Track

Track

Track Views

The trackView() method tracks a screen view with associated data and, optionally, triggers a callback function.

let mydata = ["KEY": "VALUE"]
// track call with type specified and completion block
tealium?.trackView(title: "SCREEN_TITLE",
      data: mydata,
      completion: { (success: Bool, info: [String:Any]?, error: Error?) in
//...
})

The following example tracks a screen view on the home screen, passing a Dictionary containing two key-value pairs, the first representing the customer ID, and the second, an array of product IDs purchased in this transaction (in this instance, containing 1 product only).

tealium?.trackView(title: "SCREEN_NAME", data: ["KEY" : "VALUE"], completion: nil)

Track Events

The track() method tracks an event with associated data and, optionally, triggers a callback function.

let mydata = ["KEY": "VALUE"]
// track call with type specified and completion block
tealium?.track(title: "EVENT_TITLE",
      data: mydata,
      completion: { (success: Bool, info: [String:Any]?, error: Error?) in
 //...
})

The following example tracks a button click on Buy Now, passing a Dictionary containing a single key-value pair, representing the customer ID.

tealium?.track(title: "EVENT_NAME", data: ["KEY" : ["VALUE1"]], completion: nil)

Trace

Join Trace

The joinTrace() method joins a trace with the specified ID. Learn more about the Trace feature in the Tealium Universal Data Hub (UDH).

tealium?.joinTrace(traceId: "TRACE_ID")

Leave trace

A trace remains active for the duration of the app session until the leaveTrace() method is called, which leaves a previously joined trace and end the visitor session.

tealium?.leaveTrace()

Connector actions set to run at “End of Visit” does not run until the session expires.

To preserve the trace visitor session when leaving the trace, pass the optional argument false, as shown in the following example:

tealium?.leaveTrace(false)