Sounds good! I hope that can help you keep it organized. Let me know if you have any other thoughts you would like a perspective on!Tyler

There's a native integration between AEP and Target via AAM that allows you easily sync your audiences between the two systems. Are these profiles you're uploading known profiles in AEP already, or a true external list? 

Do you get a clean programatic feed of those unsubcriptions? If so, you could scope out automation of the deletes utilizing the Data Hygine API. Right now, it's use for individual record deletes is locked behind a beta, but you could either scope out trying to get into it via support from product, O...

Option 2 Spinoff: Can you instead just ingest separate records for each example of the subscriber ID and just have a 1:N Relationship that gets stored in UPS. This would allow you to additionally more cleanly have a use for Subscriber ID as a Secondary, Non-Primary key, similar to how ECID works in ...

Hey Mike! Instead of doing it this way, can you do a local file upload on your profile Schema? This way it should get ingested into your Profile spec and you should be able to utilize it as any other audienc/profile.You can do this by going to Sources in AEP, Local File Upload and then go through th...

Nice reference @PratheepArunRaj!I have tooled the the logic that was referenced to this use caseThis would return any records that have an endDate of 5 days prior. I think that this should accomplish what @Michael_Soprano is trying to do! "expression": {"type": "PQL","format": "pql/text","value": "s...

This is similiar to the integration we did 

Can you deserialize the event within the schema itself? Use the OOO function for eventType and set it to something akin to WebInteraction, and then have a custom Object indicated somewhere else on the schema in which you can call all of the other events or details that you're looking for. This would...

Yes exactly!! You can make write additional logic to break out the array, or count the items in the array, so on and so forth in the dimensions & filters within CJA. Once you've got it loaded into AEP, the options are endless!

I had the same initial thought, but the bigger concern is the fact that it's in string format.