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RayYrLiuAdobe Employee
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June 22, 2026

How do you explore multi-level data? (4-min survey on an early concept)

  • June 22, 2026
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Hi all! I'm a PM on the Customer Journey Analytics team at Adobe. We've sketched an early concept for exploring multi-level business data in CJA: the kind of structures where things roll up from specific to broad (opportunity ➡️ account ➡️ parent account, SKU ➡️ product line ➡️ category, or region ➡️ market ➡️ store). I'd value input from anyone who works with data shaped like this.

The survey asks how you explore those levels today, where it gets painful to find what's actually driving a number, and whether an org-chart-style way of browsing your accounts, products, regions, or campaigns inside Workspace would help. About 4 minutes.

Survey: https://survey.adobe.com/jfe/form/SV_5mUPLXYElPn4MQu

Happy to post a summary back here once it's compiled, so it's useful to the group and not just to us. And if you'd rather just tell me how you tackle this today, reply in the thread: I'm reading everything. Thank you so much for any time you can spare.

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MandyGeorge
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
MandyGeorgeCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
July 4, 2026

I have filled out your survey. Even though I don't use CJA currently, I work a lot with our B2B business and we have a lot of Hierarchy stuff that I try to recreate in AA and other visualization tools. 

I know a lot of the hierarchy stuff is specific to the B2B extension for CJA, but there's a lot of cases outside B2B where account hierarchies can come into play (such as companies that allow consumers to have family accounts or linked accounts), so there is definitely value in having this.

If you haven't already, you should share this survey with the Analytics Champions group in slack, im sure you would get a lot of comments and people willing to do feedback sessions (we all love to do those). 

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