The Interaction Studio JavaScript beacon places a first party cookie on the visitor's browser which sends data for that visitor back to Interaction Studio. This includes pages visited, links clicked, time on site, number of visits, geolocation, and referral source, as well as other custom data you want collected. Before installing the JavaScript Beacon on your site, it is important to understand the two different types of beacons available as well as determine what kinds of visitor data you want to collect.
For detailed, developer focused, documentation on how to implement the Interaction Studio beacon, please visit developer.evergage.com.
Interaction Studio Classic Only
- The contents of this article are intended for customers using Interaction Studio (formerly Evergage Classic).
- The Visual Editor Chrome Extension will no longer be available starting January 1, 2023. For more information, see this knowledge article.
This Section Explains
This section provides more information that should be read before installing the beacon.
- Synchronous vs Asynchronous Integration details the two types of beacon code available as well as pros and cons to using each
- Change or Disable the JavaScript Beacon reviews how to change your beacon version including how to disable it altogether
- JavaScript Beacon Library of Functions provides information and code samples for capturing additional visitor data through the JavaScript Beacon
- Install the JavaScript Beacon will give you instructions for installing the beacon after you have selected the beacon type and made any customizations necessary to capture the data you want
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