RASL | Sources

Sources help identify how contacts entered your system, enabling better reporting, attribution, segmentation, and automation.

This module is commonly used for lead tracking, campaign attribution, and customer acquisition analysis.

Overview

A source represents the origin of a contact or interaction.

Common examples include:

Facebook

Instagram

Website Form

Landing Page

Manual Import

Shopify Store

API Integration

Referral Campaign

Sources provide visibility into customer acquisition channels and improve marketing performance analysis.

Available Endpoints

GET /sources

List Sources
Retrieve a paginated list of all sources.

POST /sources

Create Source
Create a new source.

GET /sources/{id}

Get Source
Retrieve detailed information for a specific source.

PATCH /sources/{id}

Update Source
Update source properties such as name or description.

DELETE /sources/{id}

Delete Source
Permanently delete a source from your tenant.

Common Behavior

Contacts can be associated with a single source or multiple tracking workflows depending on your configuration.

Sources are commonly used for analytics, segmentation, and automation.

Deleting a source does not delete associated contacts.

Sources can be referenced during contact creation and messaging workflows.

Required Scopes

Depending on the operation, your API token must include:

sources:read

sources:write

sources:delete

Ensure the correct scopes are assigned when creating your V2 API token.

Use Cases

Marketing attribution

Lead source tracking

Campaign performance analysis

CRM organization

Automation workflows

External integration tracking

The Sources module helps businesses understand where contacts come from and enables more accurate segmentation, analytics, and customer acquisition reporting within RASL.

The Sources API allows you to track and manage where contacts originate from within your business

Overview#

Available Endpoints#

GET /sources#

POST /sources#

GET /sources/{id}#

PATCH /sources/{id}#

DELETE /sources/{id}#

Common Behavior#

Required Scopes#

Use Cases#