Web Full Reference

init

Initializing the SDK is an asynchronous method with a callback, so it may seem as though you would need to place any method calls that will execute immediately inside the branch.init() callback. We've made it even easier than that, by building in a queue to the SDK! The only thing that is required is that branch.init() is called prior to any other methods. All SDK methods called are guaranteed to:

Be executed in the order that they were called in.
Wait to execute until the previous SDK method finishes.

Adding the Branch script to your page automatically creates a window.branch object with all the external methods described below.

All calls made to Branch methods are stored in a queue, so even if the Branch Web SDK is not fully instantiated, calls made to it will be queued in the order they were originally called.

If the session was opened from a referring link, the data() function will also return the referring link click as referring_link, which gives you the ability to continue the click flow.

The init() function on the Branch object initiates the Branch session and creates a new user session, if it doesn't already exist, in sessionStorage.

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['init'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR_DATA, function(done, branch_key, options) {...});`	Initiate a Branch session.

Argument	Type	Description
`branch_key`	`string`	Your Branch Live Key .
`options`	`object`	See "options" table.
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns Branch session data. This includes the link the user was referred by.

`options` Data Object

Key	Value	Type	Required
`branch_match_id`	The current user's browser-fingerprint-id. The value of this parameter should be the same as the value of `?_branch_match_id` (automatically appended by Branch after a link click). Only necessary if `?_branch_match_id` is lost due to multiple redirects in your flow.	`string`	No
`branch_view_id`	If you would like to test how Journeys render on your page before activating them, you can set the value of this parameter to the id of the view you are testing. Only necessary when testing a view related to a Journey.	`string`	No
`no_journeys`	When `true`, prevents Journeys from appearing on current page.	`boolean`	No
`disable_entry_animation`	When `true`, prevents a Journeys entry animation.	`boolean`	No
`disable_exit_animation`	When `true`, prevents a Journeys exit animation.	`boolean`	No
`retries`	Value specifying the number of times a Branch API call can be retried. Default number is 2.	`integer`	No
`retry_delay`	Amount of time in milliseconds to wait before retrying a timed-out request to the Branch API. Default is 200 ms.	`integer`	No
`timeout`	Duration in milliseconds that the system should wait for a response before considering any Branch API call to have timed out. Default is 5000 ms.	`integer`	No
`metadata`	Key-value pairs used to target Journeys users via the "is viewing a page with metadata key" filter.	`object`	No
`nonce`	A nonce value that will be added to `branch-journey-cta` injected script. Used to allow that script from a Content Security Policy.	`string`	No
`tracking_disabled`	Setting to `true` disables tracking.	`boolean`	No

Example Usage

branch.init(
    branch_key,
    options,
    callback (err, data),
);

Example Response

callback(
	"Error message",
	{
		data_parsed: { }, // If the user was referred from a link, and the link has associated data, the data is passed in here
		referring_identity: '12345', // If the user was referred from a link, and the link was created by a user with an identity, that identity is here
		has_app: true, // Whether the user has the app installed already
		identity: 'BranchUser', // Unique string that identifies the user
		~referring_link: 'https://bnc.lt/c/jgg75-Gjd3' // The referring link click, if available
	}
);

setRequestMetaData

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['setRequestMetaData'] = function(key, value) {...};`	Add additional metadata in the form of key-value pairs to every network request that is made by the Branch Web SDK. This metadata can be used for analytics, troubleshooting, or to enhance the data set sent with requests.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`key`	`string`	Metadata key.	Yes
`value`	`string`	Metadata value.	Yes

Example Usage

branch.setRequestMetadata("key","value");

setAPIUrl

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['setAPIUrl'] = function(url) {...};`	Sets a custom base URL for all calls to the Branch API.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`url`	`string`	The base URL that the Branch API uses.	Yes

Example Usage

branch.setAPIUrl("https://api2.myhost.io");

getAPIUrl

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['getAPIUrl'] = function(){...};`	Get the previously set custom base URL for all calls to the Branch API.

