Server-Side
Tealium Collect
To make use of the server-side products in the Universal Data Hub (UDH) you must add the Tealium Collect service to your installation.
Tealium Collect is activated using one of these methods:
- Collect Tag in iQ Tag Management
- Native Collect Module in your app
Once added, Tealium Collect sends HTTPS requests to the UDH data collection servers for use with the following server-side products:
Tealium Collect offers many benefits to a mobile application. If you have EventStream and the Collect module installed, then third-party vendor SDK’s may be removed from your app and implemented as server-side connectors instead. Offloading vendors to an API hub such as EventStream helps to reduce app size, minimize network traffic, and conserve battery power on the device.
JavaScript Tag
The Tealium Collect tag is added to your iQ account and executed on the device within the Tag Management module. The JavaScript tag runs in the hidden webview and dispatches tracking calls to the Tealium servers.
Recommended For:
- Installations that already use the Tag Management module
- Data layer customization using extensions in iQ
How to set up the Tealium Collect Tag.
Native Module
The Tealium Collect module is enabled using the mobile publish settings of your iQ account. The Collect module runs as native code in your app and dispatches tracking calls as network requests to the Tealium servers.
Recommended For:
- A simple, light-weight installation.
- Installations without access to iQ Tag Management.
For the Swift library, Teaium Collect must be enabled and disabled in the native code.
Data Layer Enrichment
AudienceStream offers the added benefit of returning visitor profile data to Tealium Collect with a feature called Data Layer Enrichment (DLE). In the Collect module, use DLE to personalize your app based on the returned visitor attributes. In the Collect tag, the visitor attributes from DLE are made available in the data layer that runs inside the hidden webview.