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Audience Manager - Data Types

The Audience Manager provides a diverse set of data types to store and manage audience-related information effectively. These data types allow users to capture different types of inputs for segmentation, targeting, and personalization.

What data types are available in Audience manager?

  1. String

    • Description: A short text field for storing alphanumeric characters.

    • Character Limit: 300

    • Example: "John Doe, Marketing Manager"

  2. Text

    • Description: A longer text field for detailed information.

    • Character Limit: 2000

    • Example: "This audience segment targets users interested in digital marketing and technology. They have shown engagement through multiple channels, including webinars and newsletters."

  3. Boolean

    • Description: A field that holds either true or false values.

    • Example: Subscribed to newsletter: true

  4. Date

    • Description: A field for storing date values.

    • Format: YYYY-MM-DD

    • Example: 2025-02-07

  5. Attachment

    • Description: A file upload field allowing various document formats.

    • Supported File Types:

      • .jpg

      • .pdf

      • .mp4

      • .doc

      • .png

    • Example Usage: Uploading ID proof, contract agreements, or marketing materials.

  6. Single Select List

    • Description: A dropdown field allowing users to select a single predefined option.

    • Example Options:

      • "Marketing"

      • "Sales"

      • "Customer Support"

      • "Technical Support"

    • Example Usage: Selecting an audience category or department.

  7. Multi Select List

    • Description: A dropdown field allowing users to select multiple predefined options.

    • Example Options:

      • "Email"

      • "SMS"

      • "Push Notifications"

      • "Social Media Ads"

    • Example Usage: Selecting multiple communication preferences.

  8. Number

    • Description: A numeric field for storing integer or decimal values.

    • Example: 1500 (Customer ID) or 99.99 (Discount Percentage)

  9. Phone Number

    • Description: A field for storing contact numbers.

    • Format: E.164 (e.g., +1-555-123-4567)

    • Example: +919876543210

  10. Email

    • Description: A field for storing email addresses.

    • Format: Standard email format (e.g., example@domain.com)

    • Example: contact@company.com

Updated on Feb 07, 2025

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