Returns
The base URL for all calls to the Branch API.

Example Usage

branch.getAPIUrl();

data

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['data'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR_DATA, function(done) {...});`	Returns the same session information and any referring data as `Branch.init`, but does not require the `app_id`. This is meant to be called after `Branch.init` has been called, if you need the session information at a later point.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`callback`	`function`	Callback to read the session data. If the Branch session has already been initialized, the callback will return immediately. Otherwise, it will return once Branch has been initialized.	No

Example Usage

branch.data(function(err, data) {
	response.html(err || JSON.stringify(data));
});

first

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['first'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR_DATA, function(done) {...});`	Returns the same session information and any referring data as `Branch.init` did when the app was first installed.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`callback`	`function`	Callback to read the session data. If the Branch session has already been initialized, the callback will return immediately. Otherwise, it will return once Branch has been initialized.	No

Example Usage

branch.first(function(err, data) {
	response.html(err || JSON.stringify(data));
});

setIdentity

This method may be helpful if you have your own user IDs for customers, or you want referral and event data to persist across platforms or uninstall/reinstall. Using this method can make it easier to know when users access your service from different devices.

Sending PII
Be sure to not send any PII through the setIdentity() method. For additional details, please view our guide on Best Practices to Avoid Sending PII to Branch.

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['setIdentity'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR_DATA, function(done, identity) {...});`	Identifies the current user to the Branch API by supplying a unique identifier.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`identity`	`string`	A string uniquely identifying the user - often a user ID.	Yes
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns the user's Branch identity ID and unique link.	No

Returns
Callback containing the user's Branch identity ID and unique link.

Example Usage

branch.setIdentity(
    "unique-user-aa11",
    callback (err, data)
);

Example Response

callback(
     "Error message",
     {
          randomized_bundle_token: '12345', // Server-generated ID of the user identity, stored in `sessionStorage`
          link:                    'url',   // New link to use (replaces old stored link), stored in `sessionStorage`
          referring_data_parsed:   { },     // Returns the initial referring data for this identity, if exists, as a parsed object
          referring_identity:      '12345'  // Returns the initial referring identity for this identity, if exists
     }
);

logout

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['logout'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done) {...});`	Logs the user out of the Branch current session. Replaces session IDs and identity IDs.

Argument	Type	Description
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns whether the session was successful.

Example Usage

branch.logout(
    callback (err)
);

Example Response

callback(
     "Error message"
);

getBrowserFingerprintId

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['getBrowserFingerprintId'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR_DATA, function(done) {...});`	Returns the current user's browser-fingerprint-id. If tracking is disabled then `null` is returned.

Argument	Type	Description
`callback`	`function`	Callback to read a user's browser-fingerprint-id.

Example Usage

branch.getBrowserFingerprintId(function(err, data) { console.log(data); });

Example Response

callback(
     null,
     '00000000000000000', // browser-fingerprint-id, stored in `localStorage`
);

lastAttributedTouchData

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['lastAttributedTouchData'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR_DATA, function(done, attribution_window) {...});`	Returns last attributed touch data for current user. Last attributed touch data has the information associated with that user's last viewed impression or clicked link.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`attribution_window`	`number`	The number of days to look up attribution data for.	Yes
`callback`	`function`	Callback to read last attributed touch data.	No

Example Usage

branch.lastAttributedTouchData(
    attribution_window,
    callback (err, data)
);

logEvent

By default, the Branch Web SDK tracks clicks, opens, installs, reinstalls, impressions, and Journeys dismissals automatically (out-of-the-box).

You can also track special user actions or application-specific events. For example, you can track when a user adds an item to a shopping cart or searches for a keyword.

Learn more about tracking Commerce, Content, Lifecycle, and Custom Events via the logEvent() method in our guide.

