Track transactions

To associate a user’s session with their potential purchases (and corresponding revenue), you must send the transaction via a dedicated API. For each transaction, we send:

• Price (mandatory)
• Currency (mandatory)
• Transaction ID (optional)

import com.contentsquare.android.api.Currencies;
import com.contentsquare.android.api.model.Transaction;

// Sends Transaction
float price = 430.00f;
String id = "id";
// Currency
Currencies currency = Currencies.EUR; // or currency = "USD"

Contentsquare.send(Transaction.builder(price, currency).id(id).build());

import com.contentsquare.android.api.Currencies
import com.contentsquare.android.api.model.Transaction

// Sends Transaction
val price = 430.00f
val id = "id"
// Currency
val currency = Currencies.EUR // or currency = "USD"

Contentsquare.send(Transaction.builder(price, currency).id(id).build())

The currency is conforming to the ISO 4217 ↗ standard. The currency can be passed either as “alphanumeric code” or “numeric code”.

If the currency passed doesn’t match the supported currencies, the SDK will send a currency value of -1. It will be processed as the default currency of the project.

The Transaction API uses a Float to represent the transaction value, which means very large numbers may be rounded when stored or serialized.

For example, 1234567890f becomes 1234567936f.

This behavior is normal for floating-point values and does not affect regular currency amounts (0.99, 430.00, 100000.00).