Livestorm provides a way to map Livestorm attributes with your CRM fields, allowing a smooth data synchronization between the two tools.
This article lists all the Livestorm attributes available in the mapping and the meaning of each attribute. For the complete overview of the integrations capabilities, please check out our dedicated documentations:
- Marketo
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Pardot
List of Standard attributes in Livestorm
Standard attributes used for registration
Below are the Livestorm attributes you can add in your registration form (check here to see how you can customize your registration page with the attributes you need). The value of the attribute come from your registrant manual entry. Note: the list below is alphabetical, not by importance.
Attribute name (English) |
API Name |
Attribute Type |
Notes |
Address |
address |
Text |
|
Avatar |
avatar |
Text |
The avatar will be provided as a link leading to the picture |
City |
city |
Text |
|
Company |
company |
Text |
|
Country |
country |
Text |
Warning: this country has to be filled manually on the form! If you want to capture the country automatically based on the visitor IP address, please use the system attribute called "ip_country_name" |
Email address |
email |
Email |
|
Facebook |
facebook |
URL |
|
First Name |
first_name |
Text |
|
Job Title |
job_title |
Text |
|
Last Name |
last_name |
Text |
|
LinkedIn |
linkedin |
URL |
|
Phone |
phone |
Text |
|
Twitter |
twitter |
Text |
|
Website |
website |
URL |
|
Note: those are just the standard attributes for the registration. You can add as many custom attributes as you want if you need more or customization info in your forms. Check here for more details.
System attributes related to the people in the session
Below are the Livestorm system attributes. The value of the attribute is populated by Livestorm at each session's steps or people actions, you can't tamper with the value. Note: the list below is alphabetical, not by importance.
Attribute name (English) |
API Name |
Attribute Type |
Notes |
Attendance duration |
attendance_duration |
Integer |
Attendance duration (in minutes) of the people for the specific session. Value populated when the session is over. |
Attendance rate |
attendance_rate |
Float |
Attendance duration rate (in %) of the people for the specific session. Value populated when the session is over. |
Browser name |
browser_name |
Text |
Web browser name used by the people |
Browser version |
browser_version |
Text |
Web browser version used by the people |
Connection link |
connection_link |
URL |
Unique personal link (URL) of the people to connect to the session |
Country code |
ip_country_code |
Text |
Country code deducted from the IP address |
Country name |
ip_country_name |
Text |
Name of the country deducted from the IP address |
Email status |
email_status |
Text |
Did the people received the Livestorm email(s)? |
Event ID |
event_id |
Text |
The unique ID of the Livestorm event |
Event name |
event_name |
Text |
The name of the Livestorm event |
Geo city |
geo_city / ip_city |
Text |
Name of the city deducted from the IP address |
Has attended |
attended |
Boolean |
True if the registrant has attended the live session. False, otherwise. Value populated when the session is over. |
Has viewed replay |
has_viewed_replay |
Boolean |
True if the registrant has viewed the replay of a live session (not concerning on-demand views). False, otherwise. Value populated when the session is over. |
Messages count |
messages_count |
Integer |
Total number of messages sent in the chat by the participant for the session |
OS name |
os_name |
Text |
Operating system (OS) name used by the people |
OS version |
os_version |
Text |
Operating system (OS) version used by the people |
Password key |
password_key |
Text |
Unique personal key of the people for the session |
People ID |
people_id |
Text |
The unique ID of the people |
Questions count |
questions_count |
Integer |
Total number of questions asked by the participant for the session |
Referrer |
referer |
Text |
Information provided by the web browser to determine the page where the visitor originated from when they arrive on the registration page (not used anymore - use UTM instead). |
Registered at |
registered_at |
Datetime |
Datetime when the people registered to the session |
Screen height |
screen_height |
Text |
Screen height of the computer used by the people |
Screen width |
screen_width |
Text |
Screen width of the computer used by the people |
Session date |
session_date |
Datetime |
The estimated started datetime of the session (part of the Livestorm event) |
Session ID |
session_id |
Text |
The unique ID of the session (part of the Livestorm event) |
Session name |
session_name |
Text |
The name of the session (part of the Livestorm event) |
Up votes count |
up_votes_count |
Integer |
Total number of questions upvoted by the participant for the session |
UTM campaign |
utm_campaign |
Text |
UTM tag about the campaign |
UTM content |
utm_content |
Text |
UTM tag about the content |
UTM medium |
utm_medium |
Text |
UTM tag about the medium |
UTM source |
utm_source |
Text |
UTM tag about the source |
UTM term |
utm_term |
Text |
UTM tag about the term |
Votes count |
votes_count |
Integer |
Total number of polls answered by the participant for the session |
Important Information
- UTMs fields should be passed through your registration page URL to capture data and then pushed to your CRM. Check here to learn how to configure UTMs.
- The Connection link attribute is more than 100 characters, so choose your target field accordingly in your CRM with a sufficient maximum length.
- The attributes "Has attended" and "Has viewed replay" are set to False by default when the people registers to the session and updated later when the session is over.