ACS does not provide its users with opt-in rate for any channel, nor with overlapped opt-in rate to see what % of users are opted-in to which channels. In order to get opt-in rate, you must run custom workflows and figure it out yourself. This is perhaps the #1 data point needed to understand your email / push / etc list, and I think ACS should calculate it for us out of the box.

There is no dashboard where I can permanently save KPIs that are important to me, have the data always accessible to me, have visualization charts to show me trends in that data, and be able to change the time period when I look at it. For example, key data that I suspect all users of ACS may want to know:1. Opt-In rate by channel (email, push, SMS, etc.)2. # of opted-in users by channel3. Email send volume over time4. Delivery Rate5. Open Rate6. Click Rate7. Click-to-Open Rate8. Unsub Rate9. Li...

Every ESP I have worked with has some mechanism for tracking how an email click converts on a client website into a sale, such as placing the ESP's pixel on an order confirmation webpage. For example, all retailers need to know how email campaigns drive conversion rate, orders, linked sales, average order value and revenue per email. Unfortunately, ACS does not have this pixel and has no means to include whether or not an email drove a sale in its dynamic reports. One must log into Adobe Analyti...

When viewing the "hot click" report for a campaign, you can see the creative with the % of clicks overlaid. I would like to be able to export this "hot click map" (aka heat map" into a JPEG or PDF so I can share it with others, paste into a PPT, etc. The only way I can do so now is if I print my screen, but that often cuts off most of the heat map image in the current ACS view. This makes heat maps not very helpful, despite all email marketers wanting to see and leverage them.

In order to send a rich push, such as including a JPEG or video file in a push, you need to host the asset internally and place the image path URL into the ACS push campaign. This creates extra steps and requires the user to have a CMS of some sort to host the images you want. ACS should allow users to upload images and video assets into ACS to host for rich push.

I work for a streaming video service and we very much want to be able to deploy web push notifications should users opt-in when visiting our website, so that we have a path towards messaging desktop users to drive visits to our site and/or steer on-site visitors to specific content. It's frustrating that Adobe only offers push and in-app, as the competitive vendor set all offer web push. Can we get this on the roadmap?Vote please