We have a 4 email journey. Day 1, Day 4 (3 days) , Day 18 (14 days) and then every 14 days for another 2 emails.
We can see that the audience received the 3rd email but then everyone stopped moving in the journey - they did not unsubscribe and they did not move to the next wait condition? Anyone have this type of issue? It raises concerns of multi touchpoint journeys. Is there a cap on the number of days a journey can last? Has anyone had success with Adobe helpdesk getting these types of messages unstuck or do we need to abandon the journey?
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Check out Global journey timeout https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/orchestrate-journeys/create-journey/.... This timeout will stop the progress of individuals in the journey 30 days after they enter.
Check out Global journey timeout https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/orchestrate-journeys/create-journey/.... This timeout will stop the progress of individuals in the journey 30 days after they enter.
Thanks for this reminder. I did not know this was still a limitation. It would be create to have a journey duration counter in the UI that would flag if the total wait time pushes customers outside a 30 day cap and warn before publishing.
The only warning in the UI is not exceeding 30 days for a single wait period. However you can add multiple wait in a journey.
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Yah the maximum duration that can be configured in waot activity is 30 days, but you need to understand that global journey timeout is 30 days, meaning that a profile will always drop out of the journey maximum 30 days after he/she entered it.
So if there are long waits in journey i.e. more then 30 days break journey in multiple journeys .
Thanks,
Saurabh
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