Common Tracking Examples
This section contains the common tracking examples (for example, View Product) to help you understand how to implement tracking and what parameters should be declared.
In this section
- Commerce : Commerce-related common tracking examples for Oracle Infinity.
- Session : Session-related common tracking examples for Oracle Infinity.
- User-Identifiers : User identifiers for Oracle Infinity.
Please see below for a list of all common tracking examples:
See User-Identifiers for guidance on declaring user-level identifiers (for example, customer IDs or SHA-256 hashed email addresses)
Parameter Example | Category | Description |
---|---|---|
View Product | Commerce | View product |
View Category | Commerce | View category |
Add Product to Cart | Commerce | Add product to cart |
Remove Product from Cart | Commerce | Remove product from cart |
View Shopping Cart Items | Commerce | View shopping cart items |
Checkout | Commerce | Upon load of checkout page |
Purchase Product | Commerce | Complete a purchase |
View Order Status | Commerce | Check the status of an order |
Add Product to Wishlist | Commerce | Add a product to a customer’s wishlist |
Add Product to Favorites | Commerce | Add a product to a customer’s favorites list |
Rate Product | Commerce | Rate a product |
Compare Product | Commerce | Compare product(s) |
Sign In | Session | Upon successful log in for a customer |
Sign Out | Session | Upon log out for a customer |
Full Parameter Reference - View the full list of default Oracle Infinity parameter.
Oracle CX Tag - Implementation - Learn how to create tracking calls using the Oracle CX Tag.
Data Collection API - Learn how to send data into Oracle Infinity by API.
Oracle CX Mobile SDK - Behavior Tracking (Android) - Learn how to send data to Oracle Infinity using the Oracle CX Mobile SDK Infinity Module for Android.
Oracle CX Mobile SDK - Behavior Tracking (iOS) - Learn how to send data to Oracle Infinity using the Oracle CX Mobile SDK Infinity Module for iOS.