Correct, one needs to paste the script where the website is hosted.
There are multiple ways to install websdk https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-platform/edge/fundamentals/installing-the-sdk
the script screenshot I shared is from AEP data collection tag manager.
@mohitkhare123
The implementation of web SDK is the same for non-AEM websites as well.
Follow the tutorial https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/platform-learn/implement-web-sdk/overview
A company (like Amazon) operates multiple brands, each with a separate mobile app (Amazon Music, Prime Video, Amazon Shopping, etc.), but all business units share the same AJO sandbox
@riballor The document mentions that fragments are available only for email channel. as of now. However, the API indicates that they support other channels as well. I suggest raising an Adobe support ticket to clarify this discrepancy
Do you see a way to create cross-channel fragments from UI?
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer/using/content-management/fragments/create-fragments
@Michael_Soprano In the listed question, it states that some domains are receiving emails while others are not. This typically happens when the allowlist is enabled—only the domains included in the allowlist will receive emails.
Check out https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer/...
@Michael_Soprano
If an organization operates in different regions, multiple surfaces allow region-specific email domains for better localization and regulatory compliance.
Example: A global e-commerce company might use @brand-usa.com, @brand-eu.com, and @brand-apac.com for region-based marketing.
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@isahore
Unlike streaming/edge segmentation, batch segmentation is data-driven, meaning it waits for all ingested data to be available before execution rather than processing events in real time. Adobe prioritizes real-time customer engagement, allocating higher computing resources to streaming seg...