MessageGears
Learn how to set up MessageGears as a destination for audience exports.
Use MessageGears to activate audiences from your warehouse. In GrowthLoop, you can export to MessageGears through a dedicated MessageGears warehouse destination instead of using a generic warehouse destination.
Prerequisites
Before you start, make sure you have:
- Access to your MessageGears environment
- A warehouse that MessageGears can read from
- The credentials required for the warehouse destination you plan to use
If you need to prepare your warehouse credentials, review the setup guides for BigQuery or Snowflake.
Set up your destination
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Go to Destinations.
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Click New Destination.
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Search for MessageGears.
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Select the destination that matches the warehouse MessageGears will read from:
- MessageGears - BigQuery
- MessageGears - Snowflake
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Enter your destination name, sync settings, and warehouse credentials.
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Click Create.
NoteYou set the warehouse connection during destination setup. You choose the export table name later, when you export an audience.
Export to MessageGears
- Open the audience you want to export.
- Click Export.
- Select your MessageGears destination.
- Enter the export settings for the run.
- Set the Table Name that GrowthLoop should write to.
- Choose your Export Type.
- Select any Personalization Fields you want to include.
- Map the MessageGears identifier fields to the right warehouse columns.
- Start the export.
GrowthLoop writes the audience to the warehouse table you selected, and MessageGears can pick it up from there.
Match fields
MessageGears exports use MessageGears-specific identifier fields rather than the generic warehouse identifiers. Depending on your setup, you may map fields such as:
client_customer_idemailRecipientIdadvertiser_idLead_IDEncrypted_IDregion
Make sure the warehouse columns you map are the fields MessageGears expects for ingestion.
Need help validating your setup? Reach out to [email protected].
Updated 19 days ago