Customer feed

Customer feed structure¶

Field name	Importance	Data type	Referential integrity	Description
SourceCustomerNumber (key)	Required	String	CustomerAddressXRef:SourceCustomerNumber, Transaction:SourceCustomerNumber, TransactionItem:SourceCustomerNumber, Webtag:SourceCustomerNumber	The unique identifier of the customer in your data.
AccountID
AmpClientId
FirstName	Recommended	String		The first name of the customer.
MiddleName	Recommended	String		The middle name of the customer.
LastName	Recommended	String		The last name of the customer.
Gender	Recommended	String		The gender of the customer. The following are the values: `M` - Male `F` - Female `U` - Neutral or unknown. If a gender is not provided, but a strongly gendered first name is provided, CDP assigns the gender.
Email	Recommended	String	Webtag:Email	The email address of the customer.
PrimaryPhone	Optional	String		The primary phone number of the customer.
PrimaryPhoneValidity				The validity of the primary phone number of the customer. This field is populated by the Melissa process.
SecondaryPhone				The secondary phone number of the customer.
SecondaryPhoneValidity				The validity of the secondary phone number of the customer. This field is populated by the Melissa process.
MobilePhone	Optional	String		The mobile phone number of the customer.
MobilePhoneValidity				The validity of the mobile phone number of the customer. This field is populated by the Melissa process.
BirthMonth	Optional	Integer		The birth month of the customer.
BirthYear	Optional	Integer		The birth year of the customer.
BirthDay	Optional	Integer		The birth day of the customer.
Age	Optional	Integer		The age of the customer.
BirthDate	Optional	Datetime		The date of birth of the customer.
DateCreated	Optional	Datetime		The date when the record was created.
DateModified				The date when the record was modified.
MobileAdvertisingId	Optional	String		The unique advertising identifier for this customer’s mobile device. This can be the iOS IDFA or Android’s Google Advertising Id.
MobileDeviceId	Optional	String		The unique identifier for this customer’s mobile device. This can be the iOS IDFV or Android Device Id.
DoNotEmail	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for email campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Email”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not send emails to this customer (opted-out) `N`: Send emails to this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information
DoNotCall	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for phone campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Call”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not call this customer (opted-out) `N`: Call this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information.
DoNotText	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for text or SMS campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Text”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not send text or SMS campaign to this customer (opted-out) `N`: Send text or SMS campaign to this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information.
DoNotMail	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for postal mailing campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Mail”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not send postal campaign to this customer (opted-out) `N`: Send postal campaign to this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information.
Company				The name of the company of the customer.
Cookie
DeleteFlag				Flags the data to be deleted.
EmailOptInDate				The date when the customer opted in for email communication.
EmailOptOutDate				The date when the customer opted out for email communication.
EmailStatus		string		The status of the email address of the customer. For more information, see Email address validation and standardization.
FacebookID				The Facebook ID of the customer.
NameCodes				This field is populated by the Melissa process.
PhoneValidationResultCodes
Sal				Salutation deduced by CDP’s Identity Resolution Engine.
SourceAccountNumber
State
Title				The title to use for the customer, as provided by your standard customer feed. The default value is “Unknown”.
UUID				The alternative customer identifier.
WebAccountID
TwitterID				The Twitter ID of the customer.

Deprecated¶

After release 1729¶

Field name	Importance	Data type	Referential integrity	Description
Preferences	Recommended	String		This represents the subscription preferences of the customer. It uses the following convention: “DNE=Y&DNC=N&DNM=U”, all in one field. DNE, DNM, DNC and DNT have each been split into their separate columns (DoNotEmail, DoNotMail), with the same conventions for their respective values. This makes the merging of preferences across records much more granular and easier to manage for complex use cases. If you are already using this “Preferences” field, you can keep using it in your data feeds. You must not use both at the same time. Any information from the new columns (DoNotEmail) are overridden in the Preferences field.

