Once computed attributes are launched, you can view and manage them from the Data Studio.
- Go to the Customer Data section in the left-hand menu.
- Click Data Studio.
- Open the Computed Attributes tab at the top of the screen.
This section provides a table view of all your computed attributes, including details such as:
- Attribute name: The name assigned during creation.
- Description: Optional summary for context.
- Event: The event on which the computation is based.
- Author: The user who created the attribute.
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Status: Indicates if the attribute is:
- Draft — Not yet launched
- Launched — Currently active
- Error — Launch failed; support may be needed
- Updated at: Last modified timestamp.
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Refresh status:
- On schedule — Refreshing as expected
- Pending — Not yet computed
- Failed — Issue during refresh
- Last refreshed at: When the last update was applied.
- Created at: Original creation timestamp.
Click any row in the table to open a detailed view of the computed attribute and review its setup.
Search, filter, and sort
You can quickly locate attributes using the tools at the top of the table:
- Search: Search by attribute name.
- Filters: Filter by author or status.
- Sort: Click column headers (e.g., Name, Event) to sort entries.
📌 Tip
Once launched, computed attributes also appear in the Customer Schema tab of Data Studio, alongside standard and custom attributes.
Computed attributes on the customer profile
You can view computed attributes directly on a customer’s profile by navigating to Customer Data > Profiles and searching for the customer. The attributes appear in the Computed Attributes section of the profile.
Using computed attributes in templates
To reference a computed attribute in your templates, use the following Liquid syntax format:
{{ user.computed_attributes.<computed_attribute_name> }}
For example, to display the average_order_value, use:
{{ user.computed_attributes.avg_order_value }}
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