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How to capture default countries in Adobe processing rule?

  • November 30, 2017
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I have one query regarding Adobe Processing rules.

How to check implement default countries in adobe processing rule.

**Scenario**

Please create a processing rule to capture the default countries found in (visitor profile > geo-segmentation > countries report and populate in a new prop and evar. The new prop / evar will be different from the existing evar3 (countries) which captures the country selector from the footer. This new prop/evar will actually capture the country of origin based on Adobe's method of determining the country. The new variable should be named "geo-segmentation countries".So i am very new in this, how to do it..

if anybody can help me on this would be great full.

Thanks,

Payal

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    Best answer by Andrew_Wathen_

    Hi Payal,

    As I understand it, this isn't possible using processing rules :-(

    The 'countries' data is created from the IP address during processing that Adobe does post processing rules.  So you can't using processing rules to map it to somewhere else because it doesn't exist at point that processing rules can manipulate the data.

    If this is really important to you, it might be possible for Adobe Engineering to build a VISTA rule to achieve this for you (however, there would definitely be a cost associated with this and there are no guarantees it is even possible) - speak to your Adobe Engagement Manager if you want to try and purse this route.

    One thing I don't understand is why you want to get the 'out of the box' 'countries' data into a prop or eVar?  Why is it not possible to achieve what you want to using the 'out of the box' variable? - if you describe what you are trying to achieve someone may be able to help you avoid the need to get this into a prop/eVar.

    Kind regards,

    Andrew

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    December 1, 2017

    Hi Payal,

    As I understand it, this isn't possible using processing rules :-(

    The 'countries' data is created from the IP address during processing that Adobe does post processing rules.  So you can't using processing rules to map it to somewhere else because it doesn't exist at point that processing rules can manipulate the data.

    If this is really important to you, it might be possible for Adobe Engineering to build a VISTA rule to achieve this for you (however, there would definitely be a cost associated with this and there are no guarantees it is even possible) - speak to your Adobe Engagement Manager if you want to try and purse this route.

    One thing I don't understand is why you want to get the 'out of the box' 'countries' data into a prop or eVar?  Why is it not possible to achieve what you want to using the 'out of the box' variable? - if you describe what you are trying to achieve someone may be able to help you avoid the need to get this into a prop/eVar.

    Kind regards,

    Andrew

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