Cart events

 

Foreword

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Cart events

With the tracker, an ECommerce object is available, exposing different objects and methods useful for measuring:

  • Cart displays
  • Cart updates
  • Delivery and payment steps
  • Cart awaiting payment
 

Cart display

Measuring a cart display is done by creating a DisplayCart object, to which the following are associated:

  • An ECommerceCart-type cart
  • A list of products, products, which can contain one or several ECommerceProduct type products.

A cart 's properties should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • “id” – String: Cart ID (mandatory).
  • “currency” – String: Currency.
  • “turnovertaxincluded” – Float: Total amount of cart, including tax.
  • “turnovertaxfree” – Float: Total amount of cart, excluding tax.
  • “quantity” – Number: Total number of products in the cart.
  • “nbdistinctproduct” – Number: Number of distinct products in the cart.

Example

Tracker tracker = ATInternet.getInstance().getDefaultTracker();
DisplayCart dc = tracker.ECommerce().DisplayCarts().add();
dc.Cart().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("id", "53");
    put("turnovertaxfree", 456.2);
    put("turnovertaxincluded", 549);
    put("nbdistinctproduct", 1);
    put("quantity", 1);
    put("currency", "EUR");
}});
tracker.dispatch();
You may use the independent method “tracker.Events.send()” in order to send only your Ecommerce data.
 

Cart updates

Measuring a cart update is done by creating an UpdateCart object, to which the following is associated:

  • an ECommerceCart-type cart

A cart 's properties should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • “id” – String: Cart ID (mandatory).
  • “currency” – String: Currency.
  • “turnovertaxincluded” – Float: Total amount of cart, including tax.
  • “turnovertaxfree” – Float: Total amount of cart, excluding tax.
  • “quantity” – Number: Total number of products in the cart.
  • “nbdistinctproduct” – Number: Number of distinct products in the cart.

Example

Tracker tracker = ATInternet.getInstance().getDefaultTracker();
UpdateCart uc = tracker.ECommerce().UpdateCarts().add();
uc.Cart().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("id", "34");
    put("turnoverTaxFree", 52);
    put("turnovertaxincluded", 62.4);
    put("nbdistinctproduct", 1);
    put("quantity", 2);
    put("currency", "EUR");
}});
tracker.dispatch();
You may use the independent method “tracker.Events.send()” in order to send only your Ecommerce data.
 

Display the delivery step

Measuring the delivery step is done by creating a DeliveryCheckout object, to which the following are associated:

  • an ECommerceCart-type cart
  • delivery data in the form of an ECommerceDelivery-type object

A cart 's properties should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • « id » – String : Identifiant du panier (obligatoire).
  • « currency » – String : Devise.
  • « turnovertaxincluded » – Float : Montant total TTC du panier.
  • « turnovertaxfree » – Float : Montant total HT du panier.
  • « quantity » – Number : Nombre total de produits dans le panier.
  • « nbdistinctproduct » – Number : Nombre de produits distincts dans le panier.

Delivery data should be delcared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys (to be indicated if they are already known at this step):

  • “delivery” – String: Name of shipping company.
  • “costtaxincluded” – Float: Amount of shipping costs, including tax.
  • “costtaxfree” – Float: Amount of shipping costs, excluding tax.

Shipping data should only be indicated once, either during the delivery step, or during the payment step.

Example

Tracker tracker = ATInternet.getInstance().getDefaultTracker();
DeliveryCheckout dch = tracker.ECommerce().DeliveryCheckouts().add();
dch.Cart().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("id", "34");
    put("turnovertaxfree", 34);
    put("turnovertaxincluded", 40.8);
    put("nbdistinctproduct", 1);
    put("quantity", 1);
    put("currency", "EUR");
}});
dch.Shipping().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("costtaxfree", 7);
    put("costtaxincluded", 8.4);
    put("delivery", "My carrier");
}});
tracker.dispatch();
You may use the independent method “tracker.Events.send()” in order to send only your Ecommerce data.
 

Display the payment step

Measuring the payment step is done by creating a PaymentCheckout object, to which the following are associated:

  • an ECommerceCart-type cart
  • delivery data in the form of an ECommerceShipping-type object

A cart 's properties should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • “id” – String: Cart ID (mandatory).
  • “currency” – String: Currency.
  • “turnovertaxincluded” – Float: Total amount of cart, including tax (shipping costs included).
  • “turnovertaxfree” – Float: Total amount of cart, excluding tax (shipping costs included).
  • “quantity” – Number: Total number of products in the cart.
  • “nbdistinctproduct” – Number: Number of distinct products in the cart.

