Ripe.identify
Set up to start sending your lead/users data to Ripe
You should call Ripe.identify under the following circumstances:
When you first set a unique identifier for a lead/user, preferably a UID from your database.
Every time a user either logs in or updates any of the attached traits, e.g., email, etc.
On each page load, this only needs to contain the UID.
Here is an example of what you send could look like:
If a user_id
is not provided, an automatically generated anonymous_id will be used.
Why add .identify on each page load?
A minimal version of the .identify with a UID as the only part of the object should be fired on each page load. While 1 & 2 ensure we have the correct metadata. The minimal call helps us keep tabs on users who come back to expired sessions without signing into the app and enables you to keep the stats and movements of the users up to date. It also makes the CRM integration perform optimally by checking that data in the CRM and Ripe are synced more frequently
Always send email when possible
It's important always to share email
and format it like in the example whenever it's known. This enables us to enrich and group your leads into companies inside the Ripe app.
Reserved traits
In addition to email
we may use other reserved traits now or in the future, so it's best to map appropriate data for them whenever it's available.
address
Object
Street address of a user optionally containing: city
, country
, postalCode
, state
, or street
age
Number
Age of a user
avatar
String
URL to an avatar image for the user
birthday
Date
User’s birthday
description
String
Description of the user
email
String
Email address of a user
firstName
String
First name of a user
gender
String
Gender of a user
id
String
Unique ID in your database for a user
lastName
String
Last name of a user
name
String
It is reccomended to pass firstName and lastName for a lead. If you pass a first and last name Ripe automatically fills in the full name for you.
phone
String
Phone number of a user
title
String
Title of a user, usually related to their position at a specific company. Example: “VP of Product”
username
String
User’s username. This should be unique to each user, like the usernames of Twitter or GitHub.
website
String
Website of a user
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