In addition to what @Sneha-Parmar mentioned with custom actions, if you have RTCDP destinations you can use the "Update Profile" action in your Journey to update profiles to include in a Facebook activation segment. Then in the Facebook destination you can grab an exported audience based on segment ...

Additional rules are being developed. For now, there is the ability to set suppression list rules at the Message preset leave. Also many customers today are using Segment rules and Policy rules to control/filter audiences. 

In-app should be coming soon! Direct Mail is in development. If you have direct mail use cases or customers looking for direct mail please send me a direct message. Would like to validate against your requirements. 

hey @maggod  can you help me to understand the usecase? Is this for a condition check, or you are trying to append data? Or just format/change a string? 

In addition to @Ryan_Morales  suggestion, you could look to set a rule within launch to perform to set a key value pair on the device, or go to a URL path. Attach or Modify data actions might work for this. That might be a way to trigger a feature flag. Do you have a conditional rule that you are lo...

Hey John - you will find most of the information you are looking for on our dedicated Mobile SDK doc site:  https://sdkdocs.com  Most of the tags are not deployed in Launch, but can be controlled via Launch. Typically a trackAction or trackState call is made within the app to denote a button press o...

So it seems like instead of "Attach Data" you want to use the "Modify Data" action. Ahead of the ACTION you would want to put a condition on the event. Or use the Mobile Core TrackAction event as your trigger. 

Directions for integrating ReactNative can be found here: https://github.com/adobe/react-native-acpcore#react-native-aep-core-extension For both iOS and Android we recommend initializing the SDK in the native project files. 

Hi @DivakarReddy  I suggest looking into the exchange partner program to request a sandbox account: https://www.adobe.com/partners.html The mobile team does not handle access to Adobe Analytics. 

Hi @Riri1 - The Cordova plugins for the SDK work with Hybrid apps. With each Hybrid app that you build, there is an underlying native app project. You can call the appropriate APIs from the HTML/JS layer so that you can essentially build once across Android and iOS