handleTrigger()

You can use this API handler to perform custom trigger actions.

Steps to use:

Add the handler to your code.
Navigate Settings > Automation > Intelligent triggers, choose the Invoke JS API option from the drop-down list, and set the criteria for which the handler should be triggered.
In the handler method, you will be receiving the same trigger name that you specified in the Invoke JS API as the first parameter. The second parameter consists of visitor information.

Parameters:

triggername: Name of the configured trigger in the Invoke JS API trigger rule.

visitor: The class object that holds the following visitor information.

Attribute	Description	Datatype
name	Name of the visitor	String
email	The email address of the visitor	String
phone	The contact number of the visitor	String
os	Operating System of the machine that the visitor is using.	String
countryCode	Country code of the visitor.	String
ip	The IP address of the visitor	String
region	Region of the visitor (APAC/CANADA/EMEA/NA/SA).	String
city	City of the visitor.	String
state	State of the visitor	String
numberOfChats	The number of previously closed chats	long
numberOfVisits	The number of visits.	long
noOfDaysVisited	Number of days that the visitor had visited your site.	long
totalTimeSpent	The total time duration that the visitor had spent on your site(in milliseconds).	String
firstVisitTime	The first time (Unix time) that the visitor visited your site.	Date
lastVisitTime	Last visited time of the visitor	Date

Syntax:

Copiedpublic void handleTrigger(String triggerName, SIQVisitor visitor) {
	//your code goes here
 }

Example:

Copiedpublic class MySalesIQListener implements SalesIQListener{
@Override
    public void handleTrigger(String triggerName, SIQVisitor visitor) {
        if (triggerName.equals("LoginPage")){
            String name = visitor.getName();
            String email = visitor.getEmail();
        }
    }
}