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Hello,I would like to know how is everyone configuring their Sandboxes ? Do you usually use one for dev and another for prod. Or have 1 for both prod and dev?  Below are for 1 sandbox ( Dev+ prod)Pros - having 1 sandbox for AEP<>CJA data collection is that - We just need 1 AEP variable data element and reference the schema once in tags. Cons - hard for access management since everything is just one sandbox nowBelow are for 2 sandboxes ( Dev & prod)Pros - having 2 sandboxes for AEP <> CJA data collection is better for validating and testing, easier for access manage and change management. Cons - having 2 sandboxes will create a problem when we have to reference the schema in a AEP variable data element, each time we want to publish the libs between dev to prod. We will have to change it and higher maintenance.

Hi community, I've been dabbling with the Attribution panel in CJA to solve some analytics use cases. I was wondering, what exactly happens when you filter the Attribution Success Metric (my Success metric is a Session scope metric) within the freeform table, by an Event level or Session level segment on top? Wondering if placing it over the metric either 1) filters the type of events or Sessions included in the Success metric component, or 2) if it actually filters the Dimension items within the attribution freeform? Couldn't seem to find this detail in the CJA documentation (if anyone has any docs other than Attribution Panel | Adobe Customer Journey Analytics let me know!!) The example here is, I am trying to attribute Web pages to an application submission event online, and the Success metric is the submit page of that flow. The metric I've selected in the Attribution panel for app submissions is not product specific, and was wondering if I could place a filter

Hello,I’d like to isolate first-time purchasers in Adobe Analytics — users who made their very first transaction during a specific time period.Is there a recommended way to do this using segments or calculated metrics?Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hi TeamI am using CJA, and I have a metric which is in string format i.e.,web1&45,343&52,671&53,234so on..because of which my I am not able to see my total number i.e. aggregated value at the topis there any solution for it to get the aggregated value by converting it into int from DataView itself  

Use Case:We manage multiple websites, each tracked through separate Adobe Analytics report suites. The user journey typically spans across domains in the following manner:A user lands on Website X, initiates an action (e.g., clicking an “Apply” button),Gets redirected to Website Y to complete an application,Then navigates to Website A to log in,But may abandon the journey at any step.This flow can happen in any direction between sites, and in some cases, includes transitions from/to our mobile app as well.We are looking for a step-by-step cross-domain tracking solution that allows us to:Maintain user session integrity across domains,Stitch user journeys across all platforms (web and app),Analyze drop-offs and abandonment points accurately.If you have any best practices or an optimal implementation strategy to address this scenario, please share it. Your guidance would be greatly appreciated.

I found the definition of "Reloads" a bit confusing.From what I understand, it seems to be an automatically collected event that's counted as '1' when the current page view is based on the same page as the immediately previous page view. Is that correct..?If so, aside from refreshing the browser, are there any other cases where this could happen? I would really appreciate it if you could kindly let me know 🙂

Hi, I am planning to do a change in the Adobe Analytics classification functionality. The tool is currently classifying the campaign traffic using the classification importer and I would like to switch to the classification rule builder. I have built the new classificacion rule builder rules in the development report suite and they are working ok. We have decided to use new names and add some more conversion classification dimensions. I think I am now ready to apply the new rules to the production report suite but I would like to have confirmation on some points I am not completely sure about: The team used to import the classification under specific conversion classification dimensions that will be deprecated. This imports apply to only to the production report suite. They no longer would like to use these values because they think they are not accurate. Do you recommend to remove the previous imports so I can start classifying from scratch?I will be modifying names and

Hello Community, On a URL, I want to add an anchor link, plus a campaign tracking code, but on doing so and loading the URL, most of the time the section of the page that we intend to anchor and load is not showing unless the page is cached in the browser- basically i have to load the page twice to see the anchored section. Any suggestions? https://www.deloitte.com/ca/en/about/story/impact/impactthatmatters.html?id=deb_test#podcast Thanks

Is it possible to track a user's journey from one domain to another? E.g., User would land on a website that explains car model information >> User clicks buttons/links that send them to a different domain website that is specified for requesting a test drive of that specific car model Currently, we are unable to track the origin of users who complete the test drive request in domain B. (Where the acquisition happened, through which campaign?)

  Introduction Data Views in Adobe Customer Journey Analytics (CJA) function as powerful, customizable lenses that determine how your Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) datasets are interpreted from CJA Connections. These Data Views contain component configurations that define all dimensions and metrics available to users in Analysis Workspace and control how these components are logically structured. Unlike traditional analytics implementations where changes required extensive coding or time-consuming data reprocessing, CJA Data Views provide flexibility through retroactive, non-destructive, report-time processing capabilities thus allowing you to make adjustments without disrupting your data collection infrastructure. Building on this foundation of Data Views functionality, this blog post explores best practices for effectively managing and thoughtfully curating your CJA Data Views. These practices will maximize operational effectiveness, ensure analytical consistency, and driv

Hi,   We are working on CJA  to perform a custom lookup with an array of IDs, with reference to below link,   @brianau1    A Guide to Understanding Adobe Customer Journey An... - Adobe Experience League Community - 648749   The mapping is done in the CJA Connection level and it work fine i.e. we can have a output array field of the corresponding lookup names.   However, since there is another ID field that need to leverage the same lookup data set, we have to create a Derived Field and use the Lookup function, but we found that the schema array field is not avalable in the input value field.    We tried to output an array from the Split function and use it as input for the Lookup function and it works fine.   So the question is whether the Derived Field Lookup function can support schema array field as input?   Thanks, John  

Hello, I am writing requirements for our mobile dev team and would like to gauge how much flexibility we have with mobile payload vs schema, especially since we're using a datastream. So far, if the xdm structure from the payload doesn't match our schema, nothing shows up in Analytics reporting, even when mapped in the datastream. I am beginning to wonder what the datastream mapping is for if the payload needs to match the schema. Example of datastream mapping that works (shows up in reporting)_experience.analytics.customDimensions.props.prop36mapped to_experience.analytics.customDimensions.props.prop36Example of datastream mapping that doesnt work (doesnt show up in reporting)programDetails.degreeLevelmapped to_experience.analytics.customDimensions.props.prop33I hope my question makes sense!