Customer feed structure

Field name	Importance	Data type	Referential integrity	Description
SourceCustomerNumber (key)	Required	String	CustomerAddressXRef:SourceCustomerNumber, Transaction:SourceCustomerNumber, TransactionItem:SourceCustomerNumber, Webtag:SourceCustomerNumber	The unique identifier of the customer in your data.
AccountID
AmpClientId
FirstName	Recommended	String		The first name of the customer.
MiddleName	Recommended	String		The middle name of the customer.
LastName	Recommended	String		The last name of the customer.
Gender	Recommended	String		The gender of the customer. The following are the values: `M` - Male `F` - Female `U` - Neutral or unknown. If a gender is not provided, but a strongly gendered first name is provided, CDP assigns the gender.
Email	Recommended	String	Webtag:Email	The email address of the customer.
PrimaryPhone	Optional	String		The primary phone number of the customer.
PrimaryPhoneValidity				The validity of the primary phone number of the customer. This field is populated by the Melissa process.
SecondaryPhone				The secondary phone number of the customer.
SecondaryPhoneValidity				The validity of the secondary phone number of the customer. This field is populated by the Melissa process.
MobilePhone	Optional	String		The mobile phone number of the customer.
MobilePhoneValidity				The validity of the mobile phone number of the customer. This field is populated by the Melissa process.
BirthMonth	Optional	Integer		The birth month of the customer.
BirthYear	Optional	Integer		The birth year of the customer.
BirthDay	Optional	Integer		The birth day of the customer.
Age	Optional	Integer		The age of the customer.
BirthDate	Optional	Datetime		The date of birth of the customer.
DateCreated	Optional	Datetime		The date when the record was created.
DateModified				The date when the record was modified.
MobileAdvertisingId	Optional	String		The unique advertising identifier for this customer’s mobile device. This can be the iOS IDFA or Android’s Google Advertising Id.
MobileDeviceId	Optional	String		The unique identifier for this customer’s mobile device. This can be the iOS IDFV or Android Device Id.
DoNotEmail	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for email campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Email”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not send emails to this customer (opted-out) `N`: Send emails to this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information
DoNotCall	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for phone campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Call”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not call this customer (opted-out) `N`: Call this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information.
DoNotText	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for text or SMS campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Text”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not send text or SMS campaign to this customer (opted-out) `N`: Send text or SMS campaign to this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information.
DoNotMail	Recommended	String		The subscription preferences of the customer for postal mailing campaigns. This is a flag that means “Do Not Mail”. The following are the values: `Y`: Do not send postal campaign to this customer (opted-out) `N`: Send postal campaign to this customer (opted-in) `U` Do not have specific information.
Company				The name of the company of the customer.
Cookie
DeleteFlag				Flags the data to be deleted.
EmailOptInDate				The date when the customer opted in for email communication.
EmailOptOutDate				The date when the customer opted out for email communication.
EmailStatus		string		The status of the email address of the customer. For more information, see Email address validation and standardization.
FacebookID				The Facebook ID of the customer.
NameCodes				This field is populated by the Melissa process.
PhoneValidationResultCodes
Sal				Salutation deduced by CDP’s Identity Resolution Engine.
SourceAccountNumber
State
Title				The title to use for the customer, as provided by your standard customer feed. The default value is “Unknown”.
UUID				The alternative customer identifier.
WebAccountID
TwitterID				The Twitter ID of the customer.

Deprecated

After release 1729¶

Field name	Importance	Data type	Referential integrity	Description
Preferences	Recommended	String		This represents the subscription preferences of the customer. It uses the following convention: “DNE=Y&DNC=N&DNM=U”, all in one field. DNE, DNM, DNC and DNT have each been split into their separate columns (DoNotEmail, DoNotMail), with the same conventions for their respective values. This makes the merging of preferences across records much more granular and easier to manage for complex use cases. If you are already using this “Preferences” field, you can keep using it in your data feeds. You must not use both at the same time. Any information from the new columns (DoNotEmail) are overridden in the Preferences field.

Customer feed structure¶

Deprecated¶

After release 1729¶

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Customer feed structure¶

Deprecated¶

After release 1729¶

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