> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hello-lisa.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hello-lisa.com/developers/analytics/abobe-appmeasurement/event-reference/stickers.md). # Stickers ### Sticker Event Along with all standard [Analytics Event properties](/developers/analytics/abobe-appmeasurement/event-reference.md#canonical-shared-event-schema), a Sticker Event includes the following additional properties: #### Schema ```typescript interface StickerEvent extends Omit< AnalyticsEvent, 'eventType' > { eventType: | 'lsc:sticker:click' | 'lsc:sticker:impression' | 'lsc:sticker:poll:vote' | 'lsc:sticker:voucher:claim'; // Event-specific fields /** * The length of the activation timer, represented in seconds. * If no activation timer is set for the sticker, the value is `0`. */ stickerActivationTimerDurationInSec: number; /** * The length of the expiry timer, represented in seconds. * If no expiry timer is set for the sticker, the value is `0`. */ stickerExpiryTimerDurationInSec: number; /** * Universally unique sticker identifier, in UUID v4 format. */ stickerId: string; /** * The distinct sticker type. */ stickerType: | 'alert' | 'poll' | 'product' | 'voucher'; } ``` #### Alias Mapping Table

Alias (contextData key)	Meaning / Use Case	Suggested Adobe Target (placeholder)	Friendly Label Example
`lsc.stickerActivationTimerDurationInSec`	Sticker performance analysis	prop{SHARE_TIMER}	Sticker Timer (sec)
`lsc.stickerExpiryTimerDurationInSec`	Sticker performance analysis	prop{STICKER_EXPIRY}	Sticker Expiry (sec)
`lsc.stickerId`	Sticker ID	prop{STICKER_ID}	Sticker ID
`lsc.stickerType`	Sticker segmentation	prop{SHARE_TARGET}	Sticker Type

### `lsc:sticker:click` Visitor clicked a sticker. #### Schema ```typescript export interface StickerClickEvent extends Omit< StickerEvent, 'eventType' > { eventType: 'lsc:sticker:click'; // Event-specific fields /** * Indicates, whether this is the first click on this sticker * for the current media item. */ firstOccurrence: boolean; } ``` #### Alias Mapping Table

Alias (contextData key)	Meaning / Use Case	Suggested Adobe Target (placeholder)	Friendly Label Example
`lsc.firstOccurrence`	Filtering	prop{FIRST_OCCURRENCE}	First Occurrence

### `lsc:sticker:impression` Visitor clicked a social sharing target CTA. #### Schema ```typescript export interface StickerImpressionEvent extends Omit< StickerEvent, 'eventType' > { eventType: 'lsc:sticker:impression'; // Event-specific fields /** * Indicates, whether this is the first impression of this sticker * for the current media item. */ firstOccurrence: boolean; } ``` #### Alias Mapping Table

Alias (contextData key)	Meaning / Use Case	Suggested Adobe Target (placeholder)	Friendly Label Example
`lsc.firstOccurrence`	Filtering	prop{FIRST_OCCURRENCE}	First Occurrence

### `lsc:sticker:poll:vote` Visitor submitted their vote on a poll sticker. #### Schema ```typescript export interface StickerPollVoteEvent extends Omit< StickerEvent, 'eventType' > { eventType: 'lsc:sticker:poll:vote'; } ``` ### `lsc:sticker:voucher:claim` Visitor claimed the voucher code from a voucher sticker. #### Schema ```typescript export interface StickerVoucherClaimEvent extends Omit< StickerEvent, 'eventType' > { eventType: 'lsc:sticker:voucher:claim'; // Event-specific fields /** * Voucher sticker details. */ stickerDetails: { /** * The voucher code. */ voucherCode: string; }; } ``` #### Alias Mapping Table

Alias (contextData key)	Meaning / Use Case	Suggested Adobe Target (placeholder)	Friendly Label Example
`lsc.stickerDetails.voucherCode`	Discount computation downstream	prop{VOUCHER_CODE}	Voucher Code

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