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['logEvent'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done, name, eventData, contentItems, customer_event_alias) {...});`	Log a Branch Event to Branch's servers for tracking and analytics.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`event`	`string`	Name of the event.	Yes
`event_data_and_custom_data`	`object`	Relevant information about the event.	No
`content_items`	`array`	Information about the items associated with the event. For example, products purchased (content items) during a transaction (event).	No
`customer_event_alias`	`string`	An alias for the event name, if applicable.	No
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns whether event logging was successful.	No

Example Usage for Standard Events (Commerce, Content, and Lifecycle)

// Example for how to log a `PURCHASE` Commerce Event

var event_and_custom_data = {
   "transaction_id": "tras_Id_1232343434",
   "currency": "USD",
   "revenue": 180.2,
   "shipping": 10.5,
   "tax": 13.5,
   "coupon": "promo-1234",
   "affiliation": "high_fi",
   "description": "Preferred purchase",
   "purchase_loc": "Palo Alto",
   "store_pickup": "unavailable"
};

var content_items = [
{
   "$content_schema": "COMMERCE_PRODUCT",
   "$og_title": "Nike Shoe",
   "$og_description": "Start loving your steps",
   "$og_image_url": "http://example.com/img1.jpg",
   "$canonical_identifier": "nike/1234",
   "$publicly_indexable": false,
   "$price": 101.2,
   "$locally_indexable": true,
   "$quantity": 1,
   "$sku": "1101123445",
   "$product_name": "Runner",
   "$product_brand": "Nike",
   "$product_category": "Sporting Goods",
   "$product_variant": "XL",
   "$rating_average": 4.2,
   "$rating_count": 5,
   "$rating_max": 2.2,
   "$creation_timestamp": 1499892855,
   "$exp_date": 1499892854,
   "$keywords": [ "sneakers", "shoes" ],
   "$address_street": "230 South LaSalle Street",
   "$address_city": "Chicago",
   "$address_region": "IL",
   "$address_country": "US",
   "$address_postal_code": "60604",
   "$latitude": 12.07,
   "$longitude": -97.5,
   "$image_captions": [ "my_img_caption1", "my_img_caption_2" ],
   "$condition": "NEW",
   "$custom_fields": {"foo1":"bar1","foo2":"bar2"}
},
{
   "$og_title": "Nike Woolen Sox",
   "$canonical_identifier": "nike/5324",
   "$og_description": "Fine combed woolen sox for those who love your foot",
   "$publicly_indexable": false,
   "$price": 80.2,
   "$locally_indexable": true,
   "$quantity": 5,
   "$sku": "110112467",
   "$product_name": "Woolen Sox",
   "$product_brand": "Nike",
   "$product_category": "Apparel & Accessories",
   "$product_variant": "Xl",
   "$rating_average": 3.3,
   "$rating_count": 5,
   "$rating_max": 2.8,
   "$creation_timestamp": 1499892855
}];

var customer_event_alias = "event alias";

branch.logEvent(
   "PURCHASE",
   event_and_custom_data,
   content_items,
   customer_event_alias,
   function(err) { console.log(err); }
);

Example Usage for Custom Events

var custom_data = {
   "Custom_Event_Property_Key1": "Custom_Event_Property_val1",
   "Custom_Event_Property_Key2": "Custom_Event_Property_val2"
};

branch.logEvent(
    'custom_event_name',
    custom_data,
    function(err) { console.log(err); }
);

link

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['link'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR_DATA, function(done, data) {...});`	Creates and returns a Branch Deep Link URL.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`data`	`object`	Link data and metadata.	Yes
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns a string containing the Branch Deep Link URL.	Yes

Facebook OG Tags

You can customize the Facebook OG tags of each URL if you want to dynamically share content.

Do this using the following optional keys in the data object.

Key	Value
`$og_title`	The title you'd like to appear for the link in social media.
`$og_description`	The description you'd like to appear for the link in social media.
`$og_image_url`	The URL for the image you'd like to appear for the link in social media.
`$og_video`	The URL for the video you'd like to appear for the link in social media.
`"$og_url"`	The URL you'd like to appear for the link in social media.
`$og_redirect`	If you want to bypass our OG tags and use your own, use this key with the URL that contains your site's metadata.

