trackPurchase()
is used to track when a user makes a purchase on a website. This data will be used for analytics and for powering XGen’s AI predictions.
id
Must match exactly 1 to 1 with aprod_code
in the XGen catalog. If these do not match exactly, product tracking and predictions will not function properly.You can check to ensure they are the same by going to the XGen platform and going to the “Catalogs” section. Select the catalog you are tracking and search for the id you are passing into the event.
Syntax
trackPurchase(orderDetails);
Parameters
orderDetails
type: object
description: Contains information on the purchase order.
keys:
orderId
type: string
description: The unique ID associated with this order.
total
type: number
or string
default value: The sum of the price of the products array.
description: The total cost of this order. Note: if this value is excluded, total will be calculated by the sum of all of the products included in the order.
tax
(OPTIONAL)
type: number
or string
description: The tax amount associated with this order.
discount
(OPTIONAL)
type: number
or string
description: The amount taken off of the original order total for sales or discount codes.
currency
type: string
(currency code)
description: The currency code that will be used when purchasing the PDP’s product. Make sure it is a three letter currency code in the format of 'USD'
, 'EUR'
, 'JPY'
, etc.
products
type: array
description: The products that were purchased in this order.
items:
productObject
type: object
description: A product that was purchased in this order.
keys:
id
type: string
description: The unique prod_code for the PDP page’s product. Make sure this id
matches exactly 1 to 1 with a prod_code
in XGen’s catalog. (see warning at the top for more info)
name
type: string
description: The name of the PDP page’s product.
price
type: number
or string
description: The price of the PDP page’s product. Make sure this matches the price that the user will pay for that product. If the product is on sale, the marked down price should be used.
quantity
type: number
default value: 1
description: The number of this product that was purchase.
Return Value
This function has no return value.
Examples
Track a purchase event
In this example, we are grabbing the order info from a global variable. We are then mapping the product info so it matches the correct format. Then the trackPurchase() function is called to send the event to XGen’s API.
// Import the integration from the 'installation' step
import { integration } from './xgenSdkIntegration';
// Get order info
const order = window.orderInfo;
// Map product info from order info
const productInfo = order.products.map(product => {
id: product.sku,
name: product.name,
price: product.price,
quantity: product.count // defaults to 1
});
// Send purchase event
integration.trackPurchase({
orderId: order.transactionId,
total: order.orderValue, // default value is a sum of the products
tax: order.tax, // optional
discount: order.discount, // optional
currency: 'USD',
products: productInfo
});