Hi there, You can create a segment using geotargeting platform keys in AAM: https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/audience-manager/user-guide/features/traits/trait-geotarget-keys.html Then send this segment to the ad platform/ destination and ask them to use this segment in Exclusion or Suppression...

Hi there, This is a limitation in AAM and is a good candidate for a feature request.Adding some more context in below:Date/Time data in Audience Manager:Regarding the dates to be passed as “key”=”value” pairs in Audience Manager, there is no date/time data type in AAM.The trait rules rely on Compari...

Hi there, Yes, 3rd party traits can be combined with your rule based traits.If those are combined with an AND condition, then those users will be targeted who are also present in Liveramp's data feed as well as qualify on your website for that rule based trait. Thanks,Varun Kalra

Hi there, IDFA and GAIDs are to be uploaded as it is in the file. Make sure you use the global data source IDs in the file name as master data source and your custom data source (device advertising type) as target data source. Thanks,Varun Kalra

Hi there, This needs to be raised as a feature request.Could you raise a ticket with client care and so this requirement can be passed to AAM product team. As a work around for the time being, you can get custom export created for few segments from client care, and run your own analysis in excel fro...

Hi there, That's correct, this signal in AAM will only have 3 values: download, custom or exit.What are you exactly looking for? Try searching in the signals search dashboard in AAM. Thanks,Varun

Hi Vijay, The answer is no, deleting a trait will not remove users from the system. Those users will still be there in XYZ.  Cheers,Varun Kalra

Hi there,Yes, you can combine any trait type within segments. All offline traits being used should belong to same data source. Also, select the profile merge rule in segment, that should have the same data source offline trait is linked to.Cheers,Varun Kalra

Hi there,Yes, as long as you are using "contains" this trait will catch domain and sub domain both, as that's a substring match. Whereas, "==" is used for exact match.Cheers,Varun Kalra

Hi Vijay,The trait type is a meta data field, which is optional. But, they are required in many use cases for example:Audience Lab, and Audience Optimization Reports.While collecting media data traits, you must always assign these types. As there are reports in AOR, for example: reported conversion ...