Example Usage

branch.link({
    tags: [ 'tag1', 'tag2' ],
    channel: 'facebook',
    feature: 'dashboard',
    stage: 'new user',
    data: {
        mydata: 'something',
        foo: 'bar',
        '$desktop_url': 'http://myappwebsite.com',
        '$ios_url': 'http://myappwebsite.com/ios',
        '$ipad_url': 'http://myappwebsite.com/ipad',
        '$android_url': 'http://myappwebsite.com/android',
        '$og_title': 'My App',
        '$og_description': 'My app\'s description.',
        '$og_image_url': 'http://myappwebsite.com/image.png'
    }
}, function(err, link) {
    console.log(err, link);
});

Example Response

callback(
    "Status message here",
    "https://example.app.link/l/3HZMytU-BW"
);

deepview

See our tutorial for a full guide on how to use Deepview functionality with the Branch Web SDK.

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['deepview'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done, data, options) {...});`	Turns the current page into a Branch Deepview. A Deepview is a mobile web splash page, hosted by Branch, that gives a preview of the in-app content behind a given Branch Link. This gives the page two special behaviors: When the page is viewed on a mobile browser, if the user has the app installed on their phone, we will try to open the app automatically and deep link them to this content. This can be toggled off by turning `open_app` to false, but this is not recommended. Provides a callback to open the app directly, accessible as `branch.deepviewCta();` - you'll want to have a button on your web page that says something like "View In App", which calls this function on click.

Method

Description

Branch.prototype['deepview'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done, data, options) {...});

Turns the current page into a Branch Deepview. A Deepview is a mobile web splash page, hosted by Branch, that gives a preview of the in-app content behind a given Branch Link.
This gives the page two special behaviors:

When the page is viewed on a mobile browser, if the user has the app installed on their phone, we will try to open the app automatically and deep link them to this content. This can be toggled off by turning open_app to false, but this is not recommended.
Provides a callback to open the app directly, accessible as branch.deepviewCta(); - you'll want to have a button on your web page that says something like "View In App", which calls this function on click.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`data`	`object`	Object that includes all link data.	Yes
`options`	`object`	Includes the following properties: `make_new_link`: Whether to create a new link even if one already exists. `open_app`: Whether to try to open the app passively (as opposed to opening it upon user clicking). Defaults to `true`.	No
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns an error if the API call is unsuccessful.	No

Example Usage

branch.deepview(
    {
        channel: 'facebook',
        data: {
            mydata: 'content of my data',
            foo: 'bar',
            '$deeplink_path': 'item_id=12345'
        },
        feature: 'dashboard',
        stage: 'new user',
        tags: [ 'tag1', 'tag2' ],
    },
    {
        make_new_link: true,
        open_app: true
    },
    function(err) {
        console.log(err || 'no error');
    }
);

deepviewCta

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['deepviewCta'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done) {...});`	Perform the Branch Deepview call to action (CTA) on mobile after `branch.deepview()` call is finished. If the `branch.deepview()` call is finished with no error, when `branch.deepviewCta()` is called an attempt is made to open the app and deep link the end user into it; if the end user does not have the app installed, they will be redirected to the platform-appropriate app stores. If, on the other hand, `branch.deepview()` returns with an error, then `branch.deepviewCta()` will fall back to redirect the user using Branch Deep Links . If `branch.deepview()` has not been called, an error will arise with a reminder to call `branch.deepview()` first.

