Well, yes and no...   If your app has Universal Links enabled, then anyone opening those web links on their phone (who have the mobile app installed) will be taken to the mobile app... and you wouldn't want to lose that attribution.   If your app is only opened via Deep Links, it really depends on h...

In our setup, we are using UTMs instead of CID, but I would expect that in both cases you need to do a little manual intervention...   In order to maintain your Marketing Channel rules, reading your CID data, you will need to ensure that the CID is still a part of the URL that is being sent to Adobe...

Yay!   Also interesting that the preset ranges actually have spaces in them... so much for consistency....   I know the APIs can be case sensitive, so try using "LAST 7 DAYS" instead of "Last 7 days"

You should be able to see the schema as it is sent to Adobe using the Experience Platform Debugger:   This is what I see on this post in Experience League:   There should be no permission preventing you from seeing the data that is sent to Adobe from your webpage.

Without seeing everything you have configured...   However, based on how other APIs are set up, I would expect something more like  "dateRange": "2024-10-23T00:00:00.000/2024-10-30T00:00:00.000", "dateRangeId": "last7Days"   dateRange should actually be two specific, well-formed dates.... the dateRa...

So in Workspace, when you look at Products, are you seeing "IP16PM256GLD:iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GB Desert Titanium"?   If so that is just the Product Identifier (i.e. the second part of the products notation)   If that is the case, it looks like your implementation combined the "ID" and the "Name/Desc...

Well if you have an action like "Add to Cart", if your segment is based on the action of adding it to the cart *Hit scope), then it should already be the individual hits.   So a HIT segment:   HIT     addToCart exists     AND     Page Type equals search result     If you use this segment in your cal...

The documentation is actually correct... it's just that they left out the optional category.. hence starting with ; instead of text.    In your example, you are passing a category, so that needs to be the first value... but category is optional... in fact, everything except the Product Identifier is...

So to add onto this conversation... We are still using ACP SDK.   There is no processing rules for products, this is why your products need to be sent directly, but they absolutely need to be the correct format in order for Adobe to parse the information correctly... or the entire thing will be thro...

Yes, retail tends to be more consistent. You have your standard traffic, your peaks for various sales through the year... and maybe some unexpected highs when a new "hot" product is released.