coupon_terms`	The terms and conditions of the coupon.
`item_coupon_method`	The method of the coupon.
`variant_color`	The color of the variant.
`variant_brand`	The brand of the variant.
`variant_size`	The size of the variant.

Parameter	Description
`quantity`	The quantity of the item purchased.
`product_id`	The ID of the product purchased.
`list_price`	The original price of the item purchased.
`price`	The sale price of the item purchased.
`sku`	The SKU of the item purchased.
`name`	The name of the item purchased.
`category`	The category of the product.
`item_coupon_code`	The coupon code.
`item_coupon_value`	The value of the coupon.
`item_coupon_currency`	The currency in which the coupon value is expressed.
`item_coupon_type`	The type of the coupon.
`item_coupon_terms`	The terms and conditions of the coupon.
`item_coupon_method`	The method of the coupon.
`variant_color`	The color of the variant.
`variant_brand`	The brand of the variant.
`variant_size`	The size of the variant.

Parameter	Description
`order_id`	The ID of the order.
`order_total`	The total amount paid for the order.
`discount`	The discount applied to the order.
`taxes`	The taxes applied to the order.
`shipping`	The shipping cost for the order.
`item_total`	The total number of items in the order.
`referred_id`	The ID of the referrer.

Parameter	Description
`code`	The coupon code.
`value`	The value of the coupon.
`currency`	The currency in which the coupon value is expressed.
`type`	The type of the coupon.
`terms`	The terms and conditions of the coupon.
`method`	The method of the coupon.
Custom Event Attributes	Map optional custom attributes.
Custom Event Attributes Template Variables	Use template names to create more complex data structures and provide template variables as data input. Name nested template variables with the dot notation. For example, `items.name`. Nested template variables are typically built from data layer list attributes. For more information, see Template Variables Guide.
Custom Event Attributes Templates	Provide templates to be referenced in Custom Event Attributes. Templates are injected by name with double curly braces into supported fields. For example `{{SomeTemplateName}}`. For more information, see Trimou Templating Engine Guide.