Know every visitor—and stitch them to real users

Audience Manager lists przio-uuids, audience attributes, stitched login IDs, and saved segments. Data syncs from the PRZIO SDK on your site so personalization and campaigns target the right people.

Open Audience in your project Profile stitching

By UUID · device przio-uuid Stitch · PrzioSDK.stitch + your user id Saved audiences · rules for targeting

Audience Manager

One tool, five lenses on your traffic

Switch tabs to move from raw visitor rows to attribute rollups, identity graphs, reusable audiences, and stitched profile search.

By UUID

Every browser visitor gets a stable przio-uuid. See last sync time, which rows are stitched to a login, and page through the full project.

By Audience

Custom keys from setAudience appear as attribute groups; stitched external users list shows email-style IDs and device counts.

Saved audiences

Create named segments whose rules can target stored keys—then use them in personalization, popups, and elsewhere in the workspace.

Workflow

From project home to live audience data

Captured in-app on project iffd (699f409d347d92847bcec5fb): open the tool, then explore each tab.

Step 1

Open Audience from your project

From the project dashboard, under Data & growth, choose Audience. You land in Audience Manager scoped to this workspace.

Same project ID as your data-project-id snippet
Refresh pulls the latest server-side rows

Step 2

Browse the stitch graph

The Stitch graph tab summarizes external users and how many devices (UUIDs) map to each login. Search across IDs and spot unstitched devices in a separate frame.

One login ID → many devices after PrzioSDK.stitch
Pair with By Audience to drill into a single user

Step 3

Search stitched profiles

User profile runs a server-side search across stitched users—IDs, emails, and profile fields from PrzioSDK.stitch(userId, profile)—with sample ECIDs per row.

Profile key-value columns for CRM-style fields
Aligns with visitor-profile HTTP APIs for server personalization

Integration

Profile stitching: one unique user ID, many devices

The SDK assigns each browser a przio-uuid (ECID). That is not your product’s user id. After login, call PrzioSDK.stitch with a unique, stable user id from your app—the same string you would use in your database or auth system for that person. Przio links this device’s uuid to that id, merges profile fields across devices, and shows the result in Stitch graph and User profile.

After login: stitch + optional profile

Pass your canonical userId (string) and, if you like, a profile object. Values must be string, number, or boolean (JSON-serializable). They appear in Audience Manager and in merged visitor-profile API responses.

// userId: your app’s unique id for this person (stable across sessions)
PrzioSDK.stitch(user.id, {
  email: user.email,
  name: user.name,
  contact: user.phone,
});

// Or stitch identity only:
PrzioSDK.stitch('usr_' + user.databaseId);

On logout: clear this device

Unlink the current browser from the stitched user so the next visitor does not inherit their profile. Call with null (or empty string, per SDK docs).

PrzioSDK.stitch(null);

// Callable form (same behavior):
// PrzioSDK('stitch', userId, profile?);

Unique user id. Use one identifier per customer that does not change when they log in again—e.g. primary key, Auth0 sub, or Shopify customer id. Avoid stitching different people to the same string. Email alone can work if it is your canonical id, but a dedicated stable id is usually safer when emails change.

At a glance

Tabs that map to your integration

SDK setup on the live Audience Manager page walks through script load, setAudience, visitor profile APIs, and stitch—reuse your project ID everywhere.

By Audience: attributes and selection panel

Attributes & external users

Left column: custom keys from the SDK. Right column: pick a user or attribute to see qualified UUIDs.

Saved audiences

Named segments (e.g. return-users) with New / Edit / Delete—wire rules to the keys you sync.

Identity graph

Cards per stitched user with device counts.

Visitor table

Sortable paging across all przio-uuids.

Wire Audience to your site

Use your project snippet with data-project-id="699f409d347d92847bcec5fb" (or your own ID), then open Audience Manager to verify visitors and segments.

Open Audience Manager