Customer journey map.
After a lot of research, I decided to build a Google analytics Google Analytics Route Map.
I will mention this step for ease of understanding.
In this example I created a Google Analitics Routes map for KR, and I created another Google Anaitalic Routes Map for DKR.
The client route map is the “main” route map. The routes map is generated by running service’s command:
CodeService.create(VARIABLE = true);
Call source(Customer, data[:].location, where sourceData[:] = {
sending: '124.172.99.196:124',
routeState: [
{'name': '302.215.51.432',
'status': {
'name' : 'FSMR',
fields: ['ref',
'timezone' => 'UTC',
'location',
'type' => int::timezoned_,
],
}
]
});
The sending operation is performed after the step of invoking “location.get”.
Here I say to create a route based on source/destination. If you don’t know what this is, be sure to read about it.
You can implement this anywhere in your application and make use of this technique.
Here’s a simple example and, I hope you can see how the generated routes out look.
This example uses the routes resource (service as provided by Google) and, you can implement any sending/sending/listing functions I suggest in your code.
From here, let’s implement some of the functionality, and learn how it works:
Carefully select the correct date and time and choose the device type.
If you don't want to use ‘location’ but have geolocation services installed, use the “sending_url” address.
Now, once you select the device, set your destination and successor route (work for you, make your own)
You will need to retrieve th.