AEP audience based on Adobe Analytics clickstream data into AEP event-time series based schema.
SKU can be part of any shopping cart events (prodView, OpenCart, cartView, CheckOut etc)
How do we create a segment for customer having SKU=ABC as part of prodView in their latest event for that SKU ?
Here are the sample example of customer events sorted in time ascending order:
Customer 1
Time1: SKU=ABC, ProdView
Time2:SKU=ABC, OpenCart
Time3:SKU=XYZ, ProdView
Time4:SKU=DEF, ProdView
Time5:SKU=DEF, OpenCart
Time6:SKU=ABC, ProdView
Time7:SKU=PQR, ProdView
Time8:SKU=PQR, cartView
Time9:SKU=PQR, CheckOut
Customer 2
Time1: SKU=ABC, ProdView
Time2:SKU=ABC, OpenCart
Time3:SKU=XYZ, ProdView
Time4:SKU=DEF, ProdView
Time5:SKU=DEF, OpenCart
Time6:SKU=ABC, ProdView
Time7:SKU=ABC, OpenCart
Time8:SKU=XYZ, ProdView
Time9:SKU=PQR, cartView
Time10:SKU=PQR, CheckOut
In the Above example, customer 1 should qualify as the latest status for SKU=ABS is prodView on time6.
However customer 2 would dis-qualify as the lates status for SKU=ABC is OpenCart on time7.
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Start by qualifying all profiles that have a 'prod view' event. Then, in a sequential condition where the next event occurs after that, exclude any profiles that have a 'cart view' event for the same product as in the initial 'prod view'.
kind of combination of sequential segmentation and dynamic segmentation.
@Pradeep-Jaiswal The most reliable way is to use Computed Attribute's Most Recent to get the accurate most recent event matching your criteria. Use the Customer Attribute along with other inclusion and exclusion criteria in a Segment to get the desired audiences.
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