Split Cloud Mode Integration

After you have successfully instrumented Split as a destination in RudderStack, follow this guide to correctly send your events to Split in cloud mode.

Find the open source transformer code for this destination in the GitHub repository.

Identify

The identify method lets you identify a user and associate them to their actions. It also lets you record any traits about them like their name, email, etc.

A sample identify call is shown below:

rudderanalytics.identify("1hKOmRA4GRlm", {
  name: "Alex Keener",
  email: "alex@example.com",
  plan: "GOLD",
  age: 40,
})

Track

You can use the track call to capture user events and the associated properties.

A sample track call is shown below:

rudderanalytics.track("Clicked button", {
  color: "red",
  buttonText: "Get started",
})

RudderStack sends the above track call as a Clicked_button event to Split along with the event properties.

Note that the event name (Clicked button in the above example) in the track event should:

• Start with a letter or number.
• Contain 80 characters or less.
• Contain only letters, numbers, hyphen, underscore, or period.

Page

The page event lets you record your website’s page views with any additional information about the viewed page.

A sample page call is shown below:

rudderanalytics.page("homepage", "home", {
  url: "https://abc.com",
  title: "Test",
  referrer: "https://google.com",
})

RudderStack sends the above page call as a Viewed_home_page event to Split, along with the associated properties.

Screen

The screen call lets you record whenever your user views their mobile screen, with any additional relevant information about the screen.

A sample screen call is shown below:

[[RSClient sharedInstance] screen:@"Main" properties:@{@"prop_key" : @"prop_value"}];

The above snippet captures information related to the viewed screen such as its name and category. RudderStack sends this call as a Viewed_Main_screen event with the associated properties.

Group

The group call lets you link an identified user with a group like a company, organization, or an account. You can also record any custom traits associated with that group like the company name, number of employees, etc.

A sample group call is shown below:

rudderanalytics.group("group123", {
  company: 'Sample Company',
});

Specify traffic type in events

You can specify the Split traffic type in your events as follows:

rudderanalytics.identify("1hKOmRA4GRlm", {
  name: "Alex Keener",
  email: "alex@example.com",
  plan: "GOLD",
  age: 40,
  trafficTypeName: "account"
})

Note that:

• RudderStack automatically maps the trafficTypeName field present in your traits/context.traits/properties object to Split’s trafficTypeName field.
• The traffic type name specified at the event level takes precedence over the Traffic Type dashboard setting.

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