Yes looks like purchase is renamed as "Sales" Also a quick question, I see purchase event has participation "enabled" and other events has participation "disabled" . Which one is correct? 

Here is the screenshot from AEP assurance && events = purchase For other events, we are passing : &&events = prodView and &&events =scCheckout . Looks that data is coming into Adobe.  Does &&events = purchase fall into "Sales" Metric? 

Hi @Jennifer_Dungan , I am able to get the product information into Adobe analytics now but for some reason the purchase event, i cannot get it in Adobe. Let me know if the below format is correct? trackState ["signin.status": "signed in", "buyflow.name": "PPC", "app.hierarchy.level3": "ppc", "event...

This the classification rule builder we have for web (attached screenshot). Will this work for mobile app regarding the format we have ? On web we pass the key notification.type, notification.name,....My devs are asking as to if we remove the {,[,},] It will not match the web implementation as in we...

Okay to confirm if we send the value in single string value like contextVars[notification]:"notification.type1|notification.name1|notification.id1|notification.position1|notification.message1,notification.type2|notification.name2|notification.id2|notification.position2|notification.message2,notifica...

My Developers are sending notifications value in this format as a dictionary of arrays:"notifications": "[{\"notification.type\":\"enrolled subscriptions\",\"notification.position\":\"NA\",\"notification.message\":\"NA\",\"notification.name\":\"more|subscriptions|Start streaming Disney+ movies, TV s...

Okay got it, thanks for this. Now the thing i am worried about is 255 character limit. My main goal is to see what are the different kinds of notifications a user sees when he lands on a specific page. For example: When the user lands on a tab , there are 3 alerts that get triggered and we want to k...

so if the devs pass something like this,notification: [{notification.type}|{notification.name}|{notification.id}|{notification.message}|{notification.position}, {notification.type}|{notification.name}|{notification.id}|{notification.message}|{notification.position},{notification.type}|{notification....

Here are the attached screenshots: i am sharing 2 screenshots : 1 one from the console log(Data layer) and 1 from the (AA, how it looks )example is of a variable. : notification which is similar to offers. It is an array

Okay so i will give you the scenario:I want to capture the offers a customer is seeing. So lets say the customer is seeing 3 offers so i want o capture all the 3 offers in a array. meaning, we have offers.code and offers.type.For offer 1, offers.type="value", offers.code="value"for offer 2,offers.ty...