Integrations / Streaming
Amazon SQS
Event delivery to Amazon SQS.
Datafly Signal delivers first-party events to Amazon SQS server-to-server from infrastructure you control, using a pre-built blueprint that maps your event schema to the payload Amazon SQS expects.
Why route Amazon SQS through Datafly Signal
The data lands in infrastructure you own
Signal writes to your Amazon SQS directly from your own deployment. Datafly operates no intermediary and never holds a copy of your event data.
Client IP and user agent are recorded as event context
Both come from the original visitor request rather than from your server, so geography and device analysis reflects the actual visitor.
One consent decision governs every destination
Amazon SQS is gated by the same consent state as the rest of your stack, so a withdrawal applies everywhere at once.
What ships in the blueprint
Vertical presets
General. Each preset starts from a working configuration for that vertical rather than a blank field map.
Full field mappings, configuration fields, and troubleshooting are in the Amazon SQS documentation.
Frequently asked questions
Does Datafly Signal integrate with Amazon SQS?
Yes. Datafly Signal delivers first-party events to Amazon SQS server-to-server from infrastructure you control, using a pre-built blueprint that maps your event schema to the payload Amazon SQS expects. The integration is included in every deployment at no additional cost.
How is server-side Amazon SQS tracking different from the Amazon SQS tag?
The Amazon SQS tag runs in the visitor's browser, so it is subject to ad blockers, tracking prevention, and page-unload races. Signal collects the event through a first-party endpoint on your own domain and delivers it to Amazon SQS from your server, so delivery does not depend on browser conditions.
Do I need to keep the Amazon SQS tag on my site?
No. Signal delivers to Amazon SQS from the server, so no client-side Amazon SQS script is required on your site.
Ready to move Amazon SQS server-side?
See how Datafly Signal delivers first-party events to Amazon SQS from infrastructure you control, with hashed identity and consent enforcement built in.