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A Question about DMP Founctions

  • August 10, 2020
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1) Is it possible to connect our customer cookie ID in our CDP to Adobe's DMP? if so can i target that specific customer ids and have audience report?

 

2) and if i want to connect customer ID in cookie level, do i have to pay more ? 

 

3) can i check my customer's web journey? such as 1. March/20/02pm google search 2. March/20/03pm google merchandise 3. March/20/04pm purchase completed in my google merchandise channel

 

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Best answer by Varun_Kalra

Hi there,

 

Welcome to AAM community!

 

1) First thing you would need is ID stitching of your CDP's cookie ID with AAM's ID.

Some data providers/partners have an out of the box ID sync with AAM, so you don't need to implement anything. Just, contact Adobe to enable the ID sync if that data provider/partner is listed here:
https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/audience-manager/user-guide/features/destinations/device-based/device-based-destinations-list.html

https://exchange.adobe.com/experiencecloud.html#search

 

If that CDP is not listed here, then you will have to implement a customer ID sync on your web properties. So, whenever a user will come online their CDP cookie ID gets stitched with AAM ID.

You can then onboard the selected CDP cookie IDs to AAM as offline data and create audience out of those IDs.

 

2) There is no additional fees to connect any platform with AAM. However, uploading the offline data incurs billable server call, i.e. one server call per one record row in offline data file.

 

3) You cannot do such customer journey analysis in AAM. You have to rely on any web analytics tool like Adobe Analytics or AEP for that.

 

Thanks,

Varun Kalra

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Varun_Kalra
Varun_KalraAccepted solution
Level 9
August 10, 2020

Hi there,

 

Welcome to AAM community!

 

1) First thing you would need is ID stitching of your CDP's cookie ID with AAM's ID.

Some data providers/partners have an out of the box ID sync with AAM, so you don't need to implement anything. Just, contact Adobe to enable the ID sync if that data provider/partner is listed here:
https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/audience-manager/user-guide/features/destinations/device-based/device-based-destinations-list.html

https://exchange.adobe.com/experiencecloud.html#search

 

If that CDP is not listed here, then you will have to implement a customer ID sync on your web properties. So, whenever a user will come online their CDP cookie ID gets stitched with AAM ID.

You can then onboard the selected CDP cookie IDs to AAM as offline data and create audience out of those IDs.

 

2) There is no additional fees to connect any platform with AAM. However, uploading the offline data incurs billable server call, i.e. one server call per one record row in offline data file.

 

3) You cannot do such customer journey analysis in AAM. You have to rely on any web analytics tool like Adobe Analytics or AEP for that.

 

Thanks,

Varun Kalra

Level 2
August 10, 2020
Thanks for your great answer