Conditions

This use case assumes you:

• Have a MID for the site visitor. Let's call this ID 1234.
• Know this visitor by your own unique ID. Let's call this ID 9876.
• Want to link the MID (1234) to your own, unique ID (9876).
• (Optional) Want to set an authentication status on this visitor.

Actions

Given these conditions, make a call to the ID service that includes:

• The MID (1234).
• Your data provider ID. This is a unique ID assigned to your company. Let's call this ID 4444.
• Your ID for the visitor (9876).
• (Optional) A status ID to define the authentication state for this visitor.

And, if you happen to have any of the other parameters listed in the direct integration guide (e.g., d_blob or dcs_region, etc.) it's ok to pass those in as well.

Solution and code sample

Format your call to the ID service like this:

https://dpm.demdex.net/id?d_mid=1234&d_cid=4444%019876%011&d_ver=2

Note how the sample call contains the:

• MID: d_mid=1234
• MID joined to your unique ID for the visitor: d_mid=1234&d_cid=4444%019876%011
• Authentication state ID: ...d_cid=4444%019876%011 (hint: it's that last digit).

Conditions

This use case assumes you:

• Do not have a MID for the site visitor.
• Need to request a MID from the ID service.
• Know your organization ID. Let's call this 5555.

Actions

Given these conditions, make a call to the ID service that includes your Organization ID.

And, if you happen to have any of the other parameters listed in the direct integration guide (e.g., d_blob or dcs_region, etc.) it's ok to pass those in as well.

Solution and code sample

Format your call to the ID service like this:

https://dpm.demdex.net/id?d_orgid=5555&d_ver=2

Note how the sample call contains your Organization ID, d_orgid=5555. It would return a Experience Cloud ID for this visitor.