@MANDM123 You won't be able to do that using a query. If you're looking to get all the workflows, deliveries, etc, that are currently running you can do that using query activity. But if you want to know more about backend processes that are running you may open a ticket with adobe support.

@SarojMo There's no change dimension in ACS. But the tracking log has its Date field (logDate) which can be helpful. If not could you provide more context on what you're trying to achieve?

You can't do anything on this. Not sure whether adobe can turn off this warning due to the way product licensing is tied to HIPAA. But you can reach out to Adobe support and ask about this.

@SachinTe If the instance is Healthcare Shield or Privacy and Security Shield enabled then you won't be able to use the enriched attributes from audience composition. Refer to this documentation: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer/using/audiences-profiles-identities/audienc...

@srinivasadevar1 You need to have all the decisionscope/placement id's to loop through as part of the offer delivery API and use the response offer metadata to render it. There's no way by just passing the profile to get all the offers associated with that.

@MYSTERIOUSMAN  I believe AJO does not provide a means to create superscript or subscript text using the Email Designer's built-in tools. The only text styling options that are available appear in the pop-up menu or right sidebar when text is selected, and that includes only Bold, Italic, Underline,...

@dwade4ever_001 Take a look at the AJO recent release on reporting with customer journey analytics

@HardikJa You can schedule a query and setup alerts if the query is a success or not. But I don't think you will be able to setup an alert for data threshold from the output dataset as you mentioned.

@pulkitvashisth I missed the link in the previous post. Here you go the documentation link.

@SanjayNa I tested below code snippets in the email template and it works fine. <% if (context.profile.lastName == 'Ross' || context.profile.firstName == 'Bob') { %>Bob<% } else if (context.profile.lastName == 'Smith' && context.profile.firstName == 'John') { %>John<% } else if (context.profile.last...