Unlike the previous answer, it matters if you're using Adobe Analytics. Unlike GA which can read Source, Medium, Campaign Name, Content, Term out of the box, Adobe needs to be configured in a number of ways. We need to map the s.campaign variable. Then determine your classifications, and finally, we need to establish classification rules to make Adobe read our UTM link. The question was whether you could do this automatically using a product or if you had to do it manually.
After reviewing a number of tools, we ended up selecting the UTM Smart Manager for Adobe Analytics. They were able to set up our classifications and rules through their APIs and services so quickly we were astounded. The best thing about the platform was in the data side though. They gave us exactly what we needed: actionable insights with KPIs like ROI, likes/ad, CTR per platform, etc...
We did try the manual route as well but ended up thinking it was not good for the long term maintenance. Here's a good article/guide on things to think about as you're configuring Adobe: https://medium.com/@factivateapp/the-complete-guide-to-using-utm-parameters-in-adobe-analytics-dfce8.... Because Adobe lets you configure your classifications, we went a step beyond the typical UTM parameters to help us long-term and came across this article as we were planning which classifications to use across all of our large Fortune 100 clients: https://medium.com/@factivateapp/top-5-adobe-analytics-classifications-for-campaign-urls-used-by-the...
