Synchronize users attributes

Overview

In this destination service, DinMo will export and update attributes in the users table, and, optionally, insert new users.

To do so, you will need to go through these three steps:

• Creating a Braze destination. Refer to the corresponding section for more info.

• Creating a user segment or user model composed of all the users and their attributes that will be updated in Braze.

• Activating the model or segment to the Braze destination to start sending data. Refer to the corresponding section for more info.

Each time the activation will be running:

• If you ticked the insert mode option, all new users in the model will be inserted as a user in Braze (UPSERT)

• All attributes values that have changed since the last activation will be updated in Braze

If you chose not to insert new users, only users of the model who have an external id linked to an existing Braze user will be updated (UPDATE).

Destination setup

To start synchronizing contacts, you are first required to create a Braze destination with the corresponding destination service.

Learn how to create such a destination in our step-by-step tutorial

Activation configuration

Once the destination has been setup, and your DinMo model created, you can create an activation to start sending data to Braze right away.

Learn how to activate a segment in our step-by-step tutorial

Fields mapping

In the Fields mapping section, you are asked to specify the field contained in your DinMo model corresponding to the external ID or the Braze ID. This field will be used to link the model's records to existing users.

Refer to this documentation if you want to learn more about Braze external user IDs.

Synchronized attributes

In this section, you can add as many attributes mapping as you would like. DinMo will keep the values of all the attributes mapped here up to date.

To map an attribute, please select in the left side the DinMo field containing the attribute's value, and in the right side, please type the exact name of the attribute as it appears in Braze.

Note that if the attribute you type does not exist in Braze, DinMo will create it.