Facts vs. Stories: Why Twilio Segment Has No API for Sessions
Blog post from Twilio
Twilio Segment focuses on helping companies manage customer data with its API, which includes methods for identifying, tracking, and page/screen interactions, emphasizing the collection of raw, factual data rather than session data, which are considered interpretations or stories. The absence of a session-focused API stems from the notion that sessions are subjective interpretations based on user interactions, which can vary significantly across different applications, such as fitness apps versus mobile games. By not providing a session API, Twilio Segment allows its partners to define session parameters themselves, enabling them to tailor their interpretations based on their specific user experience and data insights. This approach ensures that the core offering remains centered on delivering unfiltered, factual data, leaving room for customization and deeper understanding of customer behavior through partner-driven session analysis.
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