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Add ai_hint to Orders explore and referrer dimension for agent routing #123

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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions dbt-bigquery/models/dbt_orders.yml
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description: 'This table contains information on all the confirmed orders and
their status'
meta:
ai_hint: "Use Orders (dbt_orders) to analyse order trends and counts broken down by referrer (traffic source), order date, partner name, browser, or shipping location. This is the primary explore for order-level referrer attribution. Do not confuse with dbt_support_requests, which also has a referrer field scoped to support ticket context, not order placement."
label: Orders
# pre_aggregates:
# - name: orders_partner_daily
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description: 'Source from which the user was linked to the Thyme to Shine website.'
meta:
dimension:
ai_hint: "Use this field in Orders (dbt_orders) to break down order counts or revenue by traffic source (e.g. google, instagram, direct). A referrer field also exists in dbt_support_requests, but that is scoped to support ticket context — use dbt_orders when the question is about order volume or revenue by referrer."
type: string
- name: user_id
description: 'Unique user ID for the user that placed the order.'
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