Within my platform, my team often uses certain audiences as building blocks so as to ensure that certain universal exclusions are correctly applied to every audience. We have a lot of audience blocks that we have built but we have not been keeping a log of which audiences they are a part of. Is there a way in the UI to see which audiences a certain audience is a component of? Obviously, I know that this can be done by clicking on each audience and looking at the components in the "Audience Summary," but I am wondering if there is a less tedious way to do this.
Thank you
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Hi @NickMannion
Yes, you can see this using the Segment Definition API. The value will be listed as such:
"dependencies": [
"e61ac630-ac83-499e-bc3c-de0feebc52dc",
"7b8baef7-816c-4716-9b9f-64e2145cf585"
Hi @NickMannion
Yes, you can see this using the Segment Definition API. The value will be listed as such:
"dependencies": [
"e61ac630-ac83-499e-bc3c-de0feebc52dc",
"7b8baef7-816c-4716-9b9f-64e2145cf585"
okay, thank you!
Hi @NickMannion,
Thanks for the info, but its seems that the Segment Definition API does not return the dependencies as you mentioned.
It only gives the technical information on the Audience / Segment sent via API, something like the one attached.
Could you please point us to the API or cURL that could be used.
Thanks in Advance,
Mohit
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Hello @mohitkhare123
Yes, the segment definition API does pull if there are dependencies. This is the path:
https://platform.adobe.io/data/core/ups/segment/definitions/:SEGMENT_ID
Please see the screenshot
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