Tealium Prism mobile SDK platform
Tealium Prism is a next-generation cross-platform mobile SDK for Android and iOS, giving developers typed data, remote configuration, consent handling, and resilient event delivery without a WebView.
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Capturing events and attributes from web, app and server sources: tag managers, event collection APIs, data layers.
| Month | Changes |
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| 2026-01 | 3 |
| 2026-02 | 6 |
| 2026-03 | 2 |
| 2026-04 | 5 |
| 2026-05 | 2 |
| 2026-06 | 6 |
| 2026-07 | 4 |
| 2026-08 | 1 |
| 2026-09 | 8 |
| 2026-10 | 9 |
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Tealium Prism is a next-generation cross-platform mobile SDK for Android and iOS, giving developers typed data, remote configuration, consent handling, and resilient event delivery without a WebView.
Now GA (30 Oct 2026). Current summary: Tealium Prism is a next-generation cross-platform mobile SDK for Android and iOS, giving developers typed data, remote configuration, consent handling, and resilient event delivery without a WebView.
Treasure AI Voice for iOS accepts deep links from other apps and saves their query parameters as external metadata on the resulting recording, exported to Treasure Data CDP.
First-Party ID extends the recognition window for returning visitors on Safari and other restrictive browsers from 24 hours to 7 days.
Centralizes setup of web tracking and the consent banner in one place.
AutoCapture tracks clicks on buttons, links and interactive elements via the existing tracking code, promotable to verified events with 90 days of backfill.
New managed streaming connector ingests Shopify webhook events into Treasure AI in near real time, with signature verification and payload flattening.
Event streams can now require JWT-signed customer IDs, events and properties, with workspace signing keys and Web/Mobile SDK support.
eCommerce recommended events cover six purchase steps (product_viewed, cart_updated, checkout_started, order_placed, order_cancelled, order_refunded) that Braze validates for platform features; the Places Order conversion event was added in early access.
Marketers can define custom mobile app events for clicks, screen views or purchases and stream them via the unified SDK into Data 360 or Flow Builder.
Dynamic datastream configurations reach general availability, letting you define per-service rules that route each data type to the right Experience Cloud solution.
Now GA (30 Apr 2026). Current summary: eCommerce recommended events cover six purchase steps (product_viewed, cart_updated, checkout_started, order_placed, order_cancelled, order_refunded) that Braze validates for platform features; the Places Order conversion event was added in early access.
New allow/deny permission rules and credentials govern which identifiers, properties and event types public or private event streams accept.
Extended ID now uses common tracking cookies like _ga, _ttp and _uetvid by default, boosting visitor identification 5-10% with no setup.