Method

Description

Branch.prototype['deepviewCta'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done) {...});

Perform the Branch Deepview call to action (CTA) on mobile after branch.deepview() call is finished.
If the branch.deepview() call is finished with no error, when branch.deepviewCta() is called an attempt is made to open the app and deep link the end user into it; if the end user does not have the app installed, they will be redirected to the platform-appropriate app stores.
If, on the other hand, branch.deepview() returns with an error, then branch.deepviewCta() will fall back to redirect the user using Branch Deep Links .
If branch.deepview() has not been called, an error will arise with a reminder to call branch.deepview() first.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns an error if CTA is unsuccessful.	No

Example Usage

$('a.deepview-cta').click(branch.deepviewCta); // jQuery example

document.getElementById('my-elem').onClick = branch.deepviewCta; // General example

<a href='...' onclick='branch.deepviewCta()'> // In HTML

// We recommend assigning `deepviewCta()` in `deepview()` callback:
branch.deepview(data, option, function(err) {
    if (err) {
        throw err;
    }
    $('a.deepview-cta').click(branch.deepviewCta);
});

// You can call `deepviewCta()` any time after `deepview()` is finished
branch.deepviewCta();

// When debugging, call `deepviewCta()` with an error callback
branch.deepviewCta(function(err) {
	if (err) {
		console.log(err);
	}
});

addListener

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['addListener'] = function(event, listener) {...};`	An event listener for Journeys-related Branch Events.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`event`	`string`	Specify which events you would like to listen for. If not defined, the observer will receive all events.	No
`listener`	`function`	Listening function that receives an event as a string and optional data as an object.	Yes

Example Usage

var listener = function(event, data) { console.log(event, data); }

// Specify an event to listen for
branch.addListener('willShowJourney', listener);

// Listen for all events
branch.addListener(listener);

Available Journeys Events

Event Name	Description
`willShowJourney`	Journey is about to be shown.
`didShowJourney`	Journey's entrance animation has completed and it is being shown to the user.
`willNotShowJourney`	Journey will not be shown and no other events will be emitted.
`didClickJourneyCTA`	User clicked on Journey's CTA button.
`didClickJourneyClose`	User clicked on Journey's close (X) button.
`didClickJourneyContinue`	User clicked on the dismiss Journey text.
`willCloseJourney`	Journey close animation has started.
`didCloseJourney`	Journey's close animation has completed and it is no longer visible to the user.
`didCallJourneyClose`	Emitted when developer calls branch.closeJourney() to dismiss Journey.

removeListener

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['removeListener'] = function(listener) {...};`	Remove the listener from observations, if it is present.

Argument	Type	Description
`listener`	`function`	Reference to the listening function you would like to remove. Note: this must be the same reference that was passed to `branch.addListener()` earlier - not an identical clone of the function.

Example Usage

var listener = function(event, data) { console.log(event, data); }

// Specify an event to listen for
branch.addListener('willShowJourney', listener);

// Remover listener
branch.removeListener(listener);

setBranchViewData

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['setBranchViewData'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done, data) {...});`	This function lets you set Branch Deep Link data dynamically for a given mobile web Journey. For example, if you design a full page interstitial, and want the Branch Deep Link data to be custom for each page, you'd need to use this function to dynamically set the deep link params on page load. Then, any Journey loaded on that page will inherit these deep link params.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`data`	`object`	Object of all link data. Same as the data object passed to the `branch.link()` method.	Yes
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns an error if setting link data fails.	No

Example Usage

branch.setBranchViewData({
  tags: ['tag1', 'tag2'],
  data: {
    mydata: 'something',
    foo: 'bar',
    '$deeplink_path': 'open/item/1234'
  }
},
function(err) {
	if (err) {
		console.log(err);
	}
});

closeJourney

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['closeJourney'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done) {...});`	Branch Journeys include a close button the user can click, but you may want to close the Journey with a timeout, or via some other user interaction with your web app. For these cases, call `closeJourney()`.

Argument	Type	Description
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns an error if closing Journey fails.

Example Usage

branch.closeJourney(function(err) {
	if (err) {
		console.log(err);
	}
});

disableTracking

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['disableTracking'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done, disableTracking) {...});`	Disabling tracking prevents any Branch requests from being sent across the network, except in the case of deep linking. If someone clicks a Branch Deep Link, but has requested not to be tracked, Branch will return deep linking data back to you but without tracking information. When tracking is disabled for a user, you will still be able to create Deep Links and display Journeys. However, the user will not have identifiable information associated with them. You can change this behavior at any time by calling `disableTracking()`. Disabled tracking for a user is a persistent state. It is saved for the user across browser sessions for the web site.

