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What are the 11 columns?

• ahmedNarrator 6y ago
  Activity, Customer, Time, Activity, 3 features, Revenue impact. source and source_id (for identity resolution) and a couple of meta data columns. You can see some example transformations here: https://docs.narrator.ai/docs/by-data-source https://docs.narrator.ai/docs/by-data-source
• cedricd 6y ago
  Also replying since I wrote this up :) - activity_id : a unique identifier for the row - activity : the type of activity (eg 'page_view') - timestamp : time the activity happened - customer : the unique customer identifier Metadata columns Three columns for any info we'd like to add to an activity. Eg for a purchased product activity it could be product name. - feature_1 - feature_2 - feature_3 - revenue_impact : the amount of money related to this activity. A completed order activity would have this - link : a hyperlink related to the activity ('ticket submitted' might have a link to the ticket in Zendesk) Additional customer identifier - source and source id are used when you're not entirely sure who the customer is. For example, a 'page view' activity wouldn't know the actual customer, but might have a unique identifier. So the source could be 'segment.io' and source_id could be their generated uuid - source - source_id
  • chasers 6y ago
    Only three metadata fields or can you have more?
    • ahmedelsama 6y ago
      We do have the ability to enrich an activity and add as many more features but that is very rare. I am sure you used to a lot of features in a table but in Narrator you can burrow any feature from any activity so you often don't even have 3 features. https://docs.narrator.ai/docs/how-to-borrow-features-from-other-activities https://docs.narrator.ai/docs/how-to-borrow-features-from-ot...