raw_sessions
The raw_sessions table is a "session" scope table. It records every sessions of all users, which are defined by a succession of events within a given time.
Syncing
The new sessions appear in the raw_sessions table once the session has expired, which occurs after a 30-minute period of inactivity following the last hit.
Fields definition
datetime
Date and time of the start of the session. The datetime of a session is calculated from raw_hits table: Quanti: takes the datetime's value from session's first hit.
session_id
Unique session identifier. A session (also called visit) is a set of events from the same visitor within a given amount of time. It ends when the tag does not record any events for 30 minutes. session_id is automatically created by Quanti:. A visitor can make multiple sessions. session_id can be overridable
visitor_id
Unique visitor identifier. Automatically created by Quanti: based on the value of the cookie placed on the user's browser, by the tag itself. One visitor = one browser. A visitor can make multiple hits and sessions. Its value is overridable if needed.
user_id
Unique user identifier from the client / contact base. This identifier has to be specified in the tag. It is typically based on a hashed version of the user's email address (using SHA256, for example).
The user_id of a session is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: takes the last known value (different from empty or null values).

device_type
The type of the device used to navigate. 3 possible choices: desktop, mobile, or tablet. The device_type of a session is calculated from the raw_hits table. For each session, the value is taken from the last hit.
landing_url
First page of a session. The landing_url of a session is calculated from raw_hits table.
exit_url
Last page of a session. The exit_url of a session is calculated from raw_hits table.
s_source
The s_source field is the traffic source of a session. It is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: applies rules to determine its value based on information contained in the url field and the referrer field of session's first hit.
s_medium
The s_medium field is the traffic medium of a session. It is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: applies rules to determine its value based on information contained in the url field and referrer field of session's first hit.
s_campaign
The s_campaign of a session is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: extract value of utm_campaign parameter of session's first hit.
s_content
The s_content of a session is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: extract value of utm_content parameter of session's first hit.
s_keyword
The s_keyword of a session is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: extract value of utm_term parameter of session's first hit.
s_utm_id
The s_keyword of a session is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: extract value of utm_id parameter of session's first hit.
s_consent
The value of consent given by the user upon arrival through your consent management platform. The s_consent of a session is calculated from raw_hits table. Quanti: keeps the last value known from session's hits.
s_referrer
The referrer is the visitor's originating page, or in other words, the page that precedes the opening of the session. The s_referrer of a session is calculated from raw_hits table: Quanti: takes the referrer's value from session's first hit.
page_views
The number of page views counted during the session.
events
The number of events counted during the session.
total_conversions
The number of conversions counted during the session.
total_conversion_values
The sum of conversions values counted during the session.
account_id
Unique account identifier given by Quanti: during tag creation. It can't be modified.
s_ad_user_data
Calculated from the raw_hits table. For each session, we keep the last known value.
s_ad_personalization
Calculated from the raw_hits table. For each session, we keep the last known value.
s_ad_storage
Calculated from the raw_hits table. For each session, we keep the last known value.
s_analytics_storage
Calculated from the raw_hits table. For each session, we keep the last known value.
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