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Is profile ID an attribute?

  • July 24, 2024
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Is there a profile ID attribute that I can query or map to a destination?

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Best answer by Hitaprem

Hey! Yes, the Profile ID in Adobe's Real-Time CDP can be seen as an attribute, but it has a special role. It's a unique ID for each customer profile, making sure all data points link to the right profile. While it acts as a key identifier, it's also an attribute because it defines the profile. The Profile ID is important for managing data and keeping everything accurate.

@sheejo Am i right?

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DavidRoss91
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
July 24, 2024

Hi @kendallhall 

Profiles are composed of attributes, identities, audience memberships and behaviors. The profile ID that I believe you are mentioning, is the overall ID that is assigned to the specific profile. You can only map profile attributes to a destination, not the profile itself.

Thanks,

David

brekrut
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
July 25, 2024

Are you referring to the id which is assigned by Adobe Experience Platform?  If this is the case this is the id which is only know to Adobe Experience Platform.  Identities are part of this internal id which can be used against the entity api to lookup information.

DavidRoss91
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
July 25, 2024

Hey @brekrut 

That was my understanding of the question. I believe @kendallhall  was asking if that internal ID can be mapped to a destination, to which I agree with you, cannot be done as that is only internal to AEP.

Ankit_Chaudhary
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
July 25, 2024

Hi @kendallhall 

Are you referring to Person ID(individual identifier used to identify a user) or an id which is used to uniquely identify a profile record in the dataset?

well a schema composed of XDM individual profile class consist a _id field which is used to uniquely identify a record and a person ID field which can be used to uniquely identify a person(however to make represent this field as an identifier you need to mark it as an identity field while setting up your schema).

 

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Level 3
July 25, 2024

@davidross91 @brekrut @ankit_chaudhary 

Hi, all.

 

Thanks for the responses. I highlighted the ID I'm looking for in the screenshot. Can I export this ID to a destination? Further, is this ID something I can look up in the Profiles Browse tab to find more detail on?

DavidRoss91
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
July 25, 2024

Hi @kendallhall 

You are unable to export that ID to a destination. That is just the internal ID given by AEP. You also cannot look that ID up in the profiles browse tab. You can only search by identity values.

Thanks,

David

Indra-2
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
July 25, 2024

Can you please take a look at the attachment, I think you can use the profile stitch id  identifier in Attribute filtering in audiences building.

brekrut
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
July 26, 2024

Ah I see you are using the RTCDP B2B edition and you are attempting to create a segment around segment membership. 

 

If you perform a /GET against the profile entity is there any data present for this attribute?

Hitaprem
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Level 2
August 2, 2024

Hey! Yes, the Profile ID in Adobe's Real-Time CDP can be seen as an attribute, but it has a special role. It's a unique ID for each customer profile, making sure all data points link to the right profile. While it acts as a key identifier, it's also an attribute because it defines the profile. The Profile ID is important for managing data and keeping everything accurate.

@sheejo Am i right?

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September 16, 2024

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