Setup Guide

Set up and configure Koala as a destination in RudderStack.

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This guide will help you set up Koala as a destination in the RudderStack dashboard. It also lists the configuration settings required to correctly send data from the supported sources to Koala.

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Koala integrates natively with RudderStack. All you need to do is ensure both Koala and RudderStack are instrumented correctly.

See Koala’s RudderStack integration docs for more information.

Connection compatibility

Destination info
  • Status: Beta
  • Supported sources: Android, iOS , Web, Unity, AMP , Cloud, Warehouse, React Native , Flutter, Cordova, Shopify
  • Refer to it as KOALA in the Integrations object.

Connection modes
SourceCloud modeDevice modeHybrid mode
AMPsupportednot supportednot supported
Androidsupportednot supportednot supported
Cloudsupportednot supportednot supported
Cordovasupportednot supportednot supported
Fluttersupportednot supportednot supported
iOSsupportednot supportednot supported
React Nativesupportednot supportednot supported
Shopifysupportednot supportednot supported
Unitysupportednot supportednot supported
Warehousesupportednot supportednot supported
Websupportednot supportednot supported
Supported message types
SourceIdentifyPageScreenTrack
Cloud mode
All sourcessupportednot supportednot supportedsupported

Setup

In your RudderStack dashboard, add a source. Then, from the list of destinations, select Koala.

Connection settings

SettingDescription
Destination nameAssign a name to uniquely identify the destination.
Public KeyEnter your Koala public key from the Koala workspace by going to Settings > Install.

Note: This key is required to install the Koala snippet on your website.

Advanced settings

Configure the below settings to receive your data correctly in Koala.

SettingDescription
OneTrust cookie consent settingsLets you associate the OneTrust cookie consent groups to Koala.

Next steps

FAQ

Where can I find the Koala public key?

  1. Log in to your Koala dashboard.
  2. In the top right section, click Settings > Install. You should be able to see your public key listed in the Public keys section.
Koala public key

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