Contianers Manager
Containers Manager within the Ocamba platform represents an organized inventory of all your containers.
When you click on Containers Manager in your left sidebar, you will see two tabs: Containers and Groups.
Containers Manager Tab Location
Adding a New Container
A container is an identifier that includes one or more apps, such as web, Android, and iOS.
To add a new container, you have to:
Click the Add button in the upper right corner.
Containers Manager New Container Option Location
Fill out the mandatory fields:
Contanier Name
Account
Apps
Containers Manager Add New Container Window Example
If adding a mobile app:
Select app type (Android, or iOS).
Provide the Package Name for Android or Bundle ID for iOS.
Click Confirm to complete the process of creating the container.
Managing Containers
Once created, Container are displayed in a list with basic information such as Status, Name, APP, Date Created, Date Modified, Pageviews, Sessions, and Users.
Deleting a Container
To delete a Container:
Click on the Container.
Click the Delete button in the upper right corner.
Containers Manager Delete Container Option Location
Containers Overview
To view container details:
Added New Container View Example
Web Container configuration dashboard is divided in two sections:
- Basic information: Displays basic container information, including Container ID, Account, Create Time, Status, Container Name, Update Time, and a list of all included apps.
Container's Basic Information Edit Mode
Basic Information Fields:
Container ID: A unique identifier automatically assigned to the container upon creation. This field is immutable and serves as a primary reference.
Container Name: A user-defined name to easily identify the container. This is editable and should be descriptive.
Partner: Represents the partner associated with the container. This links the container to a specific partner for streamlined management and reporting.
Status: Indicates the current operational state of the container. Statuses control whether the container is active, undergoing verification, or deactivated. The available statuses and their meanings are as follows:
Statuses and Their Meanings
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Active | The container is fully operational and active. Configurations within it are applied. |
| Pending | The container is awaiting approval or additional configurations before activation. |
| Verification | The container is under review to ensure it meets predefined criteria. |
| Paused | Temporarily disables the container without deleting it. Can be resumed anytime. |
| Inactive | Marks the container as non-operational. It can be reactivated if necessary. |
| Rejected | The container did not pass verification or approval, rendering it non-functional. |
| Disabled | Permanently disables the container, typically for deprecated or unwanted settings. |
Create Time Timestamp: indicating when the container was created.
Update Time Timestamp: indicating the last modification made to the container.
- Web - Container configuration: Allows you to configure web apps, add new apps, delete specific apps, and access code snippet for web integration.
- Apps > click Add app > Include the app’s name and toggle the switch to enable analytics on all domains under the main domain. Click Confirm to save changes.
Configure Container Option Location
Analytics: Collects data about your traffic and tracks user behavior.
Consent: Collects user data when they accept the prompt and become a subscriber.
Push: Displays a consent prompt on the website and enables you to send push notifications.
If you click on the Configure button in the top right corner of the Web - Container configuration section, ou will access the following options:
Code Snippet
Push Notification Prompts: Click on the container, then Configure to access prompt configuration setup.
Custom Service Worker Configuration & Path: Defines a service worker path and requires the Push Key for manual setup.
Custom Prompt Configuration: This is where you can add new custom prompt by clicking Add prompt and Edit default native prompt.
Containers Manager Include Subdomains Option Location
Custom prompt
Container Manager Custom Prompt Edit Option
Click Add prompt to open the Custom prompt window.
Custom Prompt Edit Options
Preview: Preview what prompt looks like on different browsers.
Add filters: Filters based on configuration, URL,hostname, query, path, referrer, and window.
Basic information
Prompt type: Select a prompt type.
Prompt name: Set the prompt’s name.
User interaction
On scroll: If enabled, the prompt appears after the user performs the scroll action.
On click: If enables, the prompt appears after the user clicks anywhere on the page.
On custom event: Specify the custom event after which the prompt will appear.
Show after: Specify the numerical value in seconds after which the prompt will appear.
Groups
The Groups section allows you to gather numerous containers in one group.
Within the Groups section, you can find Containers and Applications tabs.
Native Prompt View Settings Example
Container groups
This is where you can find a list of all container groups.
You have the option to sort them either by name or by the number of containers, in ascending or descending order.
Container Groups Tab Location
Within Containers groups tab you can assign a number of containers to one group.
Create a Group
To create a new group:
Go to Containers Manager > Groups, click the Add button in the top right corner.
Container Groups Sorting Options
Create a group name.
Customize the group by choosing a color.
Assign containers to the group.
Click Confirm to finish.
Container Groups Color and Name Options
Other options
Delete a group: Click the Bin icon next to the group to delete the group.
Search: Click the Search icon.
Edit a group: Click the Pen icon to edit a group.
App Groups
The same principle is used when creating mobile application groups within Container Manager.
Container Groups Add New Container Group Option Location
To assign application domains to Container Manager group, you must input application domain.
To specify application domain, enter the values in an appropriate format depending on the application type. Use delimiter (New line) to separate elements. Values need to be unique.
Editing a Group
To edit a group, first click on the group that you want to edit.
To add more containers, click on the Assign containers button in the top right corner.
To delete containers, select the containers that you want to remove. Then, select Bulk > Unassigns.
Container Groups Apps Domain Location
Click Confirm to complete the action.