Customerlabs CDP Documentation
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Getting Started
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CDP Core Concepts
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Website Event Tracking
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- E-commerce Platform Integration
- Shopify+CustomerLabs CDP Integration Guide
- WooCommerce + CustomerLabs CDP Integration Guide
- BigCommerce + CustomerLabs CDP Integration Guide
- Custom conversion or synthetic events for Shopify and WooCommerce
- Hubspot + CustomerLabs integration
- Go High Level+ CustomerLabs Integration Tracking
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Destinations
- CustomerLabs + Google Analytics (GA4) Integration
- CustomerLabs + Google Adwords Integration
- Customerlabs + Facebook Offline Conversion Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP+ Meta CRM Pixel Integration
- CustomerLabs + Intercom Integration
- CustomerLabs + iiintent.io Integration
- CustomerLabs + LinkedIn Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + Zapier Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + Drip Integration
- CustomerLabs + Segment Integration
- CustomerLabs + Google Sheets Integration
- CustomerLabs + Gist (ConvertFox) Integration
- CustomerLabs + Webhooks Integration
- CustomerLabs + BigQuery Integration
- CustomerLabs + Mixpanel Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + Customer.io integration
- CustomerLabs + Sendinblue Integration
- CustomerLabs + Klaviyo Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP+ TikTok Integration (Beta)
- CustomerLabs CDP + Audience Lab Integration
- CustomerLabs + Maropost Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP+ LimeChat Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + KickBox integration
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Sources
- Introduction to CustomerLabs CDP Sources
- Source - Freshsales
- Source - HubSpot
- Source - Drift
- Source - Intercom
- Source - Facebook
- Source – Salesforce
- Source - iiintent.io
- Custom Source
- Source - CSV Upload
- Source - Pipedrive
- Source - Jotform
- Source - Typeform
- Source - Google Ads
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Monitoring
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Help
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Change Log
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Tracking event & user properties
Properties contain all the event, user & account-related information (traits) that adds context to your events.
For example, when you are setting up an event to capture products added to cart, the properties will contain the product price, quantity, variant and more information about the product. Below are a few instances from where you can track these properties,
Text: Choosing ‘Text’ lets you track product properties from the webpage as shown below,
The picker icon will let you choose the text from the webpage.
Radio: Choosing ‘Radio’ lets you track the radio buttons as product properties from the webpage as shown below,
Javascript: Choosing ‘Javascript’ lets you track product properties via Javascript
Enter the Javascript expression: “(new Date()).toGMTString()” and click on verify.
URL path: Lets you track product properties from the URL path
URL query: Lets you track product properties from the URL query
Tag attribute: Lets you track product properties from the Tag attribute
Cookie: Lets you track product properties from the cookie
If you’re still facing issues, get in touch with our team by clicking on the chat icon on the lower right corner. We will set up all your events for free 🙂
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