Identify

You can use the identify call to create a user in Sprig.

A sample identify call is shown:

javascript

rudderanalytics.identify('1hKOmRA4GRlm', {
  firstName: 'Alex',
  lastName: 'Keener',
  email: "alex@example.com"
});

Traits mapping

RudderStack maps the following user attributes in the identify events to the corresponding Sprig fields:

RudderStack property	Sprig property
`userId` Required	`userId`
`email`	`emailAddress`
`context.traits`	`attributes`

Deleting a user

You can delete a user in Sprig using the Suppression with Delete regulation of RudderStack’s User Suppression API.

To delete a user, you must specify their userId and the Sprig API key in the event.

A sample regulation request body for deleting a user in Intercom is shown below:

json

{
  "regulationType": "suppress_with_delete",
  "destinationIds": [
    "2FIKkByqn37FhzczP23eZmURciA"
  ],
  "users": [{
    "userId": "1hKOmRA4GRlm",
    "apiKey": "<your_sprig_apiKey>"
  }]
}

See the Destinations guide for more information on obtaining the destinationId.

Track

The track call lets you record any user events along with the associated properties and send the information to Sprig.

A sample track call is shown:

javascript

rudderanalytics.track('Signup', {
  firstName: "Alex",
  lastName: "Keener",
  email: "alex@example.com"
});

Property mapping

RudderStack maps the following event properties in the track events to the corresponding Sprig fields:

RudderStack property	Sprig property
`userId` Required	`userId`
`event` Required	`events[0].event`
`timestamp` Required	`events[0].timestamp`
`email`	`emailAddress`