@DanSpigs1 Your screenshot confirms that all of these different account id's are rolling up to 1 profile (customer id: 8888), considering Bpid is one of the namespace used as an identity. Ideally, if there is a defined relationship between the customer and the account information schema, it should l...

@DanSpigs1 I hope you've structured the data and established a relationship between core customer schema and account info schema. If so, when you create an audience with any account type personal/business/savings it should pull the customer ABC into the audience.

@iamsuchith Probably you will have to use the offer API to create the offers and set the offer attributes that you mentioned. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer/using/decisioning/offer-decisioning/api-reference/offers-api/personalized-offers/create Look at this thread on ho...

@RobertPC4 Depends on the structure and layout of the email that you're building setup the visual fragment accordingly. Also, identify which parts of the fragments are customizable. An example would be setting up the header and footer as fragments that can be reused while building the content templa...

@Michael_Soprano Another email testing tool that's widely used is "Email on Acid". Have a look at the pricing on the site. https://www.emailonacid.com/

@TheFinder1 As you mentioned, currently Journey APIs support capping and throttling. https://developer.adobe.com/journey-optimizer-apis/references/journeys/ You can't duplicate and publish the journey using APIs. Probably clarify this with the adobe support team.  

@tobyjm Have a look at the tracking log for more information on where it's coming from. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/campaign-standard/using/testing-and-sending/sending-and-tracking-messages/tracking-messages

@raj_mandalapu It's weird that it's not showing for you in journeys. I want to make sure all the configurations are active. Of course, I understand that if it's not active, it won't be showing for you in campaigns. One more thing cross-verify the permissions, and if everything looks good, probably o...

@IrisCo2 You can't do this in the journey. Rather, consider using an audience composition to get the desired audience and export that as a CSV to an SFTP server. Another approach would be using a query service to pull the journey records and export them as a CSV file to an SFTP server.

@AbdellahCH As long as it meets the criteria given in the documentation, it should work as a streaming audience. Also, take a look at the guardrails carefully.