Audience metadata configuration
When exporting data from Experience Platform to your destination, you might need specific audience metadata, like audience names or audience IDs, to be shared between Experience Platform and your destination.
Destination SDK offers tools that you can use to programmatically create, update, or delete audiences in your destination platform.
To understand where this component fits into an integration created with Destination SDK, see the diagram in the configuration options documentation or see the guide on how to use Destination SDK to configure a streaming destination.
You can configure the audience metadata template via the /authoring/audience-templates
endpoint. After creating your audience metadata configuration, you can use the /authoring/destinations
endpoint to configure the audienceMetadataConfig
section. This section tells your destination what audience metadata it should map to your audience template.
See the following API reference pages for detailed API call examples where you can configure the components shown in this page.
Supported integration types supported-integration-types
Refer to the table below for details on which types of integrations support the functionality described on this page.
Supported parameters supported-parameters
When creating your audience metadata configuration, you can use the parameters described in the table below to configure the audience mapping settings.
"audienceMetadataConfig":{
"mapExperiencePlatformSegmentName":false,
"mapExperiencePlatformSegmentId":false,
"mapUserInput":false,
"audienceTemplateId":"YOUR_AUDIENCE_TEMPLATE_ID"
}
mapExperiencePlatformSegmentName
mapExperiencePlatformSegmentId
mapUserInput
true
, audienceTemplateId
cannot be present.audienceTemplateId
instanceId
of the audience metadata template used for your destination.Next steps next-steps
After reading this article, you should have a better understanding of how you can configure audience metadata for your destination.
To learn more about the other destination components, see the following articles: