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Can we leverage Events type schemas from sources like Marketo, Salesforce to build customer AI use cases in AEP?
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Hello @SahuSa1 ,
If I understand correctly, you want to ingest event-type data from Marketo and Salesforce into AEP and use it for AEP’s AI features.
First, clarify your use case and what AI-driven outcomes you want to achieve (e.g., predictive modeling, audience segmentation). Determine the specific data you need from Marketo and Salesforce to support this.
Design your data models based on the data required. Make sure it aligns with AEP’s XDM schema for consistency and usability.
Ingest the data from Marketo and Salesforce using the out-of-the-box connectors. If there are issues with the connectors (e.g., security or connection concerns), you can export data in file formats (e.g., CSV) and ingest it via cloud storage.
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-platform/sources/connectors/crm/salesforce
Once the data is linked to the Unified Profile, you can use AEP’s AI capabilities:
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Parvesh
Hello @SahuSa1 ,
If I understand correctly, you want to ingest event-type data from Marketo and Salesforce into AEP and use it for AEP’s AI features.
First, clarify your use case and what AI-driven outcomes you want to achieve (e.g., predictive modeling, audience segmentation). Determine the specific data you need from Marketo and Salesforce to support this.
Design your data models based on the data required. Make sure it aligns with AEP’s XDM schema for consistency and usability.
Ingest the data from Marketo and Salesforce using the out-of-the-box connectors. If there are issues with the connectors (e.g., security or connection concerns), you can export data in file formats (e.g., CSV) and ingest it via cloud storage.
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-platform/sources/connectors/crm/salesforce
Once the data is linked to the Unified Profile, you can use AEP’s AI capabilities:
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Parvesh
Hi @Parvesh_Parmar , thanks for your reply. I was going through adobe documentations and found that Consumer ExperienceEvent(CEE) field groups should be used while in time-series based records for data lying outside of AEP.
So, is it mandatory to use CEE? Can we also use experience event schemas that does not has CEE field group in it for Customer AI?
Thanks
Sambit Sahu
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Hi @Kautuk Sahni , Sure, will do, just had another doubt. I was going through adobe documentations and found that Consumer ExperienceEvent(CEE) field groups should be used while in time-series based records for data lying outside of AEP.
So, is it mandatory to use CEE? Can we also use experience event schemas that does not has CEE field group in it for Customer AI?
Thanks
Sambit Sahu
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