Connect Magento (Adobe Commerce) with Treasure Data, an enterprise CDP, to unify customer data, resolve identities, build segments, and activate journeys across warehouses and marketing channels.
• Magento (Adobe Commerce) event, customer, order, and catalog data is collected via server-side feeds and/or tag-based tracking and landed in Treasure Data as raw tables.
• Customer identifiers (email, phone, customer ID, hashed IDs, device IDs) are mapped into Treasure Data identity resolution to stitch profiles across sessions, channels, and accounts.
• Batch and streaming ingestion jobs normalize timestamps, currencies, locales, and consent flags into a unified customer schema used for segmentation.
• Segment definitions are executed as SQL-based audiences in Treasure Data, with membership recalculated on schedule or on new event arrival.
• Audience exports are routed from Treasure Data to downstream destinations such as data warehouses (for example, BigQuery or Snowflake) and marketing channels (for example, Google Ads, Meta, or Email service providers), based on connector support.
• Data quality checks validate required fields, attribute formats, and deduplication rules, with job status and failures logged for monitoring and replay.
• Ownership rules define which system is the source of truth for profile attributes, and conflict resolution prioritizes the latest or highest-trust value per field.
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We map Magento events and entities into Treasure Data, then validate identity stitching and profile updates end to end. You get documented schemas, payload samples, and QA checks for repeatable releases.
Typically this includes customer, consent, product views, add-to-cart, checkout steps, purchases, refunds, and on-site search behavior. We align events to your segmentation logic so audiences stay stable across channels.
Yes, once segments are built in Treasure Data, we wire them to your activation tools and keep IDs consistent for targeting and suppression. This reduces audience drift between CRM, ad platforms, and onsite experiences.
Yes, we include store view, locale, and currency context in the event model, so segments and reporting stay comparable across regions. This matters for global catalogs and cross-market lifecycle programs.
We run event-level QA, deduplication checks, and reconciliation against Magento source totals for orders and revenue. scandiweb has delivered 575+ eCommerce BI dashboards, so we build tracking you can actually trust.