By integrating with third-party products, you can synchronize user information that
you collect and store in other applications to deliver real-time personalized experiences
across channels. Specifically, this type of integration focuses on tracking incoming clicks
from external, or third party, campaigns but not impressions.
Required Editions
Permissions
Needed
To configure a third-party integration:
A role with Administrator permissions
From the Channels & Campaigns section of the main
navigation, select Third-Party > Integration Setup.
Select the application with which you want to integrate.
Note Applications that have a green checkmark are already integrated. If the
application you want to integrate with isn’t listed, click Add Custom
Product and add it.
In the Campaign Match Configuration section, click the
dropdown and select the parameter type: Landing Page URL,
Landing Page URL Query Parameter, Referrer
URL, or Referrer URL Query Parameter.
For Landing Page URL and Referrer URL, select equals,
contains, exists, or
matches regex, and then enter the URL (either a
partial, full, or regular expression).
For Landing Page URL Query Parameter and Referrer URL Query Parameter, enter
the parameter name (the default is utm_source) and configure the additional
fields.
Edit and delete parameter mappings as needed to meet your integration needs. A list
of default parameter mappings is provided.
To add a parameter mapping, click Add Parameter
Mapping.
From the dropdown, select a query parameter type and enter a name for it in
the following field.
From the next dropdown, select a Personalization target type and enter the
target field name that it maps to.
Click OK.
Add other parameter mappings as necessary.
Save your work.
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