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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Prerequisites:

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To integrate with Snowplow Snowflake, you will need to access your Snowflake console.

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For this self-service integration, we also have some data requirements:

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  1. All of your events must be unified into one singular table as opposed to having separate tables for each event type.
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  2. There can only be a maximum of one authenticatedID and one unauthenticatedID for aliasing.
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  3. The event timestamp must be in UTC
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  4. All joins must be done beforehand.
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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Instructions:

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  1. In Analytics, click on the gear icon and select Project Settings.\n\"Project
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  2. Select the Data Sources tab.\n\"Data
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  3. Select New Data Source.\n\"New
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  4. Select Connect via Data Warehouse or Lake:\n\"Connect
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  5. Select Snowflake as your data connection Snowplow as the connection schema and click Connect.\n\"Snowflake
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  6. You should see this Snowflake + Snowplow Overview screen. Click Next.\n\"Snowflake
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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Connection Information

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\"Connection

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  1. Log in to your Snowflake account.
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    Enter the Account Info into Analytics.

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  3. Enter the Warehouse name.\n\"Warehouse
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  4. Enter the Database name.\n\"Database
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  5. Click into Warehouses and copy the Schema.\n\"Schema\"
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  6. Enter the Table name.\n\"Table
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  7. For Auto-Generated Password, we randomly generate a password for you to use. If you would like to create your own password, please replace the autofilled value in that field.
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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Grant Permissions

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\"Grant

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  1. You will need to copy and paste these code snippets into your Snowflake worksheet.
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  2. Navigate to the Worksheets tab and paste the snippets into the SQL runner, and hit Run All.
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  3. The last snippet needs to be applied in Admin -> Security -> + Network Policy.\n\"Network
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  4. Click Next to test your connection
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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Data Loading

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  1. \n

    Start Date\nSelect the date from which Analytics should load your data.

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  2. Schedule Interval\nSelect the frequency to make new data available in Analytics.
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  3. Processing Delay\nSelect when we should start extracting your data in UTC. This time should be when all of your previous day’s data is fully available in your table for extraction.
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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Event Modeling

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  1. In the Structured Event Name section, select the field that should be used to derive Analytics event names. Typically, most customers use the se_action field, but it completely depends on your implementation.\nWe will first look at this field’s value to use as the event name in Analytics. If this value is null, then we will use the event_name field. If this field’s value is also null, we will then use the event field.\nIf you are not using Snowplow structured events, select none.
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    For Timestamp, select the field that represents the time that the event was performed. Analytics will use this field to run its queries. If unsure, leave as derived_tstamp.

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  3. For Vendor Name, input the Snowplow vendor names used so we can simplify your event property names.
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  4. Click Next
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After this step, we will perform a few checks on your data with the model that you provided. The checks are:

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n User Identification (Aliasing)

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After some basic checks, we can define your users within your data. For more information on User Identification (Aliasing), please refer to this article.

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  1. If you choose to enable Aliasing, click on Enabled:
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    Type - Select the Snowplow field type

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    If you choose to disable Aliasing, press Disabled:

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If you have a non-null value that represents null UserID values, please click on the Show Advanced button. In this field, please enter these non-null values.

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\n After this step, we will perform additional checks on your data with the user model that you provided. The checks are:\n

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Assisted Modeling

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You should see a summary of your data based on the last 7 days in three main blocks.

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    Events Summary\nYou should see a daily breakdown of your Total Event Count, and the number of Unique Event Names. If there are certain events to exclude, please click on the Exclude checkbox for those events.

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    Properties Summary\nHere you will see the number of Unique Event Property Names. If there are certain properties to exclude, please click on the Exclude checkbox for those events.

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    Users Summary\nThis section lists the number of Unique users seen. If the numbers do not look correct, please go back to the User Modeling section to confirm that the correct ID was chosen. Please note that the counts may not reflect exactly what gets loaded into Analytics due to aliasing and other event modeling configurations.

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Waiting for Data

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If you see this screen, you’re all done! You should see your data in Analytics within 48-72 hours and will be notified by email.\n\"Waiting

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Advanced Settings

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For additional advanced settings such as excluding certain events and properties, please refer to this page

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If you have any questions or concerns about the above Integration, please contact your Customer Support Manager, or email support@mparticle.com.

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