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4.5.0
  • SDK Overview
    • Tracking Documentation
      • Android
      • iOS & SKAdNetwork
      • Retargeting
    • Predefined Events
    • Find your justtrack token
  • Android
    • Overview
      • Retargeting users
      • Revenue
      • UserEvent API
      • Demo
      • Changelog
    • Set up the SDK
    • Send user events
    • Get the justtrack user ID
    • Get an attribution
    • Get an advertiser and test group ID
    • Integrate third-party SDKs
  • iOS
    • Overview
      • Track sessions
      • UserEvent API
      • Changelog
    • Set up the SDK
    • Send user events
    • Get the justtrack user ID
    • Get an attribution
    • Get an advertiser and test group ID
    • Integrate third-party SDKs
    • Request tracking authorization
  • Unity
    • Overview
      • Forward Ad Impressions
      • UserEvent API
      • Changelog
    • Install the SDK
    • Install the dependencies
    • Add the prefab
    • Send user events
    • Get a justtrack user ID
    • Get an attribution
    • Get an advertiser and test group Id
    • Provide your own user Id
    • Integrate third-party SDKs
    • Forward in-app purchases
    • Get an affiliate link
    • Configure your iOS application
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  1. Android

Get an attribution

The justtrack SDK determines on each start (if necessary and not cached) the identity and attribution of a user. This includes information about the ad the user clicked on (if any), to which campaign that ad belongs as well as the network and channel of that campaign. The following example shows you you can access the campaign used to acquire the current user: After initializing the SDK you can simply call getAttribution to retrieve an attribution containing your justtrack user id as well as information about the source of the user.

Future<AttributionResponse> response = sdk.getAttribution();
String campaignName = response.get().getCampaign().getName();
log("The campaign name is " + campaignName);
val response = sdk.attribution
val campaignName = response.get().campaign.name
log("The campaign name is $campaignName")

If you are only using the justtrack dashboard to keep track of your install sources, you don't need to call getAttribution yourself.

To wait for the returned Future to resolve to a value, you need to call get on it. This will block the current thread until the future resolves or throws an exception.

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