Synchronize user attributes

Overview

In this destination service, DinMo exports and updates user attributes in Iterable and optionally inserts new user profiles. To implement this integration, follow these steps:

  1. Creating an Iterable destination: Refer to the corresponding section for detailed setup instructions.

  2. Creating a user segment or model: This should include all profiles and attributes to be updated in Iterable.

  3. Activating the model or segment to the Iterable destination: This initiates data synchronization. Detailed instructions are provided in the activation section.

Each time the activation runs:

  • If you enable the Insert Mode option, new profiles in the model will be inserted into Iterable (UPSERT).

  • All attributes with changed values since the last activation will be updated in Iterable.

  • If you choose not to insert new profiles, only existing profiles in Iterable (identified via their external ID) will be updated (UPDATE).

Destination setup

To start synchronizing user attributes, create an Iterable destination using the appropriate destination service.

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

Activation configuration

After setting up the Iterable destination and creating your DinMo model, you can configure an activation to begin syncing data.

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

Fields mapping

In the Fields Mapping section, specify the field in your DinMo model corresponding to the user ID or email in Iterable. This is used to match records in your model with existing profiles in Iterable.

Synchronized attributes

Define the attributes you want to synchronize in this section. DinMo ensures that the mapped attributes remain up-to-date in Iterable.

To map an attribute:

  1. On the left side, select the field in DinMo containing the attribute’s value.

  2. On the right side, type the exact name of the attribute as it appears in Iterable.

Note: If the specified attribute does not exist in Iterable, DinMo will automatically create it.

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