I am interested in finding out what the data looks like for an export from Adobe Analytics that contains purchase events. Essentially, I'd like to know what the columns are that would be available for a purchases export.
Thank you in advance for any insights.
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I try to find possibility to create/delete In-App Purchase Products for IOS from my backend service. Google already provides a proper API, but I cannot find any alternatives for IOS. I found few similar topics here, but all of them look outdated. Has anyone managed to solve this problem?
When we started using Fabric we created an ecommerce_purchase event to track and report on all in app purchases.
We then implemented Firebase. We continued to use the ecommerce_purchase event because firebase was not reporting iOS in app purchases yet.
Now Firebase does report "some" of the in app purchases, but not yet all of them (subscription renewals are a large part of our revenue, and not yet handled by Firebase).
The ecommerce_purchase event is still reporting correctly, but our issue is the console now double reports quite a bit due to the revenue numbers automatically combining the ecommerce_purchase event, as well as the firebase automatically tracked in_app_purchase event.
Long story short... is there a way to exclude one of these events from the revenue numbers reported by Firebase in the console?
Thanks!
There's no way to exclude the events in the reporting. What you can do is to export your analytics data to BigQuery and perform custom analysis there. Follow the instructions here to link Firebase to BigQuery.
I am not sure if I have to use google in-app purchases or google pay for these use cases. Insight into this issue is appreciated. We are working on an application which has the following scenarios:
Patients can search for, book an appointment with a doctor and pay for the service from the app. In this case, can I use Google Pay since the service rendered is physical and not a virtual service or good?
A doctor can subscribe to or buy add ons in the app to customize their workflow. Since this is a virtual good/service I'm assuming I have to use google in-app purchasing.Right?
Would it be advisable to implement two payment processors for the respective features or do I have to go with only one of the payment processors? Would using only one lead to google blocking the app?
Any insight into such scenarios is appreciated.
Further to what #Paulw11 said, the following answer explains it in more detail: Google Play/App Store in-app purchase policies
I have an offline sale and online site for that daily purchase and conversion are successfully tracked by the Google AdWords.
For offline sale, I want to track this conversion on the Adwords
Is it possible to send the sales data to the AdWords manually through the API or something?
If yes, can you please suggest the possible ways?
If there is no activity on a given product online, Google AdWords will not be able to track this conversion.
On the other hand, if you have a product online and it doesn't lead to an online sale, but instead leads a customer down some path that eventually leads to an offline sale, then there is a way you can track this. You can prepare your data in a CSV format and import conversions from offline to AdWords.
You need the
Google Click ID, Conversion Name, Conversion Time, Conversion Value, Conversion Currency
etc., to do the import.
For more information please refer to https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/7014069
If you're keen to do some automation and your CRM or tracking system has the ability to fire webhooks, you can always connect with Zapier and push the conversion data to a google sheet connected to your adwords account. That will automate 95% of the workflow.
Google Click ID, Conversion Name, Conversion Time, Conversion Value, Conversion Currency
Yes, you can track your offline sales with Google Analytics. You first need to make sure that your Adwords account is linked to your Analytics account. Then you need to collect either the unique id GA provides or use one from your own CRM/POS system and send that data back to GA via their Measurement Protocol.
You can find a more detailed tutorial here: https://attribut.io/blog/2018/11/19/tracking-offline-sales-in-google-analytics/
I want to get prices of several applications to show them in my app.
Can I do it without parsing AppStore application page?
Does Store kit works only for in-app features?
Thanks.
The simplest way I know is using the iTunes search API.
You can get apps prices and more info in a JSON format.
We can use this reques https://itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=284910350
There is price field.
Unless you build your own feed which tell you app the prices you are out of luck.
StoreKit is for in-app purchase only.