- [Home page](https://www.brimit.com/) - [Blog](https://www.brimit.com/blog) # Sitecore Send Tracking HTTP API [Tech Talks](https://www.brimit.com/blog?categories=Tech%20Talks) [DXP](https://www.brimit.com/blog?platforms=DXP) [Igor Zharikov](https://www.brimit.com/blog/author?authors=Igor%20Zharikov) on March 17, 2022 ![Moosend logo](https://www.brimit.com/-/jssmedia/images/blog/sitecore-send-1-abandoned-cart/moosend-sitecore_logo_white-back-2.png?h=465&iar=0&w=882&hash=D18699DD3C6618600D6955F478E45C30) #### Review Sitecore Send Tracking API In previous blog we talked about configuring Abandoned Cart with Sitecore Send. The suggested way to implement tracking is to use **Moosend Javascript API**. There are some **downsides** with it: - Front end needs to be changed - Additional tracking library needs to be imported onto site - It's one more JS integration in addition to default set: Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel and etc. But it's possible to implement it with [Sitecore CDP](https://www.brimit.com/blog/cdp-0-intruduction). Unfortunately we can't use Javascript Tracking API there. Instead we need implement Tracking without JS API just with **HTTP Requests** with required payload sent to Tracking URLs. Lets take a look how to implement it. #### Search for sources The sources of Moosend tracking library can be easily found on [Github](https://github.com/moosend/website-tracking-js). After some investigation of sources we found [Tracker.ts](https://github.com/moosend/website-tracking-js/blob/5c0e1bdd51928f7e6b33a7ad76060a4233b80917/src/tracker/Tracker.ts) and [config.ts](https://github.com/moosend/website-tracking-js/blob/5c0e1bdd51928f7e6b33a7ad76060a4233b80917/src/common/config.ts). Basically we can see, that requests are made to `https://t.stat-track.com` host to paths `/identify` or `/track` - based on the event type. *Note*. It's also file [EXAMPLE-0.4.0.md](https://github.com/moosend/website-tracking-js/blob/master/docs/EXAMPLE-0.4.0.md) in this repository, but it's outdated: wrong payload is provided there. #### HTTP Requests for Abandoned Cart tracking Now lets review the request made for each type of event required for Abandoned Cart Tracking. ##### Identify request This request is made when the user's email is known. *POST* `https://t.stat-track.com` ``` { "ContactEmailAddress":"[USER_EMAIL]", // users' email "ContactId":"[USER_ID]", // unique user id "actionType":"IDENTIFY", "sessionId":"[SESSION_ID]", // unique session id "siteId":"[SITE_ID]" // site id from Moosend settings } ``` The key thing here is known email and user identifiers: - `ContactId` - unique user identifier, stays the same for multiple user sessions - `sessionId` - unique session identifier, stays the same per particular user's session, but is different per others user sessions. `[USER_EMAIL]`, `[USER_ID]`, `[SESSION_ID]` will be used in all others requests. `[SITE_ID]` is the same for requests for all users in scope of single Moosend integration. ##### Add to cart request This request is made when user adds something to the shopping cart. *POST* `https://t.stat-track.com/track` ``` { "ContactId":"[USER_ID]", "actionType":"ADDED_TO_ORDER", "sessionId":"[SESSION_ID]", "siteId":"[SITE_ID]", "ContactEmailAddress":"[USER_EMAIL]", "properties":[ // information about added to the cart product { "product":{ "itemCode":"[PRODUCT_ID]", "itemPrice":10, // product price - decimal "itemQuantity":2, // added quantity "itemTotalPrice":20, // itemPrice * itemQuantity "itemUrl":"[PRODUCT_URL]", "itemName":"[PRODUCT_NAME]", "itemImage":"[PRODUCT_IMAGE]" } } ], "Url":"[CURRENT_PAGE_URL]" } ``` ##### Order completed request This request is made when the order is completed. Also, list of products needs to be included into the payload: *POST* `https://t.stat-track.com/track` ``` { "ContactId":"[USER_ID]", "actionType":"ORDER_COMPLETED", "sessionId":"[SESSION_ID]", "siteId":"[SITE_ID]", "ContactEmailAddress":"[USER_EMAIL]", "properties":[ { "products":[ { "itemCode":"[PRODUCT_ID_1]", "itemName":"[PRODUCT_NAME_1]", "itemPrice":10, "itemImage":"[PRODUCT_IMAGE_1]", "itemUrl":"[PRODUCT_IMAGE_1]", "itemQuantity":2, "itemTotalPrice":20 }, { "itemCode":"[PRODUCT_ID_2]", "itemName":"[PRODUCT_NAME_2]", "itemPrice":20, "itemImage":"[PRODUCT_IMAGE_2]", "itemUrl":"[PRODUCT_IMAGE_2]", "itemQuantity":3, "itemTotalPrice":60 } ] } ], "Url":"[PAGE_URL]" } ``` #### Upcoming In the next articles we will keep reviewing Sitecore Send and we'll start implementing integration with Sitecore CDP. #### Sitecore Send Series [Abandoned Cart with Sitecore Send](https://www.brimit.com/blog/sitecore-send-1-abandoned-cart) [Sitecore Send Http API](https://www.brimit.com/blog/sitecore-send-2-http-api) ###### Author ![Igor Zharikov - Senior Sitecore Developer, Sitecore MVP](https://www.brimit.com/-/jssmedia/feature/blogs/authors/igor-zharikov-2.jpg?h=700&iar=0&w=700&hash=292A84E8CB3E5CE57CA743385CFB1464) Igor Zharikov Sitecore MVP / Senior Sitecore Developer [Igor Zharikov](https://www.brimit.com/blog/author?authors=Igor%20Zharikov) ###### More By Categories [#Events](https://www.brimit.com/blog?categories=#Events) [#How-to](https://www.brimit.com/blog?categories=#How-to) [#News](https://www.brimit.com/blog?categories=#News) [#Guides](https://www.brimit.com/blog?categories=#Guides) ###### More by Platform [Data and AI](https://www.brimit.com/blog?platforms=Data%20and%20AI) [DXP](https://www.brimit.com/blog?platforms=DXP) [E-commerce](https://www.brimit.com/blog?platforms=E-commerce) [Internet of Things](https://www.brimit.com/blog?platforms=Internet%20of%20Things) [Sales and marketing automation](https://www.brimit.com/blog?platforms=Sales%20and%20marketing%20automation) #### More on Sitecore ![How Vercel Will Help You Save Effort When Deploying Sophisticated Sitecore Projects](https://www.brimit.com/-/jssmedia/project/brimit/blog/2024/vercel_cover-image.png) #Guides #How-to DXP E-commerce ##### How Vercel Will Help You Save Effort When Deploying Sophisticated Sitecore Projects Optimize and accelerate the development and deployment of complex multisite Sitecore projects. 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