[Newsletter Recap] In the Know: Adobe Analytics -- September 2026 Discussion Threads
The September Adobe Analytics edition of In the Know is out, and we’d love to hear what you think!
This month’s issue centers on Journey canvas, our biggest update to Analysis Workspace this year, which makes it easier to see where people move forward and where they fall out, all in one view. We also sharpened product-level segmentation so you can focus your analysis on a single product, and opened up a direct connection between Adobe Analytics and your AI tools so you can get to answers faster.
Along the way, you’ll also find a quick win for anyone who builds tables often (sorting a freeform table by more than one column), a new hands-on tutorial for Analysis Workspace basics that’s great to share with teammates who are still getting comfortable, and the announcement of the 2026-2027 Adobe Champion Class. The issue also points you to upcoming Experience League events and recent Skill Exchange session recordings.
We’ve created a discussion thread for each of the featured stories so you can ask questions, share what you’re trying, and swap ideas with other members.
Here’s a handy list of the stories and where to join the conversation:
- See the Whole Journey, Without Leaving Analysis Workspace: Build a flexible graph of events, dimensions, and segments, and see exactly where people move forward and where they fall out.
- Segment on One Product, Not the Whole Order: Use sub-hit analysis to zero in on the performance of a single product within a transaction.
- Bring Your AI Tools Directly to Your Adobe Analytics Data: Connect your AI tools to your data with the Adobe-hosted MCP server, no custom integration required.
Looking for more answers? Browse the Adobe Analytics community and join an Adobe User Group to connect with practitioners who share tips and real-world advice.