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Contentsquare live signals

Signals are triggered by Contentsquare based on user interactions, like rage clicking, constant hovering, repeated scrolling and fraudulent activity.

To learn how to integrate Kameleoon with Contentsquare, you can read our article on the subject.

Retrieve Contentsquare Live Signals in Kameleoon​

In a nutshell, you will need to create and set up a Kameleoon custom data that Contentsquare will initialize when a live signal is triggered. Follow these steps to set up the custom data:

  1. Name your custom data ContentsquareLiveSignals.
  2. Choose the Acquisition method Kameleoon Activation API.
  3. Choose the type List of Strings.
  4. Choose the scope Visit.

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As Live Signals' names can be changed by the end user in Contentsquare, if you want to use Live Signals in our Segment Builder, you must add a custom script in the Save the values for the targeting condition associated with the custom data point option of the custom data pop-in (last step).

return [
{value:'js_error_signal', label:'js_error_signal'}, 
{value:'consecutive_click_signal', label:'consecutive_click_signal'}, 
{value:'rage_click_signal', label:'rage_click_signal'}, 
{value:'repetitive_hovering_signal', label:'repetitive_hovering_signal'},
{value:'repeated_scrolling_signal', label:'repeated_scrolling_signal'},
{value:'mouse_shakes_signal', label:'mouse_shakes_signal'},
{value:'excessive_pastes_fraud_signal', label:'repetitive_hovering_signal'},
{value:'excessive_reloads_fraud_signal', label:'excessive_reloads_fraud_signal'} 
];

Update the script according to your live Signals' names. For instance, if you have named the default signal js_error_signal: "JavaScript errors", then the script above has to be updated to:

return [
{value:'JavaScript errors', label:'JavaScript errors'}, 
{value:'consecutive_click_signal', label:'consecutive_click_signal'}, 
{value:'rage_click_signal', label:'rage_click_signal'}, 
{value:'repetitive_hovering_signal', label:'repetitive_hovering_signal'},
{value:'repeated_scrolling_signal', label:'repeated_scrolling_signal'},
{value:'mouse_shakes_signal', label:'mouse_shakes_signal'},
{value:'excessive_pastes_fraud_signal', label:'repetitive_hovering_signal'},
{value:'excessive_reloads_fraud_signal', label:'excessive_reloads_fraud_signal'} 
];

Then you can target visitors when one or several Live Signal(s) have been triggered during their visit.

You will find the instructions in this Contentsquare documentation.

Available Contentsquare Signals​

Nine Signals are available by default.

Friction Signals​

  • js_error_signal: Whenever a click causes a JS error within X seconds
  • consecutive_click_signal: Clicking on the same element X times consecutively within Y seconds
  • rage_click_signal: Clicking rapidly X times within Y milliseconds
  • repetitive_hovering_signal: Hovering over the same element X times within Y seconds
  • repeated_scrolling_signal: Scrolling to X% of the page and then back up to Y% of the page Z times
  • mouse_shakes_signal: Accelerating the mouse left and right or up and down within X milliseconds

Fraud Signals​

  • excessive_pastes_fraud_signal: Pasting in the same field and session X times with three thresholds: Low, Medium & High
  • excessive_reloads_fraud_signal: Reloading in the same session X times with three thresholds: Low, Medium & High

Ad Block Signal​

  • adblocker_signal: Whenever an ad blocker is detected within X seconds.

Use Contentsquare Signals in Kameleoon​

You can use Contentsquare Signals: