Keep in mind that different datasets will point to different servers depending on the purpose of the dataset, so you should always double check My Relewise to ensure you are pointing your calls towards the correct server.

A Note on API Keys

When you first gain access to My Relewise, you will find a single API Key available to you - the Master API Key. The Master API Key can create or delete products and content etc. so you must keep that key safely guarded. Please note that this key cannot be used to complete API calls from a browser, among other things. This is done as a safety precaution, to prevent anyone from gaining unwanted access to your dataset via a key and having immediate access to every facet of your Relewise data.

As such, when you are about to start implementing Relewise on your site, make sure to create a new API Key for each new area you want to work in, and provide it with the least necessary permissions required. By not granting more access than is minimally required, you maintain the highest level of security. You are not limited in the amount of keys you can create, and can always revoke the ones created, making it easy to maintain a high level of security.

2. Write the First Code

Write the following code to make your first Tracking

IMPORTANT NOTE: Most datakeys in Relewise are case sensitive. Ensure that your data adheres to this case sensitivity to avoid unnecessary issues during implementation. To learn more, click here.

More Examples

For hands-on examples of using the .NET package, please refer to our .NET examples page on our Documentation Page.

Tips & Tricks

1. There is also an optional Extensions-library to help configure the Relewise Client via app settings. More information about the Extensions-library can be found here.

2. We recommend that you have access to the My Relewise interface yourself, so you can see live API calls along with other helpful information about your live API calls there. To gain access to MyRelewise, simply reach out to us and request access.