Add the Customer Event Stream Component to a Contacts or Leads Page
Watch your customers interact with your business in real-time as well as view historical
activities right on a Contacts or Leads page with the event stream component of the
Personalization managed package. Events are based on the data provided by the Interactions SDK or
Sitemap. For custom events, you can view event name, URL (if applicable), timestamp, and
channel.
Note In the event stream, inventory status reflects the status at the time of the event. To view
inventory status, make sure to specify the inventory count in the sitemap. Inventory count is
stored in the product catalog. For more information about sitemaps, including catalog
information examples, see the developer documentation Getting Started with Site Mapping.
From the App Launcher, find and select the Sales or Service app.
Open a contact or lead record.
From Setup, select Edit Page.
In the Components pane, in the Custom section, drag the Event Stream component onto the
page.
Select a unique user identifier for identity lookup.
Select the Personalization identity type that matches the lead or contact’s User
Identifier.
For example, if you select Email as the user identifier, select
Email Address as the Personalization identity type.
Select the dataset that you want to view.
Enter the number of events to show, and select the event types that you want to hide.
Click Save, and then click Activate.
To let non-admin users view the Event Stream component, grant access to the InteractionStudioService Apex class. For more information, see
Class Security.
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