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DavidRoss91
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October 8, 2024

@nickmannion 

There is no direct way to find this information out. I have been tasked with this in the past and the way I like to do it involves the API.

 

If you run a GET on segment definition it will provide you will all active audiences in whichever sandbox you're looking into. There most likely will be multiple pages so you will have to filter through those. I use the visualizer function and update the scripts in Postman to pull a more friendly spreadsheet type layout of all the audiences and definitions along with other info I may need. Once I copy this all into a spreadsheet I can filter the segment definition column by attribute keywords (i.e. using either each schema or the union schema itself based on the attributes I need)

 

Hope this helps

David Ross

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DavidRoss91
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DavidRoss91Community AdvisorAccepted solution
Community Advisor
October 8, 2024

@nickmannion 

There is no direct way to find this information out. I have been tasked with this in the past and the way I like to do it involves the API.

 

If you run a GET on segment definition it will provide you will all active audiences in whichever sandbox you're looking into. There most likely will be multiple pages so you will have to filter through those. I use the visualizer function and update the scripts in Postman to pull a more friendly spreadsheet type layout of all the audiences and definitions along with other info I may need. Once I copy this all into a spreadsheet I can filter the segment definition column by attribute keywords (i.e. using either each schema or the union schema itself based on the attributes I need)

 

Hope this helps

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David Ross
Level 2
September 26, 2025

Hi @davidross91 

 

any chance you could share your postman scripts?

 

thanks

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Level 3
September 29, 2025

@davidross91 I second this ask 🙂

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Rudi-Shumpert
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
October 31, 2024

@nickmannion @davidross91 

 

Actually, you can now use the AI Assistant to accomplish this.  If you have the full attribute name, then you can simply ask the question:  What audiences have this attribute (name here) 

 

 

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DavidRoss91
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Community Advisor
October 31, 2024

Hi @rudi-shumpert 

I have attempted using the AI Assistant for this previously and the list that it provided was not accurate. I was specifically looking for audiences pertaining to a dataset (not attribute specific) and it provided a very inflated list. I will try it attribute specific and see how it works. Thank you!

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Rudi-Shumpert
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
October 31, 2024

There is a bit of patience required with the AI Assistant.  I find it helpful to "View Source Query" to see how it's trying to find the answer to better craft my questions. 

 

 

 

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