Personalization with the JavaScript SDK

With the JavaScript SDK, you can leverage the personalization features of Sitefinity Insight via the personalizationClient. The following sections explain how to check whether a subject is recognized as a persona or has scored points to a lead scoring type. For a list with Sitefinity Insight terms, see Terminology.

You use the isInPersonas function of the personalizationClient to check whether a subject is recognized as a particular persona or to get a list with all personas, to which the subject is associated. You use the following syntax, followed by the parameters' description:

isInPersonas: function(scoringIds, doneCallback, failCallback, subjectKey)

The method returns the response from the GET /analytics/v1/scorings/personas/in endpoint. For more information about endpoints, see Personalization API endpoints.

In the following example, the code checks whether the contact with subject ID “john.smith@test.com” is recognized as the personas with IDs 59 or 60 in Sitefinity Insight:

You can also get a list of all personas, to which the contact is associated by not providing a subject ID and passing an empty array for the personas ID:

decClient.personalizationClient.isInPersonas([], onSuccess, onFailure);

In both examples, you get an array of ScoringResult upon successful call. For more information, see Personalization API endpoints.

You use the isInLeads function to get information about the lead scorings in relation to a subject. You can use this method with both versions of the JavaScript SDK data types. For more information, see Collect data.

Data types v1

You use the isInLeads located in the personalizationClient to check whether subjects have scored toward a particular lead scoring type. You can also get a list all lead scoring types subjects are associated to. In addition, you can check for subjects in different data sources at the same time.

You use the following syntax, followed by the parameters' description:

isInLeads: function(scoringIds, contactsDetails, doneCallback, failCallback)

Upon successful call, the method returns an array of LeadScoringResultReport. For more information about endpoints, see Personalization API endpoints.

The example below returns information whether subject 1353 reported from data source Website and subject jane.doe reported from data source Mobile are associated to lead scorings types with IDs 73 and 74 in Sitefinity Insight:

You can modify contact details and the call to the isInLeads function to get all of the lead scorings a particular subject, for example, jane.doe, is associated to:

In both examples, upon successful call to the endpoint, the method returns an object, similar to the one below:

You use the isInLeads located in the v2.personalizationClient to check the status of a single subject in relation to a particular set of lead scoring types or in relation to all lead scoring types in the data center.

You use the following syntax, followed by the parameters' description:

isInLeads: function(scoringIds, doneCallback, failCallback, subjectKey)

The method returns the response from the GET /analytics/v2/scorings/leads/in endpoint as is. For possible responses and their data types, see Personalization API endpoints.

In the example below, the code returns the status of the subject “john.smith” in relation to lead scoring types 73, 74 and 75:

Upon successful response from the endpoint, the function returns an object similar to the one below. Note that data is returned even for a lead scoring type, in this case 75, the subject is not associated to:

You can take a look at the Sitefinity Insight samples:

• Lead scoring events sample
• Client-side tracking and personalization sample