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Is there a maximum number of tags per audience?

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Is there a maximum number of tags that can be attached to an audience?

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Tags are intended to organize an audience within Adobe RTCDP platform.  The tags are stored within an array section of the audience.

 

A JSON array can store a number of items in the object, but do need to ask what is your intended targeted structure when creating tags for audiences?

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Hi @kendallhall,

 

Apparently there is no a explicit limit in terms of creation, but I think it is important to take into account best practices to evict performance issues.

 

What I have found that it has limits is the access to tag management that is limited to system and product admins.

 

Here I share with you a couple of documentation links:

Audience Portal Overview | Adobe Experience Platform

Managing Unified Tags | Adobe Experience Platform

Unified Tags Overview | Adobe Experience Platform

 

¡Hope that suits you well!

 

Regards,

Celia

@jpetermarias 

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Hi @kendallhall and @Indra,

 

In terms of the sandbox provided I think it depends on the type of the sandbox provided cause I have been able to add 22 tags.

 

@jpetermarias 

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Hey, @ccg1706 and @Indra.

Wanted to go back to the original question. My last response wasn't clear.

 

Is there a maximum number of tags that can be attached to an audience?

My reply about having 20 tags was the total created not the total attached to an audience.

Is there a limit for either?

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Tags are intended to organize an audience within Adobe RTCDP platform.  The tags are stored within an array section of the audience.

 

A JSON array can store a number of items in the object, but do need to ask what is your intended targeted structure when creating tags for audiences?

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Hi @brekrut

I am trying to retrieve unified tags using the Fusion HTTP API calls. I have generated the necessary credentials according to the documentation. However, after running the scenario with the provided endpoint, URL, and credentials, I am encountering a 403 error stating that the API key is invalid. Interestingly, the same key works fine for retrieving audience data.

Could you please help me resolve this issue?

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Hello @Alkash4 

 

To retrieve tags you can using the documentation noted below.

https://developer.adobe.com/experience-platform-apis/references/unified-tags/#operation/retrieveTag

 

Instead of the using the x-api-key value from the Adobe Developer project please use exc_app

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Thanks a lot for your response!

 

Since I am not a developer, I am trying to figure out how to use exc_app, as you mentioned in your response, and get back to you. If you can, please provide any supporting documentation related to exc_app.

 

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Hello @Alkash4,

You can use the sample payload to obtain information about a specific tag in an Adobe Experience Platform instance.

curl --location 'https://experience.adobe.io/unifiedtags/tags/<tagid>' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' \
--header 'x-api-key: exc_app' \
--header 'x-gw-ims-org-id: <orgid>' \
--header 'x-sandbox-name: <sandbox>'

 

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Hello, @brekrut 

 

It worked. Thanks a lot! 

 

Sorry if I’m asking for too much information, but I’d really appreciate your guidance. Is there any explanation for why the API key is not working as described in the documentation? I want to ensure I’m following the correct steps going forward.

 

Thanks.

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Employee

This appears to be a documentation bug which has been filed and is in the process to be corrected.

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Hello @brekrut , Thank you for the clarification.

 

Regards,

Alka Sharma

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