Yes, it is necessary to integrate the Airbridge SDK with your app. The Airbridge SDK collects app event data, which is put together with touchpoint data to enable attribution.

For detailed setup instructions, refer to this article.

For an experienced developer, the setup should take around 10 minutes per platform. Once the SDK integration is complete, resubmit your app to the respective app stores. For details about the app review process, refer to this article.

The integration process is quick and functions on whatever platform or framework you have.

The size of the Airbridge SDK varies depending on the platform, but we work hard to keep all our SDK versions lightweight. The SDK adds up between 600 kB and 1MB to an iOS app and less than 200 kB to an Android app.

Yes, you can work with an app that is still in the development or testing stages. This allows you to safely test your SDK integration and confirm that the data collected is successfully passed from your app to the Airbridge server.

To store the data of the test app separately, use the test app’s API Token when integrating the Airbridge SDK into the test app. Once the app registration is complete, refer to the steps below.

How to test deep links on different platforms

• Android: Provide your test app's package name to your Airbridge CSM, who will assist you with your deep link testing.

• iOS: Navigate to [Tracking Link]>[Deep Link] in the Airbridge dashboard. Enter your test app’s iOS App ID, which is a string consisting of the Team ID (App ID Prefix) and bundle ID separated by a period. For detailed setup instructions, refer to this article.

Yes, you can register as many apps as you want.

Navigate to the [My Apps] page in the Airbridge dashboard, and you will see a list of apps you have registered. Click the “Add a New App” button in the upper right corner to register another app. To open the dashboard view of an app registered to Airbridge, click on the app name in the list.