Web Analytics

The Web Analytics API refers to the parameters you can add to your website links, allowing the Fresh Relevance script to read them. This includes parameters like those used by Google Analytics. The simplest and most common way to use these parameters is to track last-click attribution from your triggered messages.

Learn more in Click tracking .

You can use Web Analytics to pass information from emails and external web pages to Fresh Relevance. This API is frequently used to read codes, which are added to links by some email marketing systems. Once the data has been read into Fresh Relevance, any data loaded to ESPs can be tagged with the most recent values. It can also be used to mailmerge in triggers.

Here's an example link from a marketing email to your website, including typical Google Analytics parameters.

http://www.example.com/myproduct/?utm_source=ET&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=1234&utm_content=linkcode&[email protected]

Query string parameters

Fresh Relevance reads the query string collection and store the values as person-level attributes with the names shown in the table below.

The first column in the table is the default name on the query collection. You can change this or add additional mappings by expanding the User menu, and go to Settings > Website Settings > Query Collection Fields.

You can also add and remove allowed fields from here

Query string parameter

Stored as (

default mapping

)

Description

utm_campaign

campaign_id

Campaign ID
For Google Analytics.

utm_content

link_id

ID of the link clicked on the email marketing campaign.
For Google Analytics.

utm_source

source

Source code, commonly the name of the messaging provider.
For Google Analytics.

utm_medium

not stored by default

Advertising medium such as email.
For Google Analytics.

campaign_id

campaign_id

Campaign ID
Alternative to utm_campaign.

e or esp_email

esp_email

Email address from the email marketing campaign. Helps identify shoppers and makes remarketing more effective.

ee

esp_email_rc4

RC4 encrypted and Base64 encoded email address from the email marketing campaign. Helps identify shoppers and makes remarketing more effective.

re

esp_email_rsa

RSA encrypted and Base64 encoded email address from the email marketing campaign. Helps identify shoppers and makes remarketing more effective.

eid

eid

Unique ID of each visitor, which is added to links by some messaging providers. Helps identify shoppers.

This is used if mapped with a Fresh Relevance name of eid.

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Encryption

If you're planning to pass encrypted email addresses, you can use our RC4 test page. To access, expand the User menu, and go to Settings > Security and Privacy > RC4 Encryption.

Learn more in Test RC4 encryption.