Target Workspace Audience Retrieval Issue

Hi @test1234567 ,

The problem you're seeing, where AEM only pulls audiences from the default Target workspace and throws a 400 error on sync, is almost always a permissions issue. The technical service account from your API integration doesn't have rights to the other workspace.

Here’s how to fix it:

Step 1: Grant Access in Adobe Admin Console

This is the most critical part. The API user (technical account) from your Developer Console project needs to be explicitly given access to the specific Target workspace you want to use.

  - Go to the Adobe Admin Console (adminconsole.adobe.com).

  - Navigate to Products > Adobe Target.

  - You'll see a list of Product Profiles. Each profile here controls access to a specific Target workspace (e.g., the "Default" profile controls the "Default Workspace").

  - Click on the Product Profile that has the same name as the desired Target workspace.

  - Go to the Users tab and click Add User.

  - In the pop-up, switch to the Service Accounts tab.

  - Find and select the technical service account from your integration (it will look like an email address, e.g., IMSe9c...@techacct.adobe.com).

  - Assign it the Approver role. This gives it the necessary permissions to create and sync activities.

  - Click Save.

This step directly solves Question 1 and Question 3. It grants the service account permission to see audiences and work with activities in that specific workspace.

Step 2: Refresh the Connection in AEM

After updating permissions, you must force AEM to re-authenticate and get a new access token with the updated permissions.

  - In AEM, go to Tools > Cloud Services > Adobe Target Configurations.

  - Open your configured Target cloud service.

  - Click the Edit (wrench icon) button.

  - Simply re-enter the same Client ID and Client Secret and click Connect to Target. This refreshes the connection.

  - Click OK to save.

Step 3: Verify the Fix

Q1: Pull audiences from a different workspace?
Yes. This is controlled by the service account's Product Profile membership in the Adobe Admin Console, not in AEM or the Developer Console. Add the account to the correct profile (Step 1).

Q2: Select default workspace in Developer Console?
You can't. Workspace access is not configured in the Developer Console. The Developer Console only creates the API credentials. You must then assign those credentials to a Product Profile in the Adobe Admin Console to grant them access to any workspace, including the default one.

Q3: Is the 400 error a permissions issue?
Yes, definitively. The error "Offer not accessible in provided workspaces" means the API user trying to sync the activity does not have permission to work in the target workspace. Granting access in the Admin Console (Step 1) fixes this.

Thanks,
Amit

can you check your user's access to workspace from which you are trying to pull the audiences and as you already mentioned that audiences are being synched so there should not be any configuration issues there.