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3. Extending or Overriding pushed data

If you want It is possible to push different data you can include this data by adding fields to the JSON field groups

SiteTrackerUserData-append (or SiteTrackerUserData_RoleName-append for role specific changes

• PrimaryTable Name = User
• You can also retrieve data from the users Role or Customer

SiteTrackerProductData-append (or SiteTrackerProductData_RoleName-append for role specific changes

• PrimaryTable Name = Product

SiteTrackerOrderData-append (or SiteTrackerOrderData_RoleName-append for role specific changes

• Primary Table Name = ProntoSalesOrder
• You can also retrieve field data from ProntoSalesOrderLine and Product

Optionsadditional data or to override Commerce Vision's out-of-the-box inclusions. 

1. First, determine the type of data you wish to push:
   • User
   • Product
   • Order
2. Identify the field name for the new data you require. This can be found in the relevant Dictionary table.
   1. In the CMS, navigate to Settings --> Dictionary.
   2. Enter the table in the 'TableName' field and click 'Define'.

   3. Locate the required data field in the list.

      Tip
      For very large tables such as 'Customer', the Search function may be handy. With the table defined, enter a keyword in the 'Search For' box, select the 'Contains' option, and click 'Search' (not Enter key).

3. Next, include the new data by adding the field to the relevant JSON field group. 

   Data Type	Dictionary Table	JSON Field Group
   User	Primary Table: User Additional Tables: Role Customer	SiteTrackerUserData-append (or SiteTrackerUserData_RoleName-append for role-specific changes)
   Product	Product	SiteTrackerProductData-append (or SiteTrackerProductData_RoleName-append for role-specific changes)
   Order	Primary Table: ProntoSalesOrder Additional Tables: ProntoSalesOrderLine Product	SiteTrackerOrderData-append (or SiteTrackerOrderData_RoleName-append for role-specific changes)

4. Finally, construct the tracking code using the format below. 

   Code Block
   title Sample Data Extension code
   $.cv.css.tracker.track("userDetail", "extend", function(data) { return { EmailAddress: data.EmailAddress }; });

Insert diagram/screenshot here & clarify with AT. 

1. First param is the data to manipulate
2. Second param is the type of manipulation
   1. extend
   2. override
3. The third param is the function that will perform the manipulation
   1. The data is the raw data that can be used for manipulation (and includes the additional data from the JSON field groups described above)
   2. return an object with the properties and data to use

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• userDetail
• pageType (this is for Digital Remarketing)

• productImpressions

• productClick

• questionnaire

• checkout

• checkoutOption

• transactionProducts

• loginSuccess

• logoutSuccess

• addToCart

• removeFromCart

• promoCodes

• viewOrder

• viewTemplate

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