Hi sumank2997425 ,Your query is more suited to Adobe Analytics forum
(link below). Coming to your question, for future hits, you can use
Processing Rules to set the correct value for your variable. Refer to
the documentation on Cleaning up Values in a Report. For past data, you
can create a sub-report using Classification variables to show correct
values in your report. To delete the values, however, you will have to
contact your Adobe Analytics consultant or reach out to the client care
team.Ho...
Hi tushart16 ,Currently, Audience Manager doesn't have an S2S
integration with Youtube. However, AAM can share segments to DBM (via
S2S integration) and Adwords (RLSA pixel-based). Please contact google
representative to see if you can use the segments from there to run ads
on Youtube.Hope this helps.Best,Harish
Hi Muthu,Please find responses below in bold.Best,Harish- When we upload
data into AAM, is there anyway to do the test first(i.e: upload test
data first) and then prod data. I believe, we can create 2 different
data sources(one for non-prod) and other one for Prod. If yes, how Data
sources works in AAM. Will it differentiate based on DPID to identify
the non-prod and prod data.Assuming that you're uploading offline data,
you can have different data sources for prod and non-prod, but keep in
mind...
Hi John,As you noticed, there are two ID syncs happening, Device ID sync
with 20915 and Customer ID sync, which a cross-device data source
created in your Audience Manager instance. In your scenario #3, if the
CRM id is available, the CRM id sync should also fire, which means, you
should see two ID sync calls being fired.Please review your
implementation - is your CRM id is either only being exposed when the
login happens; or do you not have the CRM id sync code implemented on
app launch. Hope t...
Hi Mandeep,You're right, classified variables won't show up in Audience
Manager at this point. May I suggest that you take a look at Derived
Signals as a workaround? More information can be found below.Derived
Signals Best,Harish
Hi Rama,AAM doesn't allow or need PII data. The hashed ids that you
onboard attributes against will be matched against hashed id captured
during id sync call on your website, and the profiles are linked. For
targeting platforms, some DSPs accept cookie ids/some accept hashed PII
data also, depends on the DSP. AAM doesn't decrypt hashed data.Hope this
helps.Thanks,Harish
Hi Vijay,Interesting question. Since you are using device profile only
to qualify for your segment, the segment population being high isn't
surprising. Suppose you're qualifying into a segment based on pageview
on your homepage. All your homepage visitors get qualified into it (all
have MID also, since visitor service would be active on your homepage).
Now your segment let's say has 10,000 qualifications. If you export this
segment, Adobe Campaign won't necessarily have contact
information/mappi...
Hi Jignesh,Sorry for the delayed response on this. You can export user
ids and traits/and or segments - you will have to reach out to your
audience manager consultant for that as it can only be done in the
backend. Secondly, it's possible that some "null", "undefined" or blank
values were passed as customer id. Please review your id sync code to
avoid such values.Thanks,Harish
Audience Manager is a robust data management platform that lets you
build customer segments from first, second and third-party data sources.
This helps advertisers in communicating the most relevant marketing
messages to different segments, increase their media efficiency and
improve customer experience. But to gain more insights about these
individual segments, there are limitations to what Audience Manager can
do within its instance. Enter Audience Analytics, a first of its kind,
productized i...
Hi Jignesh,To answer your first question - you can export the
cross-device data source used while creating the profile merge rule and
see the ids. It's possible that since wordpress uses universal
referencing methods, id sync code may be capturing admin login id as
well. Second, yes the authenticated activity trend chard would show the
number of users authenticating per day.Regards,Harish
Hi Glenn,You may want to try Adobe Audience Finder at the link below,
here you can filter out data providers based on Countries, Industries &
Mobile data. To verify if they have an ID sync in place though, you'll
have to check each one.https://www.adobe-audience-finder.com/
Best,Harish
Hi Surbhi,You can also create a cookie/device id based data source. Make
sure that you select the right id in the 'inbound' section if you are
choosing cookie as id type.Best,Harish
Hi Mandeep, It sounds like the rule is quite recent. You should see the
active user % go down with time as your active userbase has a chance to
go to your platform using their other devices. Let me know if you need
further help.Regards,Harish
Hi,In that case, you could place the AAM script at the location where
you have your other JS libraries and call it using script src tag.
Additionally, if could you elaborate the usecase for this script that
you're trying to add, we may be able to come up with more options.
Regards,Harish
Hi luizam67085634 ,You could use a tag manager, such as DTM, Google,
etc. to host the script and call it in your head section; or you can add
call the script using script source tag, again in your head
section.Using a tag manager is recommended as you don't have to edit
your site code every time you have to make changes/add/remove multiple
scripts.Regards,Harish
Hi Mandeep,You can create up to 3 different profile merge rules with
cross-device data sources. Please note that:Active People: The number of
people who have authenticated to your site for the last 60-days.
Cross-Device: The total number of Cross-Device IDs stored in the Data
Source of the selected Authenticated Profile for the lifetime that the
data source has existed.Below points may help you troubleshoot the newer
rule:When was the newer profile merge rule/cross-device data source
created? (I...
Hi Surbhi,In order to onboard segments from Krux, you will need to set
up a data source with id-type based on data being ingested (cookie,
cross-device or device id for android/ios). The data source id needs to
be shared back with the Krux client. Krux may refer to this Data Source
ID as "DPID_TARGET_DATA_OWNER" since that is how it is referenced in the
AAM onboarding documentation. Prior to ingestion of data, you will need
to create traits for segment ids provided by Krux, so that the data can
...
Hi Mandeep,Profile merge report data is updated daily. Please refer to
the profile merge documentation below for more information.Report
Metrics for Profile Merge Rules Regards,Harish
Hi Vijay,Data will be processed for the modified logic post the change,
while earlier data will be retained. Upon modifying a trait expression,
there may be users who no longer qualify for that trait, but they will
still exist in the trait population until TTL is expired/cookie is
deleted; while there will be new users who qualify based on the revised
expression, and will get added to the total trait population.
Best,Harish
Hi Glenn,You will be able to run payables report for the previous month.
The option to run MTD current charges report isn't available at this
stage.Regards,Harish
Hi Glenn,Among the three type of destinations, URL and cookie
destinations are real-time. S2S destinations can be set up to receive
data either in "near real-time" (2-min delay) or in batches, depending
on the destination. Adobe Target (integrated via P&A) or legacy method
can be considered real-time, along with other cookie or URL
destinations. To summarize, Profile merge rules will work with S2S
(real-time), URL & cookie destinations.Regards,Harish
