Créer une activité en direct create-mobile-live

Dans cet exemple, orderId, tier, restaurant et region sont vos propres valeurs. Une fois l’activité Live déclenchée, vous pouvez les relire à partir du jeu de données de commentaires pour lier la diffusion à votre enregistrement de commande.

{
    "requestId": "your-request-id",
    "campaignId": "your-campaign-id",
    "recipients": [
        {
            "type": "aep",
            "userId": "testemail@gmail.com",
            "namespace": "email",
            "executionMetadata": {
                "orderId": "A-123",
                "tier": "gold",
                "restaurant": "PizzaPlace",
                "region": "EU"
            },
            "context": {
                "requestPayload": {
                    "aps": {
                        "content-available": 1,
                        "timestamp": 1756984054,
                        "dismissal-date": 1756984084,
                        "event": "update",
                        "content-state": {
                            "orderStatus": "Delivered"
                        },
                        "attributes-type": "FoodDeliveryLiveActivityAttributes",
                        "attributes": {
                            "restaurantName": "PizzaPlace",
                            "liveActivityData": {
                                "liveActivityID": "orderId1"
                            }
                        },
                        "alert": {
                            "title": "Order Delivered!",
                            "body": "Your pizza has arrived."
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    ]
}

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• TL;DR: This page explains how to build an API-triggered campaign in Journey Optimizer to remotely start, update, and end Live activities for individual users or audiences, and how to attach custom data to a profile using the optional executionMetadata field.

Intents:

• Create an API-triggered campaign for Live activities, selecting API-triggered Marketing for audience-based campaigns or API-triggered Transactional for individual campaigns
• Choose Live activity in the Actions section and select or create a configuration
• Create a content experiment with treatments to measure performance
• Activate the campaign and use the provided cURL request to trigger start, update, or end events
• Attach custom data to a profile using the optional executionMetadata field for later retrieval from the Live activity feedback dataset

Glossary:

• API-triggered Marketing: The campaign type used for audience-based campaigns (product-specific)
• API-triggered Transactional: The campaign type used for individual campaigns (product-specific)
• High Throughput: An option that should not be enabled for API-triggered Transactional Live activity campaigns (product-specific)
• Live activity: The action chosen in the Actions section, tied to a selected or newly created configuration (product-specific)
• executionMetadata: An optional field that attaches custom data to a profile, stored alongside the execution and retrievable from the Live activity feedback dataset (product-specific)
• Live activity feedback dataset: The dataset from which stored executionMetadata values can be retrieved to match delivery results to your own records (product-specific)
• event: The payload field whose values are start, update, or end

Guardrails:

• For API-triggered Transactional campaigns, the High Throughput option should not be enabled.
• executionMetadata is only available for API-triggered Transactional campaigns.
• executionMetadata accepts only string keys and string values; convert any non-string value to a string before sending.
• executionMetadata does not support personalization expressions, so any {{...}} expression is treated as literal text rather than resolved.
• Each profile can carry up to 50 key/value pairs in executionMetadata (hard limit), with a combined size limit of 2 KB for all keys and values (hard limit). Metadata exceeding this limit is discarded, but the Live activity is still delivered.
• In the unitary payload example, most fields are mandatory; only requestId, dismissal-date, and alert are optional.

Terminology:

• Canonical name: Live activity — Acronym: n/a — variants: Live activities
• Synonyms: “Unitary use cases” = “individual campaigns (API-triggered Transactional)”
• Synonyms: “Broadcast use cases” = “audience-based campaigns (API-triggered Marketing)”
• Do not confuse: “API-triggered Marketing” (audience-based campaigns) ≠ “API-triggered Transactional” (individual campaigns)
• Do not confuse: “start” ≠ “update” ≠ “end” (the values of the event field)
• Do not confuse: “dismissal-date” (optional; auto-removes the activity when event is end) ≠ “timestamp” (current epoch time)

FAQ:

• Q: Which campaign type do I use for Live activities? — API-triggered Marketing for audience-based campaigns; API-triggered Transactional for individual campaigns.
• Q: Should High Throughput be enabled for API-triggered Transactional? — No; for API-triggered Transactional, the High Throughput option should not be enabled.
• Q: How do I trigger start, update, or end events after activation? — Use the provided cURL request as a template, update the sample payload with your specific data, and copy the Campaign ID into your payload.
• Q: What is executionMetadata for? — Attaching your own custom data, such as an order ID, loyalty tier, or region code, to a profile; it is stored alongside the execution and retrievable from the Live activity feedback dataset. It is only available for API-triggered Transactional campaigns.
• Q: What are the executionMetadata limits? — Up to 50 key/value pairs per profile with a combined 2 KB size limit; only string keys and values are accepted, and personalization expressions are not resolved. Metadata exceeding the limit is discarded, but the Live activity is still delivered.