Tealium

Tealium is a data management platform that lets you collect user data and to use it on other platforms. With this integration, you can configure segments and badges to seamlessly create custom segments in Kameleoon, and use the custom segments to create precise targeting conditions for A/B tests and personalizations. You can implement Kameleoon directly from the Tealium iQ interface. Key benefits:

• Use data from the Tealium iQ dynamic data layer in a Kameleoon Custom Data field.
• Combine both online and offline data by using Tealium Audiences and Badges, with all behavioral targeting criteria available within Kameleoon.
• No need to go through a release process in production.

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Activate Tealium on Kameleoon

The first step is enabling Tealium. To do this:

1. Open the Kameleoon app.
2. Click Admin > Integrations.
3. Search for the Tealium integration and click it.
4. Click Install.
5. Select the project on which you want to activate Tealium.
6. Click Next.
7. Configure the integration:
   • Account name
   • Profile name
   • URL of the Tealium Private Cloud (optional): The URL of your Tealium Private Cloud instance, if you use one.
8. Click Next.

You will then see it appear in the installed tab, showing the number of projects where you configured the tool. You can then find your Tealium targeting conditions in Kameleoon.

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Find and use a Tealium segment in Kameleoon

1. Click New Segment
2. Fill the fields, see the create a segment article for more details;
3. Click Next.
4. Click External tools in the Kameleoon segment builder pop-in.
5. Select Tealium AudienceStream.
6. Select Tealium Badge or Tealium Audience.
7. Click and drag to add the targeting condition to your Kameleoon segment.
8. Click Create.

You can use this segment in your Kameleoon experiments.

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Use Tealium in a Kameleoon custom data

It’s possible to associate Tealium with a custom data’s creation in Kameleoon. In the custom data pop-in, select Tealium as the retrieval method, so you can read the data from the datalayer (utag_data). Then, finalize the custom data’s configuration by filling in the required information. You can associate this custom data with an experiment’s segmentation. Learn more about Kameleoon custom data