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Log Treatment Interactions
This API enables your team to monitor how your users are engaging with the touchpoints you distribute through Auxia.
post
https://apis.auxia.io/v1/LogTreatmentInteraction
{
"project_id": "1250",
"treatment_tracking_id": "6_690e24d8-16a6-4518-bf37-09a8f0120dfb",
"interaction_type": "CLICKED",
"interaction_time_micros":1667829258250000
}
curl --location --request POST 'https://apis.auxia.io/v1/LogTreatmentInteraction' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json, x-api-key: ****************' \
--data-raw '{
"project_id": "1250",
"treatment_tracking_id": "6_690e24d8-16a6-4518-bf37-09a8f0120dfb",
"interaction_type": "CLICKED",
"interaction_time_micros":1667829258250000
}'
< content-type: application/json
<
{ }
This API may be called multiple times for each treatment_tracking_id for different interactions or recurring interactions.
Name | Data Type | Required? | Text |
|---|---|---|---|
project_id | String | Required | For a given customer's project, this should always be the same. |
treatment_tracking_id | String | Required | A unique ID that is obtained for each treatment returned by the getTreatments API. This can be passed back in this API to complete the feedback loop. |
interaction_type | String | Required | This specifies the type of interaction. Supported values include:
|
interaction_time_micros | String | Required | This indicates the time at which the interaction occurred. Please ensure the timestamp matches the timestamp recorded by your analytics events (e.g. Amplitude, Firebase, etc). This represents the number of microseconds of UTC time after Unix epoch. |
An empty response indicates that the RPC was completed successfully
Last modified 2mo ago