Singular Unity SDK
Download	Singular Unity SDK version 2.1.0
Compatibility	Unity 4.7.2+
Sample App	Review our sample app for an example of a complete SDK integration based on best practices.
Integration Guides	Basic Integration Tracking Events and Revenue Implementing Deep Links Adding SKAdNetwork Support Advanced Options

Tracking Events

Singular can collect data about in-app events in order to help analyze the performance of your campaigns and measure KPIs.

For example, your organization may want to collect data about user logins, registrations, tutorial completions, or levelling up in a gaming app.

You can send events to Singular from your app using the Event method.

Note: We highly recommend passing event names and attributes in English to guarantee compatibility with third-party partners and analytics solutions if you plan to use them.

SingularSDK.Event Method

Description Send user events to Singular for tracking.

Signature

public static void Event(string name)
public static void Event(string name, params object[] args)
public static void Event(Dictionary<string, object> args,
string name)

Note: When passing dictionaries, dictionary values must have one of these types: string, int, long, float, double, null, ArrayList, Dictionary<String,object>

Usage Example

// Send an event without any parameters, just a name
  SingularSDK.Event("Login");
  
  // An example login event passing two key value pairs
  SingularSDK.Event("Login", "Key1", "Value1", "Key2", 1234);
  

  // An example JSONEvent passing a dictionary
  SingularSDK.Event(new Dictionary<string, object>() {
    {"Key1", "Value1"},
    
    {"Key2", new Dictionary<string,
    object>() {
      
      {"SubKey1", "SubValue1"},
      {"SubKey2", "SubValue2"}
    }
  }
}, "JSONEvent");

Tracking Revenue

Singular can collect data about revenue gained through the app in order to help analyze the performance and ROI of your campaigns. Singular will make the data available to you in reports, log export, and postbacks.

Use one of the following methods to report revenue events to Singular.

Notes: Any revenue reported in a different currency will be auto-converted to your organization's preferred currency as set in your Singular account.

Option 1 (Recommended): SingularSDK.InAppPurchase

You can track revenue events by leveraging Unity IAP (In-App Purchases). This gives two important advantages:

Singular gets all the available information about the purchase for richer reporting.
Singular also gets the purchase receipt, which Singular uses in the back end to validate the purchase and rule out attribution fraud.

SingularSDK.InAppPurchase Method

Description Send an IAP product to Singular to track the purchase event.

Signature

public static void InAppPurchase(Product product,
Dictionary<string, object> attributes, bool isRestored = false)

public static void InAppPurchase(string eventName,
Product product, Dictionary<string, object> attributes, 
bool isRestored = false)

public static void InAppPurchase(IEnumerable<Product> products,
Dictionary<string, object> attributes, bool isRestored = false)

public static void InAppPurchase(string eventName,
IEnumerable<Product> products, Dictionary<string, object> 
attributes, bool isRestored = false)

Notes:

product is the product object received from IAP: UnityEngine.Purchasing.Product
attributes: Use this parameter to pass additional information to Singular. If you don't have any attributes to pass, just pass null.
isRestored: Indicate whether the transaction is restored. Default: false.

Usage Example

// IAP with a single product and no extra attributes
SingularSDK.InAppPurchase(myProduct, null);
// IAP with a single product and attributes
var attr = new Dictionary<string, object>() {
["my_first_attribute"] = "value1",
["my_second_attribute"] = "value2"};
 
SingularSDK.InAppPurchase(myProduct, attr);

// IAP with with a single product, 
// no extra attributes and a custom event name

SingularSDK.InAppPurchase("MyCustomProduct",
myProduct, null);

// IAP with list of products, no extra attributes
SingularSDK.InAppPurchase(myProductList, null);

// IAP with with list of products, no extra attributes
// and a custom event name

SingularSDK.InAppPurchase("MyCustomProducts",
myProductList, null);

Option 2: Revenue and CustomRevenue

Use Revenue to pass information about a purchase to Singular "manually," by detailing the transaction currency, the transaction amount, and other optional details. CustomRevenue is very similar but allows you to also add a custom name for the revenue event.

SingularSDK.Revenue Method

Description Send a revenue event to Singular.

Signature

public static void Revenue(string currency, double amount)

public static void Revenue(string currency,
double amount, string productSKU, string productName,
string productCategory, int productQuantity, double productPrice)

Note: Pass currency as a three-letter ISO 4217 currency code, such as “USD”, “EUR”, “INR”.

Usage Example

// Send a revenue event with no product details
SingularSDK.Revenue("USD", 9.99);

// Send a revenue event with product details
SingularSDK.Revenue("USD", 50.50, "abc123", "myProductName", 
"myProductCategory", 2, 25.50)

SingularSDK.CustomRevenue Method

Description Send a revenue event with a custom name to Singular.

Signature

public static void CustomRevenue(string eventName, 
string currency, double amount)

public static void CustomRevenue(string eventName, 
string currency, double amount, string productSKU, 
string productName, string productCategory, int productQuantity, 
double productPrice)

Note: Pass currency as a three-letter ISO 4217 currency code, such as “USD”, “EUR”, “INR”.

Usage Example

// Send a revenue event with a custom name
SingularSDK.CustomRevenue("MyCustomRevenue", "USD", 9.99);

// Send a revenue event with a custom name + product details
SingularSDK.CustomRevenue("MyCustomRevenue", "USD", 50.50, 
"abc123", "myProductName", "myProductCategory", 2, 25.50)

Integration Guides

Unity SDK: Tracking Events and Revenue

Tracking Events

Tracking Revenue

Option 1 (Recommended): SingularSDK.InAppPurchase

Option 2: Revenue and CustomRevenue