How to use experimentation Panel in CJA, for Adobe Campaign classic campaigns

[ShivaniM]

Hi Team,

We are building a report with experimentation panel. I was able to get data  from AJO and Adobe Target. Could you please help me understand if experiement is available for Adobe Campaign also, and if not, how can I get the data from ACC to CJA to be used in Experiement Panel.

Adobe Campaign classic data is being ingested in AEP, is there a way we can use this dataset to get the values in experimentation panel.

Thank you,

Shivani

[Martinej · Accepted solution]

Hi ShivaniM, 

The experimentation panel has not explicitly been mentioned for adobe campaign classic (ACC) like it has with adobe target or AJO. At least I haven't found anything that says so. But if the data is in the AEP then is should be possible to get it into this panel. 

It is described as such: 

"Create connection to experiment datasets:
The recommended data schema is for the experiment data to be in an Object array that contains the experiment and variant data in two separate dimensions. Both dimensions need to be in a single object array. If you have your experiment data in a single dimension (with experiment and variant data in a delimited string), you can use the substring setting in data views to split the dimension into two for use in the panel."

Depending on how the data has been ingested into Adobe Experience Platform, you can create a connection in Customer Journey Analytics to the experiment dataset. There is a description of this here: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics-platform/using/cja-workspace/panels/experimenta...  

[Josh__Stephens]

Hi @ShivaniM 

As @Martinej mentioned, if you have the data in AEP you can bring it into your connection.  You'd join the dataset  with a matching key that's already in your connection.  

I've worked with similar metadata from data lakes.  We joined on campaign/CID value.  Any metadata and/or summary data can be brought in.  Though metadata uses lookup dataset while summary data uses a different setup.