Verizon Sync
Deprecated Sync
This sync is no longer supported or maintained. To capture vmcid, we recommend using the Yahoo Media Sync instead.
Capabilities
- Captures
vmcid
from URL parameters and stores it for audience and campaign tracking. - Enhances server-side events with captured identifiers for more precise attribution.
- Retains stored identifiers for a configurable duration set in the UI.
- Values refresh whenever the URL parameters are detected again.
Sync Details
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IDs:
vmcid
– A Verizon marketing campaign identifier captured from the URL to attribute sessions or users to specific campaigns.
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Description:
- The sync captures
vmcid
from URL parameters. - Each value is stored in first-party storage for a configured duration.
- Values are refreshed when new data is detected.
- The identifiers are added to server-side event payloads for attribution or targeting.
- The sync captures
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Server-side Event Payload:
Upon completion of all vendor's sync, the server-side events will incorporate all resolved identifiers as described above. The following object will be appended to the context.providers property within the event's JSON payload.{ "verizon": { "vmcid": "value from url parameter vmcid" } }
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Cookie Name:
- Cookie:
_meta_verizon_vmcid
- IndexedDB:
[your storage prefix]_verizon_vmcid
- For a general guide on ID Sync validation, see here.
- Cookie:
Sync Setup Guide
1. Add a Verizon Sync in MetaRouter
To gather the vmcid
value from URLs, you must add a Verizon sync.
- From the Pipelines page, find the pipeline associated with the web property you’d like to add a sync to. Hover over the three dot dropdown and select “Build AJS File.”
- In the Identity Syncs section, select the Verizon sync.
- Fill out the following fields:
- Cookie Lifetime (in days)Defines the duration after which a stored value is removed unless renewed. Example:
365
- Cookie Lifetime (in days)Defines the duration after which a stored value is removed unless renewed. Example:
- Scroll down and click the Save and Build File button.
- Deploy your AJS file to propagate changes to your web property.
Updated 5 days ago