If I have a group(1400 +/-) of unique identifier's(unique identification number), is there a way to upload them into Adobe Marketing Cloud and have the ability to follow them. These unique id's are already in AMC with millions more, I want to segment this group so I can identify just them. Is this regarded as SAINT? Would I use the classification importer?
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alright so as the unique identifiers are reported in SC in a prop or eVar, you will want to do the following :
1.Create a classification for the prop or eVar (campaign variable is a conversion variable as well).
2.a.If all these unique identifiers have a specific format and can be identified easily from the others then create a rule builder classification with regex formula and overwrite data for lets say the past 6 months or less if you want.
i.e: lets say I have campaigns and the format is as follow type:campaign:id and I only want to capture campaigns that come from email. The type for email correspond to "em".
So I will create a regex as follow ^(em)\:(.+)\:(.+)$ and then populate the right reports (http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/reference/index.html#Regular_Expressions_in_Classificati...)
In your case if you have a common id for these unique identifiers then you can classify them in a report under the same label and segment on this label.
2.b. If there is no common syntax format for the unique identifiers that you want to classifiy then you will need to manually extract them, classify them maually under the same label and upload the file http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/reference/index.html#Classifications_Importer
Let me know if you have any question
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Hi,
Are you already sending these unique identifiers in Sitecatalyst ?
Are you sending any id that you can tie the data with in SiteCatalyst ?
Best regards.
Alexis Cazes
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Yes to both. So they are in SC, I just want to create a way so that I can identify these 1400. Right now I have to pull them via data warehouse and depending on the time/day its millions of rows of data, because I have to pull all these Unique Identifiers.
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alright so as the unique identifiers are reported in SC in a prop or eVar, you will want to do the following :
1.Create a classification for the prop or eVar (campaign variable is a conversion variable as well).
2.a.If all these unique identifiers have a specific format and can be identified easily from the others then create a rule builder classification with regex formula and overwrite data for lets say the past 6 months or less if you want.
i.e: lets say I have campaigns and the format is as follow type:campaign:id and I only want to capture campaigns that come from email. The type for email correspond to "em".
So I will create a regex as follow ^(em)\:(.+)\:(.+)$ and then populate the right reports (http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/reference/index.html#Regular_Expressions_in_Classificati...)
In your case if you have a common id for these unique identifiers then you can classify them in a report under the same label and segment on this label.
2.b. If there is no common syntax format for the unique identifiers that you want to classifiy then you will need to manually extract them, classify them maually under the same label and upload the file http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/reference/index.html#Classifications_Importer
Let me know if you have any question
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