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All AWS-based integrations (S3, Braze, Lotame, Snowflake, etc.) have been upgraded to SDK v3. This ensures faster, more reliable data transfers and ongoing compatibility as older versions are deprecated. To learn more, read our documentation: AWS, AWS/ Lotame DMP, Snowflake MFA.
Q3-2025 Release
BlueConic now offers an SDK for Roku, enabling seamless collection of viewer engagement and profile data from Roku devices. This addition brings BlueConic's CTV support full circle, empowering customers to personalize and analyze viewer behavior across all major OTT platforms.
Key capabilities:
The SDK is optimized for Roku’s development environment and memory constraints, making it easy to deploy in streaming apps and unify large-screen activity with the rest of the customer journey.
Q2-2025 Release
SDK version number: 6.0.4
Q2-2025 Release
These updates improve compatibility with React Native 4.0.1 and 4.0.2 by adding a callback error type for no internet connection. It also resolves issues in React Native, including install referrer-related exceptions, incorrect reporting of SDK status, and Global Listener functionality during initialization. Additionally, network detection logic has been enhanced for better performance.
Q2-2025 Release
These updates improve compatibility with iOS 4.0.1 by adding a callback error type for no internet connection and resolving incorrect reporting of SDK status.
Q2-2025 Release
These updates improve compatibility with Android 6.0.1, 6.0.2, and 6.0.3 by adding a callback error type for no internet connection. It also resolves issues in Android, including install referrer-related exceptions, incorrect reporting of SDK status, and Global Listener functionality during initialization. Additionally, network detection logic has been enhanced for better performance.
Q2-2025 Release
SDK version number: 4.0.2
To modernize and streamline SDK functionality and provide a superior experience for developers, several mobile SDK API improvements were made for Android (through a deeper adoption of Kotlin), iOS (through a deeper adoption of Swift), and React Native (by aligning it to the changes made in the native SDKs):
Improved initialization through a new initialization API:
An SDK initialization call was introduced that automatically handles common SDK setup requirements. This removes the need to manually initialize the SDK using a non-intuitive page view call, which often resulted in this step being skipped or forgotten and the SDK initialized incorrectly.
Enhanced callbacks added:
A robust callback system was added to provide clearer, more actionable feedback on operations, enabling you to now use this in richer app personalization use cases, as well as facilitate more refined testing during the integration lifecycle.
Dedicated methods added for creating and publishing events:
Dedicated functions are now available for creating events sent to the BlueConic server for "PageView," "Click," "View," and "Conversion." These functions can be called from the SDK instance.
Dedicated functions are also available for publishing events for "ClickEvent," "AdvancedEvent," "FormSubmitEvent," "UpdateContentEvent," and "UpdateValuesEvent." These functions can be called from the BlueConicEventManager class.
In addition, you can now pass necessary parameters–such as server_url, debug options, and Simulator information–directly within the initialization call, enabling you to dynamically configure the SDK as needed during runtime.
Lastly, API logic was refactored on all three platforms.
To enhance data collection capabilities across channels, the Visit Listener was integrated into all three BlueConic SDKs and now covers both web and mobile applications. This plugin allows you to track and store channel-specific metrics (e.g., visit timestamps, number of visits, first visit date, average visit time) in user profiles, providing a detailed analysis of user interactions.
Having a unified view of interactions across all digital touchpoints can help your organization improve user profiling, enhance marketing strategies, and enable more effective targeting and personalization.
To deliver rich, individualized personalizations that drive deeper user engagement, the Properties-based Dialogue is now supported in all BlueConic SDKs.
This allows you to create and deliver personalized json content back to the mobile app based on the holistic user interactions with your brand across all your connected touchpoints - helping you deliver, for example, interactive gamification experiences (e.g., hidden game elements) or power in-app content optimization with minimal development effort.
By leveraging this dialogue functionality, you can control and manage interactive content directly on your mobile apps using the dialogue's decisioning capabilities.