What Is a Dataset?

Datasets are a way to upload and manage content components in bulk. Once a dataset is created, the components can be referenced in any message where the dataset is selected. Content in a dataset changes infrequently. For real-time message-content, consider integrating your CMS.

When Should I Use Datasets?

Datasets in Aampe are a way of managing messages with a large number of specific inputs. They are also helpful when managing combinations of message components
  • Your message directs users to one of many blog articles. Each variant includes the article title and the corresponding url.
  • You want to refer to both a city and state together in a message. Obviously these inputs can’t be combined arbitrarily.

How To Create a Dataset

Within the composer, Message Settings > Datasets
  • Click Create Dataset
Dataset Create Pn This will present you with two options
  • Create a dataset in Aampe
  • Upload a CSV

Create a Dataset in Aampe

This option is ok for smaller datasets
  • Specify the columns, add values, and insert each new row
  • Save

Upload a CSV

This option is ideal for larger datasets
  • Upload the csv
  • Inspect the results and save

How To Use Datasets In a Message

Once a dataset has been created you can add any subset of that dataset to a message.
  • When creating a new message, click the Dataset icon near the bottom of the content panel.
Add Dataset To Message Pn
  • Choose the dataset you wish to add
Select Dataset Pn
  • Filter down to the specific rows you want to include. Click Add.
Filter Dataset Pn
  • To insert elements from the chosen dataset rows into the message, click the dataset icon.
Insert Dataset Column In Message Pn
  • Select a column to include in the message.
Choose Column Pn
  • The message will now have a variant for every row in the dataset. You can create additional variants by adding message components. You can also add other columns in the dataset.
Message With Dataset Added Pn Nice work! You saved a lot of time by using Aampe Datasets to power your content library.