Skip to main content
Sitecore Documentation
  • Learn
  • Downloads
  • Changelog
  • Roadmap
PersonalizeCloud Portal
Sitecore Personalize
        • Configure identity rules
        • Delete identity rules
        • View identity rules
        • Identity rules using unique identifiers
        • Identity rules using personal data
  • Using client-side JavaScript
  • Glossary
  1. Identifying guests in Sitecore Personalize
  1. Sitecore Personalize
  2. Identifying guests in Sitecore Personalize
  3. View your organization's identity rules

View your organization's identity rules

This topic describes how to view the identity rules for your organization's tenant.

Team members with an Organization Admin, Organization Developer, Organization Read Only, or Organization Owner role in Sitecore Cloud Portal can view identity rules.

You can do this after your organization's tenant is created and before you start sending events to Sitecore Personalize. We recommend you familiarize yourself with identity resolution before reading this topic.

To view your organization's identity rules:

  1. On the navigation menu, click > Identity rules.

  2. The Identity Rules screen displays the identity rules for your organization's tenant. Each identity rule has a human-readable name and a unique identifier. Sitecore Personalize uses the string value of identifier.provider to identify a guest as a customer. This must be the same name as the provider attribute in the IDENTITY event that your organization sends to Sitecore Personalize. If it is not the same, Sitecore Personalize can not successfully evaluate identity rules.

    In the following image, the organization uses two identity rules:

    • CRM number - with CRM_ID as the identifier.provider.

    • Loyalty number - with loyalty_ID as the identifier.provider.

    Identity rules that use identifiers

    Sitecore Personalize evaluates identity rule(s) in the order in which they display to determine if there is a matching guest. If Sitecore Personalize does not find a match with the first listed identity rule, it evaluates the next, and so on. If no guest profiles are matched, Sitecore Personalize assigns or retains a guest type of visitor.

    Using this same example, your organization must send an IDENTITY event that contains an id value for either the CRM_ID or loyalty_ID attributes, for Sitecore Personalize to identify a guest. The following IDENTITY event meets the required identity rules because it contains at least one of the required provider attributes, CRM_ID or loyalty_ID:

    {
       "channel":"WEB",
       "type":"IDENTITY",
       "language":"EN",
       "currency":"EUR",
       "page":"home page",
       "pos":"myretailsite.com",
       "browser_id":"56860bff-94ba-4d84-aa37-2b5a83d5411b",
       "identifiers":[
          {
             "provider":"CRM_ID",
             "id":"123456"
          },
          {
             "provider":"loyalty_ID",
             "id":"xni8934y77"
          }
       ]
    }

    To view a more robust example of an IDENTITY event that meets the requirements of this organization's identity rules, you can view examples of IDENTITY events.

If you have suggestions for improving this article, let us know!

Documentation Assistant

This assistant uses AI to generate responses based on Sitecore documentation. While it has access to official sources, answers may be incomplete or inaccurate and should not be considered official advice or support.
Powered by
k
kapa.ai
Protected by reCAPTCHA

© Copyright 2026, Sitecore A/S or a Sitecore affiliated company.
All rights reserved.

Privacy policySitecore Trust CenterTerms of use