Gleap automatically attaches environment data, such as the device model, the iOS version and the battery level, to every ticket and conversation. Your team sees it in the Env data tab of a ticket in the dashboard.
You can leave out individual fields or turn off environment data entirely. Both settings can be changed at any time, before or after initializing the SDK, and apply to the next ticket.
Ignore individual fields
Pass the keys of the fields you want to leave out. They are removed before a ticket or conversation leaves the device. Keys must match exactly and are case-sensitive. See Collected fields for all keys.
Gleap.setEnvDataPropsToIgnore(["deviceName", "batteryLevel"])[Gleap setEnvDataPropsToIgnore: @[@"deviceName", @"batteryLevel"]];Each call replaces the previous list. Pass an empty array to send all fields again.
Disable environment data
Stop collecting environment data altogether. The SDK then gathers no environment data, and tickets arrive with an empty Env data tab. Pass false (NO in Objective-C) to turn it back on.
Gleap.setDisableEnvData(true)[Gleap setDisableEnvData: YES];Collected fields
The iOS SDK collects the following fields:
deviceName, deviceModel, deviceIdentifier, bundleID, systemName, systemVersion, buildVersionNumber, releaseVersionNumber, sessionDuration, lastScreenName, preferredUserLocale, sdkType, sdkVersion, buildMode, batteryLevel, phoneChargingStatus, batterySaveMode, totalDiskSpace, totalFreeDiskSpace, devicePixelRatio, screenWidth, screenHeight
Exclude environment data per form
The Exclude data → Env data switch of a form in the Gleap dashboard keeps working in addition to these methods. It removes the environment data from every ticket submitted through that form.