Default Data Collected By Web SDK

Default Data Collected By Web SDK

The following events and attributes are captured and updated automatically by the Dengage web  SDK as part of the Session Start and Session End data points, or by the Dengage backend. You don’t need to record them separately as Custom events or Custom attributes.

Device Information

  1. Device Id for each device and browser
  2. Session-Id of user
  3. Visit counts
  4. Web push permission status
  5. Web push token if permission is accepted
  6. Token connect date
  7. Browser name
  8. Device Model
  9. Device OS version
  10. App Type
  11. Token Type
  12. Device name
  13. Device Type
  14. Device Brand

Usage Information

  1. Last activity date
  2. Token Permission
  3. Tracking Permission


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