Transformations
Adding your first transformation?
If you're new to Narrator, check out this tutorial to create a new activity by adding a transformation.
What is a transformation?
A transformation is a SQL query that converts the source data into a standardized format that can be used in Narrator
Transformation Types:
- Activity Transformations define activities so they can be added to the activity stream
- Dimension Transformations create dimension tables that can be joined to the activity stream to enrich activities with additional details such as customer attributes, additional features, etc.
- Customer Dimension creates a customer table to store attributes about the customer. The resulting table it joined to the activity stream using the
customer
value. - Feature Dimension creates a dimension table to store additional details related to an activity or other common concept. The resulting table is joined to the activity stream using the activity
feature
value specified in its configuration. - Aggregate Dimension creates a special type of feature dimension table that is joined to the activity stream using
feature
values specified by the user during dataset assembly. And any metrics stored in this table are aggregated to the level of detail of the selectedfeature
before the join is performed. It is commonly used to track marketing spend because impressions, clicks, and spend cannot be tied to a customer or customer action. Instead these metrics are associated with campaign details (utm_source, utm_campaign, ad_set, etc).
- Customer Dimension creates a customer table to store attributes about the customer. The resulting table it joined to the activity stream using the
The processing for each transformation can be managed in the Processing Config.
Transformation Overview
What's in the Transformations tab of Narrator? Check out this video...
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