Replenit

Replenit is a replenishment analytics platform that uses purchase data to predict when customers are likely to reorder a product. This guide explains how to configure Bloomreach to export historical and daily purchase data to Replenit's Google Cloud Storage (GCS) bucket.

You'll complete three main steps:

1. Add Bloomreach as a data source in Replenit.
2. Add Replenit Google Storage to Bloomreach.
3. Create historical and recurring daily data exports in Bloomreach.

Prerequisites

• Access to the Replenit platform.
• Access to Data & Assets > Integrations and Data & Assets > Exports in Bloomreach. If you don't see the Exports section, contact your Customer Success Manager to request activation.

Add Bloomreach as a data source in Replenit

1. In Replenit, go to Data & Health and select Bring Your Data In.
2. Choose Bloomreach.
3. Replenit generates the following values. Save them — you'll need them when configuring
   Bloomreach:
   • Google Cloud Storage Bucket Name
   • Directory Path
   • Order events file name
   • Order Line Item events file name
   • Service Account Key (JSON credentials for GCS access)

Add Replenit Google Storage to Bloomreach

1. In Bloomreach, go to Data & Assets > Integrations and select Add New Integration.

2. Choose Google Cloud Storage for Imports and Exports. For details on this integration, see Google Cloud Storage for Imports and Exports.

3. Name the integration Replenit GCS Storage.

4. Enter the Google Cloud Storage Bucket Name from Replenit as the bucket name.

5. Upload the JSON credentials downloaded from Replenit.

6. Select Test integration, then Save integration.

Create historical data exports

Create two one-time exports — one for purchase events and one for purchase_item
events — to send Replenit your full historical order data.

Export purchase events

1. Go to Data & Assets > Exports and click + New export.
2. Choose Events and select the purchase event.

3. Proceed through the steps until you reach Format & Target, then configure as follows:
   • Format: CSV
   • Delimiter: Comma
   • Encoding: UTF-8
   • File storage: Replenit GCS Storage
   • Path to parent directory: use the Directory Path value from Replenit
   • File name: use the Order events file name value from Replenit
4. Name the export Historical purchases.

5. In the scheduling step, select Single export, then run the export.

Export purchase item events

Repeat the steps above with these differences:

• Select the purchase_item event.
• Use the Order Line Item events file name value from Replenit as the file name.
• Name the export Historical purchase items.

Create recurring daily exports

You'll create two recurring exports — again for purchase and purchase_item events — to keep Replenit updated with daily order data.

Set up the daily purchase export

1. Go to Data & Assets > Exports and click + New export.

2. Choose Events, select the purchase event, and apply a Last 24 Hours time filter.

3. Proceed to Format & Target and use the same configuration as the historical export:

   • Format: CSV, Comma delimiter, UTF-8
   • File storage: Replenit GCS Storage
   • Path to parent directory and File name from Replenit

4. Name the export Daily purchases.

5. In the scheduling step, select Repeated export and configure as follows:

   • Frequency: Daily

   • Time: 08:00 in your timezone

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     Note

     Schedule the export at least 2 hours before your planned Replenit dispatch time.

6. Run export to activate it.

Set up the daily purchase item export

Repeat the steps above with these differences:

• Select the purchase_item event with a Last 24 Hours filter.
• Use the Order Line Item events file name value from Replenit as the file name.
• Name the export Daily purchase items.

Result

Once all exports have run, you'll have four exports on the listing page:

• Historical purchases (one-time)
• Historical purchase Items (one-time)
• Daily purchases (recurring)
• Daily purchase Items (recurring)

Replenit will ingest this data automatically to power its replenishment analytics.