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prabakarm880930
prabakarm880930
Level 2
November 20, 2018

What is your-tnt-id or your-thirdpartyid from Adobe Target Profile?

  • November 20, 2018
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Hi,

I am trying to use Adobe Target "Profile" REST API. I want to know where can i find your-tnt-id or your-thirdpartyid for below API calls ?

Fetching a profile:

https://<your-client-code>.tt.omtrdc.net/rest/v1/profiles/your-tnt-id?client=<your-client-code>

https://<your-client-code>.tt.omtrdc.net/rest/v1/profiles/thirdPartyId/your-thirdpartyid?<your-client-code>

Please guide where can i find this id, as i didn't get any info on this from documentation.

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    Adobe Employee
    Shruti_PremkumarAdobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    November 20, 2018

    hi prabakarm88093071​,

    The mbox3rdPartyID is your company's visitor ID, such as the membership ID for your company's loyalty program.

    Which means that this is something that you need to pass in your implementation. Once you pass it you can see it as part of your mbox as a mbox parameter in the network call.

    When a visitor accesses a page on which Target is enabled, that visitor is assigned a Target PCID. If the visitor then logs in, and the implementation passes the mbox3rdPartyID to Target, Target connects that visitor's mbox3rdPartyID with the Target PCID.

    Ref: Real-time profile syncing for mbox3rdPartyID

    For information on how to pass the mbox3rdPartyID as a parameter, refer to section "Page parameters (also called "mbox parameters") " under  Methods to get data into Target

    Hope this helped answer your question.

      Brian_Hawkins_MiaProva
      Brian_Hawkins_MiaProva
      Level 3
      November 20, 2018

      Hi,

      I created an Adobe Target Chrome Extension that might help you with this as well.  This extension allows you to see your mbox3rdPartyId AND your Adobe Target ID on the ID tab.  I also have an example setup for you to see.

      1.  First, download the extension here:

      MiaProva - Chrome Web Store

      2.  Second, once you have the extension in place, visit MiaProva - Welcome

      Click on the ID tab and then you can see the ID you are looking for. 

      3.  If you visit the activities tab on the same page and then expand a test, you can see the Adobe Target mbox calls where the ID's are being passed:

      4.  If you wanted to read more about what this extension offers, check out this post:  Adobe Target Chrome Extension brought to you by MiaProva ·

        prabakarm880930
        prabakarm880930Author
        Level 2
        November 27, 2018

        Chrome extension is useful. I have activated ABTest in Target for a specific page. When I launch the page, i get 'Adobe Target Visitor ID' and 'Experience Cloud Visitor ID', but '1st Party ID' is empty. I am not sure why is the 1ST PARTY ID (MBOX3RDPARTYID) is empty.

        When I click on "Activities" tab, it says "No Adobe Target Activities Detected". I see 4 parameters (experience.name, profile.activeActivities, activity.name, and activity.id) enabled under response token. I am not sure why this activities tab shows empty.

        To fetch a profile, Should I use

        https://<your-client-code>.tt.omtrdc.net/rest/v1/profiles/your-tnt-id?client=<your-client-code>

        (or)

        https://<your-client-code>.tt.omtrdc.net/rest/v1/profiles/thirdPartyId/your-thirdpartyid?<your-cli ent-code>

        I have the client code already, no issues on that. But, From where can i get your-tnt-id and your-thirdpartyid?

          S
          Adobe Employee
          Shruti_PremkumarAdobe Employee
          Adobe Employee
          November 27, 2018

          Hi prabakarm88093071​, As mentioned earlier,  The mbox3rdPartyID is your company's visitor ID, such as the membership ID for your company's loyalty program.

          Which means that this is something that you need to pass in your implementation. Once you pass it you can see it as part of your mbox as a mbox parameter in the network call. Otherwise you won't be seeing it. Its not something that is there by default.

            MihneaD
            Adobe Employee
            MihneaDAdobe Employee
            Adobe Employee
            November 20, 2018

            prabakarm88093071​,

            Here are step by step directions on how to find your clientcode:

            1. Install the Adobe Debugger (BETA) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adobe-experience-cloud-de/ocdmogmohccmeicdhlhhgepeaijenapj

            2. Open the Debugger on the page get the Client Code from the Summary tab. See screenshot below.

            Mihnea Docea  | Technical Support Rep, Customer Care | Customer & Employee Experience | Adobe | (:: 1 (800) 497-0335​

              Tanvi_Agarwal_
              Adobe Employee
              Tanvi_Agarwal_Adobe Employee
              Adobe Employee
              November 21, 2018

              Hi prabakarm88093071

              tntid : This is the ID you receive in the target call headers once you send any request to the target or visit a page where target is implemented

              mbox3rdparty ID : This ID is used to sync your customer's data from 3rd party tool with Target. They are basically referring to the unique identifiers of your visitors on your page. This would also require an implementation to pass the 3rd party ID as the mbox parametre in Target call to sync the visitors with your 3rd party tools of the website.

              Hope that helps.

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