Setup singular network

Updated most recently February 11, to reflect changes following the iOS 14 release and additional tips from Apple. So we wanted to share those tips to help you expedite the SKAdNetwork adoption and push the industry forward. Note: For iOS No error logs, no debugging tools, no way to know what went wrong. Try to repeat that process a few more times and it may drive you crazy.

You need two endpoints to run an end-to-end test with SKAdNetwork:. A good practice here is to simulate how Apple would validate your signature — you can log the ad details just before displaying them, reconstruct the message, and validate its signature using your public key.

This is probably intuitive since you have to provide an AppStore ID of a specific advertised app when calling loadProduct in the publisher app — you have to actually download the advertiser app from the production App Store to get an attributed postback. Keep in mind that the source-app-id parameter in the SKAdNetwork v2. Apple has released an SKAdNetwork Profile that you can install on your test device to reduce the postback timers from hours to minutes.

Our integration lets Singular receive attribution and in-app event data through automated callbacks. Then, use our advanced setup instructions to customize what information Singular receives. Well done! Basic setup is complete. Singular will receive callbacks for these activities:.

Choose which data Singular receives from Adjust by customizing your setup. In-app revenue forwarding lets Singular receive revenue amounts along with your revenue event data. Now Singular will receive the revenue amount for every tracked transaction. Adjust does not automatically send session callbacks due to the high volume of sessions.