Event parameter | Data transformation functions

Data transformation functions have one parameter named event. The event parameter is a metadata object that contains several properties and nested objects describing the event. The actual event data is referenced in the event.data.udo object.

The event parameter object is read-only, except for the custom event data in event.data.udo and some tealium_ properties.

For more information, see Event Data Object.

Event parameter object

The event parameter object contains the following properties:

Property	Type	Description	Writable
`account`	String	Account information.	No
`client_ip`	String	Client IP address.	No
`data`	Object	See Event Data Object.	No
`dataSourcePlatform`	String	Name of the data source platform.	No
`enrichmentOnly`	Boolean	Always `false` for live events. If `false` DataAccess is enabled, the event can be sent to DataAccess. May be `true` for bulk import events (when `event.type="BULK_IMPORT"`). If `true`, event data can be used only for enrichment. File import events are not currently supported for data transformation functions.	No
`env`	String	Specifies the execution environment (dev or prod).	No
`event_id`	String	Event ID.	No
`new_visitor`	Boolean	True if this is the first visit for the user, otherwise false.	No
`page_url`	Object	An object of URL properties. See URL Object. Omitted for mobile events.	No
`post_time`	Number	Time stamp for the event.	No
`profile`	String	Profile for the account.	No
`referrer_url`	Object	An object of URL properties. See URL Object. Omitted for mobile events.	No
`type`	String	Specifies whether the event is from a live visit or a bulk import event. Values are `LIVE` or `BULK_IMPORT`. File import events are not currently supported for data transformation functions.	No
`useragent`	String	Specifies the software the user is using, such as the web browser.	No
`visitor_id`	String	Visitor ID.	No
`_forwarding_visitor_ids`	String[]	Contains the IDs of the visitors forwarding this event. Used in the visitor stitching process.	No

Data source platform values

The value of the dataSourcePlatform property can be one of the following: default, adobe_launch, affirm, android, braze, cordova, cSharp, fileImport, googleAMP, google_tag_manager, http_api_flattened, hubspot_wf, intercom, iOS, iterable, java, javascript, mailchimp, python, RES, roku, salesforce, sendgrid, slack, swift, tiqJavascript, tvOS, watchOS, zapier.

File import events are not currently supported for data transformation functions.

Event data object

The event.data object represents the incoming event and contains the event.data.udo object that can be transformed:

Property	Type	Description	Writable
`dom`	Object	Contains information about the page on which the event occurred (domain, query string, etc.) Omitted for mobile events. For more information, see Data Layer.	No
`firstparty_tealium_cookies`	Object	Object contains cookie properties specified in your data layer. Omitted for mobile events.	No
`js`	Object	Object contains JavaScript variable properties specified in your data layer. Omitted for mobile events.	No
`meta`	Object	Object contains metadata properties specified in your data layer. Omitted for mobile events.	No
`udo`	Object	Object contains the properties of the incoming event. Some properties are read-only. See Writable Properties.	Yes

Writable properties

All custom event attributes in event.data.udo are writable, but only some of the tealium_ properties can be modified.

The following tealium_ properties can be modified, but not deleted:

event.data.udo.tealium_datasource
event.data.udo.tealium_environment
event.data.udo.tealium_event
event.data.udo.tealium_firstparty_visitor_id
event.data.udo.tealium_thirdparty_visitor_id
event.data.udo.tealium_library_name
event.data.udo.tealium_library_version
event.data.udo.tealium_random
event.data.udo.tealium_timestamp_epoch
event.data.udo.tealium_timestamp_local
event.data.udo.tealium_timestamp_utc
event.data.udo.tealium_session_number

Read-Only properties

The following object properties are read-only and cannot be modified:

event.data.udo.tealium_cf_ttl
event.data.udo._dc_ttl_
event.data.udo.platform
event.data.udo.tealium_visitor_id
event.data.udo.tealium_account
event.data.udo.tealium_profile
event.data.udo.tealium_session_id

URL object

The URL object contains the following standard URL properties:

PROPERTY	TYPE	DESCRIPTION	WRITABLE
`domain`	String	Domain of the URL.	No
`full_url`	String	Full URL.	No
`path`	String	Path from the URL. May be empty.	No
`query_params`	Object	An Object that contains one or more key.value pairs. Each key-value pair specifies a query string in the URL. For example: `"query_params": { "utm_medium": "PPC", "utm_source": "LinkedIn" }`	No
`querystring`	String	Query string from the URL.	No
`scheme`	String	Specifies the protocol to use for the web site, such as HTTP or HTTPS.	No

Example event parameter object

The following shows an example event parameter object:

{
    "account": "XYZ_admin_acct",
    "profile": "main",
    "env": "prod",
    "data": {
        "dom": {
            "url": "https://www.example.com",
            "pathname": "/",
            "domain": "example.com",
            "hash": "",
            "query_string": "",
            "title": "Homepage"
        },
	"js": {},
	"meta": {},
	"udo": {
            "page_view": "view",
            "tealium_account": "XYZ_admin_acct",
            "tealium_profile": "main",
            "page_name": "Homepage",
            "page_type": "main",
            "tealium_event": "page_view",
            "user": {
                "browser_lang": "en-us",
                "ipcinfo": "en-us",
                "signedin": false,
                "city": "san diego",
                "country": "us",
                "country_name": "united states",
                "registry_city": "san diego",
                "registry_country_code": "us",
                "registry_state": "ca",
                "state": "ca"
            }
        },
        "firstparty_tealium_cookies": {
             "trace_id": ""
        }
    },
    "type": "LIVE",
    "enrichmentOnly": false,
    "event_id": "example-event-id",
    "visitor_id": "example-visitor-id",
    "post_time": 1655410928993,
    "useragent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/102.0.0.0 Safari/537.36",
    "client_ip": "",
    "new_visitor": false
}