Acquia CDP

Transaction feed

Feed structure

Field name

Importance

Data type

Referential integrity

Description

SourceTransactionNumber (key)

Required

String

TransactionItem:SourceTransactionNumber, Webtag:SourceTransactionNumber

The unique identifier of the transaction in your data.

SourceOrganizationNumber

Required

String

Organization:SourceOrganizationNumber

The identifier of the organization where the transaction was placed. For example, San Francisco store or ecommerce website.

Total

Optional

Float

The total revenue of this transaction. Customer Data Platform (CDP) uses the revenue at the TransactionItem level and does not leverage Transaction-level information to spread it across TransactionItems.

Currency

Optional

String

The currency for this transaction’s revenue, costs, discounts, and other monetary amounts.

Discount

Optional

Float

The total discount used by the customer for this transaction. Customer Data Platform uses the discount at the TransactionItem level and does not leverage Transaction-level information to spread it across TransactionItems.

Tax

Optional

Float

The total tax paid by the customer for this transaction. Customer Data Platform uses the tax at the TransactionItem level and does not leverage Transaction-level information to spread it across TransactionItems.

Type

Optional

String

The type of transaction, typically “Purchase”.

TransactionTimeStamp

Required

Datetime

The date the transaction was placed.

SourceCustomerNumber

Required

String

Customer:SourceCustomerNumber, TransactionItem:SourceCustomerNumber, Webtag:SourceCustomerNumber

The identifier of the customer billed for the transaction.

DateCreated

Optional

Datetime

The date the record was created in the client’s system.

Custom attributes

Optional

Any (float, datetime, string, boolean)

The custom attributes that you want to use inside the CDP application. This customization is not self-service. You must engage with your CDP Customer Value Manager and it involves deployment effort.

You can also find examples and use cases for this feed in Transaction Item feeds.