Track data shape
Introduction
The track data shape can be used to track processed data, based on field paths that you define. When data passes through a track data shape, values associated with your defined field paths are tracked, which means they are added to the tracked data panel on the Process Flow Home page.
For example, you might choose to track all customer_id
values that pass through the shape, so at any time you can quickly check if a given customer record has been processed:
Need to know
Data that is tracked via the track data shape is retained for one year.
The track data shape works with incoming payloads from a connection shape, and also from a manual payload, inbound API or webhook.
JSON payloads are supported.
Flow and metadata variables are supported when defining field paths.
Adding & configuring a track data shape
To add and configure a new track shape, follow the steps below.
Step 1 In your process flow, add the track data shape in the usual way:
Step 2 You can now configure the track data shape. How you do this depends on whether the data to be tracked is being added to the process flow via a connector shape, or from a non-connector source (such as a manual payload, inbound API request, or webhook):
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