Yes, it would be amazing if they could enrich the raw data with profile information, so you can use it in SSF. Let's see what support says, please keep us posted

Hi Julien, as far as I remember, Adobe once told me that it might come at some point, but currently, the event data sent via the Web SDK to the Edge Network takes a sharp left to end up on the Launch SSF instance, before it actually hits the CDP's Profile processing. In other words: Launch currently...

Hi @jlatin  are you using WebSDK or AppMeasurement? AFAIK it doesn't work with WebSDK yet.

HI @MichaelJo13  this cheat sheet by Jim Gordon should answer your question https://jimalytics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Adobe-Launch-Cheat-Sheet.pdf   When you are appending click events to a link or button, you will automatically get the reference to the clicked element as this.  Through this...

Yeah will do. This discussion has been going on for years now as it seems.   Btw @Ankit_Chaudhary I actually got it implemented using Launch SSF and the HTTP API. It's more of a hack, and requires a SSF license, but it actually works (tapping my own shoulders). So, I am basically sending Profile pay...

Hi @Ankit_Chaudhary  that's the thing, I don't want to set up something on a server, I would like to use the Web SDK. It's a basic feature that is missing somehow.

Hi @trojan_horse  given that this question is a couple of days old, has anything changed so far? I would not imagine a delay like this to be normal. So, maybe it is a configuration issue?

Hi all,   I have a POC which should set or update Profile information based upon a web form which information is supposed to be sent through Web SDK / sendEvent. The Profile schema contains a section for person information such as first name and last name (standard Adobe XDM schemas used).   The da...

Hi @SSampsa  the kndctr ("konductor") cookies are placed by the Adobe Experience Edge Network and contain amon others information about the user consent status e.g., "general=in", but not really anything that would be useful in your case I think.   If you have not done that in the past, maybe there ...

OneTrust has built-in dashboards that show you consent rates per category (shown/accepted/rejected), so I would rather look at those