Method

Description

Branch.prototype['disableTracking'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done, disableTracking) {...});

Disabling tracking prevents any Branch requests from being sent across the network, except in the case of deep linking.
If someone clicks a Branch Deep Link, but has requested not to be tracked, Branch will return deep linking data back to you but without tracking information.
When tracking is disabled for a user, you will still be able to create Deep Links and display Journeys. However, the user will not have identifiable information associated with them. You can change this behavior at any time by calling disableTracking().
Disabled tracking for a user is a persistent state. It is saved for the user across browser sessions for the web site.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`disableTracking`	`boolean`	Set to `true` to disable tracking. Calling `disableTracking();` is the same thing as calling `disableTracking(true);`. If the call `disableTracking(false)` is made, the Web SDK will re-initialize. Additionally, if `tracking_disabled: true` is passed as an option to `branch.init()`, it will be removed during the re-initialization process.	No
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns an error if tracking status update fails.	No

Example Usage

branch.disableTracking(
	true,
	function(err) {
		if (err) {
			console.log(err);
		}
	}
);

setDMAParamsForEEA

Warning: false by Default
Please note that the 3 parameters passed to setDMAParamsForEEA() are all false by default.
Failure to include user consent signals may result in attribution or campaign performance degradation. For additional information, please reach out to your Google AM.

Method	Description
`Branch.prototype['setDMAParamsForEEA'] = wrap(callback_params.CALLBACK_ERR, function(done, eeaRegion, adPersonalizationConsent, adUserDataUsageConsent) {...});`	Sets the value of parameters required by Google Conversion APIs for DMA Compliance in the EEA region.

Argument	Type	Description	Required
`eeaRegion`	`boolean`	Set to `true` if user is included in European Union regulations. For example, if the user is located within the EEA, they are within the scope of DMA. Set to `false` if user is considered excluded from European Union regulations.	Required if EU regulations apply to this user
`adPersonalizationConsent`	`boolean`	Set to `true` if user has granted consent for ads personalization. Set to `false` if user has denied consent for ads personalization.	Required if `eeaRegion` is set to `true` (i.e., EU regulations apply to this user)
`adUserDataUsageConsent`	`boolean`	Set to `true` if user has granted consent for 3P transmission of user-level data for ads. Set to `false` is user has denied consent for 3P transmission of user-level data for ads.	Required if `eeaRegion` is set to `true` (i.e., EU regulations apply to this user)
`callback`	`function`	Callback that returns an error if call fails.	No

Example Usage

The setDMAParamsForEEA() method can be called before or after the init() method, and will be queued accordingly:

// Example for an EEA resident who has denied both ad personalization and data usage consent
branch.setDMAParamsForEEA(
  true,
  false,
  false,
	function(err) {
		if (err) {
			console.log(err);
		}
	}
);

Web Full Reference

init

options Data Object

Example Usage

Example Response

setRequestMetaData

Example Usage

setAPIUrl

Example Usage

getAPIUrl

Example Usage

data

Example Usage

first

Example Usage

setIdentity

Example Usage

Example Response

logout

Example Usage

Example Response

getBrowserFingerprintId

Example Usage

Example Response

lastAttributedTouchData

Example Usage

logEvent

Example Usage for Standard Events (Commerce, Content, and Lifecycle)

Example Usage for Custom Events

link

Facebook OG Tags

Example Usage

Example Response

deepview

Example Usage

deepviewCta

Example Usage

addListener

Example Usage

Available Journeys Events

removeListener

Example Usage

setBranchViewData

Example Usage

closeJourney

Example Usage

disableTracking

Example Usage

setDMAParamsForEEA

Example Usage

Shortcuts

Company

Resources

`options` Data Object