We have a new event being triggered from our mobile apps and they are passing a json object. ex: {"digitalData": {"event": {"sampleEvent": "1"},"page": {"pageInfo": {"mSrc": "205"}}}} What are the steps that I need to follow to set up that mapping in the processing rules? When i look at the current processing rules, I see the rule looking at data being passed as context variables, so how do I get the context data listed in the drop downs in the processing rules? Our person who oringinally set up rules is no longer at our company, so we have a knowledge gap in the mobile app area of adobe analytics. Is there any additional requirements on the app side when they are sending this json to Adobe? Note: we are using the old SDK at this time.Thanks.

We are using Edge.sendEvent() to track mobile app interactions in analytics adobe suite. Question 1) For something like this, do you use eventType in your XDM schema? Does it matter at all for analytics? Based on my understanding, the use of eventType in the payload would look like the below. Does that look right? Question 2)I see two event type options, one for screenviews and one for link clicks. What would I use for non click events like scrolling, and form view (just viewing a form)?web.webinteraction.linkClicksweb.webpagedetails.pageViews   

Whether you are just starting out with your mobile data collection or migrating from the Adobe Experience Cloud based extensions to the Edge Network extension, the sendEvent API is essential to your implementation. In this post, we will take a deeper look at the sendEvent API to understand the required and optional fields when configuring Edge data collection for Adobe Analytics.   The sendEvent API allows you to send ExperienceEvents to the Edge Network to track events like screen views and user actions, and it will replace your trackState and trackAction calls when migrating from the ACP or solution extensions to AEP/Edge. In general, the ExperienceEvent is structured like this: //create experience event from dictionary: var xdmData : [String: Any] = ["eventType" : "SampleXDMEvent",                               "sample":

Hi,   We are dealing with a text delimited field and need to convert it to an array for reporting.   A Derived Filed is created and using the Split function for this, however, found that it seems only the first 10 items in the string are converted. For exmaple,   The original string field value is "A1,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8,A9,A10,A11,A12". The output array from the Split function only shows A1 to A10 i.e. without A11, A11.   Is there something missing or it's a known issue/limitation?   Thanks, John  

Hi, I have pulled out a data warehouse report and added a column - Date Range Hour. How do I read the data now? 

Hi everyone,I'm reviewing our Marketing Channel expiration policy and working on a summary that outlines how it functions, specifically its impact on First-Touch and Last-Touch attribution. Could you please take a look at the summary below and let me know if it's accurate? Are there any updates or corrections you'd recommend?Thanks in advance! ********************************Marketing Channel expiration policy determines how long a marketing channel remains eligible to receive Last Touch credit for conversions, after a user first interacts with it. This is configured in the Marketing Channel Manager in the Report Suite settings. Our policy is set to expire after 30 days It does not affect Visit-based attribution for both, First- and Last-touch attribution, but does affect Conversion-based attribution for Last-touch attribution First-touch attribution/Lifetime (with 30-day expiration)  This attribution never changes once it's set, unless the user is ne

I need the numbers of one URL that belongs to a blog. I did in two different ways and the numbers were very diferent. I want to know what is the right way.The first way that I configurate the dash to show me the results was just selecting a URL in a dimension "Page URL (full) (v8)". I put the part of the link that matter and then I push to the dash when the result was loaded. I put June 3 and July 31 in the date range. In the second way, in the same dashboard, I created a segment and I follow this exactly tutorial here:Open Segment BuilderIn Adobe Analytics Workspace, go to the left panel and select Components > Segments, then click Create Segment.Set the ScopeIn the Definition Builder, set the scope to Hit. This ensures the segment only includes hits (page views) that match the URL condition, not entire visits or visitors who may have visited other pages [1].Add a Page URL ConditionDrag the Page URL dimension into the definition area. Then:Choose the operator "contains"Paste t

If I’m using AEP WebSDK, which I believe covers the use of a first-party ID, what are the benefits of using CNAME in addition?Is there an advantage to CNAME over just using a first-party ID?How does CNAME help in comparison, and should this prompt a move to AEP WebSDK across all our websites?  ccing: top contributors for quick response @jennifer_dungan  Thanks for the wonderful support!

Would you please help me understand which data view component settings to select based on:If I only want a binding relationship to be created if the dimension and the binding dimension are present on the same event.on-site search. both the search_term and the product.name are available when the search event occursIf I don't expect both the dimension and the binding dimension to be present on the same event.product_finding_method (pfm). The product isn't passed on the event where the pfm is presented. The doc on binding reflects the settings to use for #1 in the second scenario.There aren't any setting shown for scenario #4.Would someone from Adobe please help?