

Sessions without at least one screenview will be discarded. It means your Personal Data is safe, as long as you use a test user account.

They are not captured from your end-users device. These snapshots can only be taken by Contentsquare's users on their device. In order to unlock the full data-visualization capabilities of Contentsquare, the SDK provides a way to capture snapshots of your app screens. Checkout SDK Log Visualizer Help Center Article for more information. It requires having platform access for your project and enabling in-app features. Log visualizer is a helper tool to see SDK logs without logging tools. To view logs directly on the platform, you can use Log visualizer. Viewing logs in the Contentsquare platform

Debugging & LoggingĬontentsquare provides Logging capabilities that allow you to see the raw event data logged by your app in Android Studio or in the Contentsquare platform. If you don't have access to the Contentsquare platform, you can ask the Contentsquare team to share the link with you. ContentsquareĬlass MyApplication : Application ( ) " It is recommended to call this function in the onCreate() method of a custom Application subclass: import android. This function should be called before the first activity is created. This initialize function is called automatically on app startup if the flag is not listed in the AndroidManifest. Then, you can start the Contentsquare SDK by calling the start() method of the Contentsquare class. Set the flag to false in your AndroidManifest.xml file. Now that the SDK is a dependency of your app, it will autostart itself when your application starts. You do not need to do anything to start the SDK. If you stay with an old version, check the Compatibility chapter. All should work out of the box if your Kotlin and dependencies are up-to-date.