Delivery data should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys (to be indicated if they are already known at this step):

  • “delivery” – String: Name of shipping company.
  • “costTaxIncluded” – Float: Amount of shipping costs, including tax.
  • “costTaxFree” – Float: Amount of shipping costs, excluding tax.

Shipping data should only be indicated once, either during the delivery step, or during the payment step.

Example

Tracker tracker = ATInternet.getInstance().getDefaultTracker();
PaymentCheckout pc = tracker.ECommerce().PaymentCheckouts().add();
pc.Cart().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("id", "34");
    put("turnovertaxfree", 34);
    put("turnovertaxincluded", 40.8);
    put("nbdistinctproduct", 1);
    put("quantity", 1);
    put("currency", "EUR");
}});
pc.Shipping().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("costTaxFree", 7);
    put("costTaxIncluded", 8.4);
    put("delivery", "My carrier");
}});
tracker.dispatch();
You may use the independent method “tracker.Events.send()” in order to send only your Ecommerce data.
 

Cart awaiting payment

A cart awaiting payment has to be validated with a transaction confirmation on server-side.

Measuring a cart awaiting payment is done by creating a CartAwaitingPayment object, to which the following can be associated:

  • An ECommerceCart-type cart
  • A list of products, Products, which can contain one or several ECommerceProduct-type products
  • Shipping data in an ECommerceShipping-type object
  • Payment data in an ECommercePayment-type object
  • Transaction data in an ECommerceTransaction-type object

A cart 's properties should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • “id” – String: Cart ID.
  • “currency” – String: Currency.
  • “turnovertaxincluded” – Float: Total amount of cart, including tax (shipping costs included).
  • “turnovertaxfree” – Float: Total amount of cart, excluding tax (shipping costs included).
  • “creation_utc” – Date: Date of creation of the cart (timestamp UTC in seconds).
  • “quantity” – Number: Total number of products in the cart.
  • “nbdistinctproduct” – Number: Number of distinct products in the cart.

A product 's properties should be declared in a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • “id” – String: Product ID (mandatory).
  • “variant” – String: Product variant (size, colour, etc.).
  • “$” – String: Product name.
  • “brand” – String: Product brand.
  • “discount” – Boolean: Discounted product.
  • “pricetaxincluded” – Float: Price, including tax.
  • “pricetaxfree” – Float: Price, excluding tax.
  • “currency” – String: Currency.
  • “stock” – Boolean: Product in stock.
  • “quantity” – Number: Number of products in the cart.
  • “category1” – String: The product 's level 1 category (up to 6 tree structure levels are possible; from “category1” to “category6”).

Delivery data should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • “delivery” – String: Name of shipping company.
  • “costtaxincluded” – Float: Amount of shipping costs, including tax.
  • “costtaxfree” – Float: Amount of shipping costs, excluding tax.

Payment method should be declared in a property:

  • “mode” – String: Payment method.

A transaction’s properties should be declared as a HashMap-type collection, with different keys:

  • “promocode” – ArrayList : Promotional code table including one or several codes. A promotional code is declared as a label.
  • “firstpurchase” – Boolean: First customer purchase.

Example

Tracker tracker = ATInternet.getInstance().getDefaultTracker();
CartAwaitingPayment cap = tracker.ECommerce().CartAwaitingPayments().add();
cap.Cart().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("id", "34");
    put("currency", "EUR");
    put("turnovertaxfree", 463.2);
    put("turnovertaxincluded", 557.4);
    put("creation_utc", 1514973161);
    put("quantity", 1); 
    put("nbdistinctproduct", 1);
}});
cap.Products().add(new ECommerceProduct(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("id", "7");
    put("variant", "1");
    put("$", "laptop_A56");
    put("brand", "ACER");
    put("discount", true);
    put("pricetaxincluded", 549);
    put("pricetaxfree", 456.2);
    put("currency", "EUR");
    put("stock", true);
    put("quantity", 1);
    put("category1", "Computers_and_Networking");
    put("category2", "Computers");
    put("category3", "Laptops");
}}));
cap.Shipping().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
    put("costtaxfree", 7);
    put("costtaxincluded", 8.4);
    put("delivery", "My carrier");
}});
cap.Payment().set("mode", "Credit card");
cap.Transaction().setAll(new HashMap<String, Object>(){{
    put("promocode", new ArrayList<String>() {{
                            add("DQQYRZSJ");
                            add("UN1ENE27");
                        }});
    put("firstpurchase", false);
}});
tracker.dispatch();
You may use the independent method “tracker.Events.send()” in order to send only your Ecommerce data.
Last update: 20/05/2020