Modify Contract Field Names & Descriptions

You can customize and remap event type parameters in your template terms to make item-level data more descriptive.

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Example: You have a text3 event-type parameter that represents the festive season. Instead of showing text3 in your template terms, you can customize this parameter to display Festive Conversions and be more descriptive when partners refer to their contracts.

Access event type mapping

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  1. From the top navigation bar, select [User profile] → Settings.

  2. On the right, under Tracking, select Event Types.

  3. Hover over the applicable event type and select [More]Schema.

    • Here, you will see the details related to each event-type schema. Refer to the reference table below.

chevron-rightEvent type schema reference tablehashtag
Schema item
Description

Attribute

The actual event type parameter passed through to impact.com with each conversion. E.g., CustomerId or CustomerRegion.

Name

The name of the event type parameter.

You can customize the parameter's name.

Description

The description of the event-type parameter.

Privacy Mode

The privacy mode controls if this data field is visible to partners in an event notification postback.

Note: This feature only affects postbacks and does not change the data stored or displayed within the platform itself.

Example: A brand configures a custom field, like Text10, to store Caller ID. By setting the privacy mode to Hide, the Caller ID data point will be excluded from the postback notification sent to a partner, even if the field is populated in the system.Content goes here.

Edit an event type parameter

  1. From the top navigation bar, select [User profile] → Settings.

  2. On the right, under Tracking, select Event Types.

  3. Hover over the applicable event type and select [More]Schema.

  4. Hover over the parameter you want to edit and select [More]Edit.

  5. Make your changes and select Save.

Add an event type parameter

  1. From the top navigation bar, select [User profile] → Settings.

  2. On the right, under Tracking, select Event Types.

  3. Hover over the applicable event type and select [More]Schema.

  4. On the Event Type Schema screen, in the upper-right corner, select Add.

  5. Complete the mapping information.

  6. Select Save.

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