> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.abtasty.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.abtasty.com/integrations/push-integrations/fullstory.md).

# FullStory

FullStory is a digital experience analytics platform that tracks how visitors interact with your website or app in order to optimize the customer experience.

The Fullstory push integration allows you to send the AB Tasty campaign data to Fullstory.

## Fullstory & AB Tasty <a href="#h_01hdh97wdh5pxya6axkx90tr3d" id="h_01hdh97wdh5pxya6axkx90tr3d"></a>

AB Tasty campaign data are sent as a custom event with event properties:

* Event name is “**abtasty**”
* Event parameter **abtasty\_campaign** contains the **Campaign ID** and **Campaign Name** formatted as **\[campaign\_id] campaign\_name**
* Event parameter **abtasty\_variation** contains the **Variation ID** and **Variation Name** formatted as **\[variation\_id] variation\_name**

The event is sent using the FS.event() method.

## Integration <a href="#h_01hdh97wdjm3nyejrqdkgww898" id="h_01hdh97wdjm3nyejrqdkgww898"></a>

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1. Access **Integrations > Integration Hub**.
2. Search for and select **Fullstory**.
3. Click **Setup connector.**
4. Give a name to your connector so you can easily retrieve it.
5. \[Optional] Check the box to automatically add the connector to your future campaigns.
6. Click **Save and create connector.**

If you have checked the box, the connector will be automatically added to the Advanced step of your future campaigns. However, it is not applied retroactively to previously created campaigns.

If you left the box unchecked (default behavior), your connector won't be added automatically. You can still decide to send campaign data to your connector by selecting it from the *Advanced options* step of your campaign. More information on how to link a campaign is can be found in the [Advanced Options Step ](/web-experimentation-and-personalization/campaign-flow-advanced-options.md)article.

You can also modify this behavior from the Integration hub, by editing your connector configuration (check or uncheck box).

{% hint style="warning" %}
You must update the AB Tasty tag to make your changes live.
{% endhint %}

## Integration check <a href="#h_01hdh97wdjatbxz76wh22ws6td" id="h_01hdh97wdjatbxz76wh22ws6td"></a>

Once you have set up the integration and activated it in an AB Tasty campaign, you may want to verify that data is sent correctly to Fullstory.\
\
On the FullStory interface:

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1. Access **Settings > Data Management > Events**
2. In the list of events you should see the event **“abtasty”,** click on it.
3. Under the property name, you should see “abtasty\_variation” and “abtasty\_variation”

More information on data management in the FullStory interface [here](https://help.fullstory.com/hc/en-us/articles/7331245227287-Data-Management-in-FullStory).


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