This document contains frequently asked questions that arise when using the OneView data source. You can quickly navigate to a particular FAQ by using the table of contents below.
Did OneView used to called dataXu?
What fields (metrics) are available?
How do I request an additional data set from OneView?
What data can I assign to my Tap Client from this data source?
Did OneView used to be called dataXu?
Yes. OneView was previously known as dataXu and is owned by Roku.
What fields (metrics) are available?
After you connect a data source to TapClicks, you can use that data in your reporting an insights. Each specific data field available through the API is called a Metric in TapClicks. These metrics are organized into groups of similar types of data called Data Views. You can view all metrics and data views for a given data source in the Connector Marketplace. For OneView, you will find a list of all metrics available for use in TapClicks, organized by data view, here: OneView metrics in the Connector Marketplace.
How do I request an additional data set from OneView?
In order to allow for ease of connection, TapClicks has built out eight additional views that are supported by additional fields that can be added to OneView files. If these “predefined views” meet your reporting needs, you can reach out to a OneView representative to request that the specific fields are added to existing files. Once these are present in the files, TapClicks can enable the view(s) on the client’s TapAnalytics instance.
If the data that a client is looking for is not included in the predefined views today, then TapClicks can go through the standard process of creating additional views or adding additional fields. The flow for both types of requests is depicted by the chart below.
What data can I assign to my Tap Client from this data source?
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