Actually, @Rob_St,As it has been pointed out by my colleague, for
onboarded data you need to specify the Data Source ID in the file name.
It would therefore be possible to filter the signals present in these
onboarded files, for a specific Data Source.This feature is already on
the roadmap as part of another major release this year. Will keep you
posted.Cheers,Costi
Hi rosyidd44460503getDpuuid() will return the data partner unique user
identifier. This is not the Audience Manager UUID. It represents the
customer id.The Audience Manager UUID is exposed as part of the
getAllIdentifiers call (added in SDK 4.15 – docs).For more information
on the various identifiers we reference in AAM, please see: Index of IDs
in Audience Manager Cheers,Constantin
Hey Rob_St , I don't believe there is a direct relationship between
signals and data sources.Signals represent the raw data: key value pairs
which are free formed (e.g. gender=male). The same signal can be used in
any trait rule, belonging to any data source.Therefore:Signals - free
formed, don't belong to a specific data source.Traits - have well
established trait rules (based on signals) and belong to a data
source.Segments - have well established segment rules (based on traits)
and belong to ...
Hey timw30830574 !Device metadata is already available in Audience
Manager: Device Targeting With Platform-level Keys You can use automatic
device signals such as d_device_model == "iphone" when defining a trait
rule.Cheers,Constantin
Hi edwardb89593165,That is correct. Today you can do a sequential
segmentation using Adobe Analytics and export that segment to Adobe
Audience Manager.There is also a plan to support this natively in Adobe
Audience Manager, though I personally don't have an ETA for it.There is
also a minimal way of achieving something remotely to what you are
describing and that is by using a recency frequency rule in AAM.You can
create a segment to group this audience: "All the users that have been
located in ...
No need to pick a trait from the actual segment. You can pick any
conversion trait that you have defined.Cheers,ConstantinComputer
Scientist | Audience Manager | Adobe
Hey kctdot17,Yes. The trait needs to be marked as conversion in the
Event Type, but other than that you have full liberty to decide what a
conversion means for you. The "application complete" sounds interesting
- what do you have in mind there more precisely?Also, if you want to
test 2 DSPs (or 2 creatives), it's recommended that you test them
against a base line (a subset of the population that don't see any of
the ads). In this way, you can get better insights onto how well your
campaign is wo...
Hey kctdot17,Have a look at the Audience Lab feature in Adobe Audience
Manager: Audience Lab It allows you to split the population in a base
segment into multiple sub-segments, which you can then activate as you
see fit. For instance, if you split 50% - 50% you will have two sub
segments which you can send to one or more DSPs.It is mainly used to
test two DSPs and see which one give you more conversions, but I'm
thinking it can also solve your use case where you want to test 2
creatives inside ...
Hey malihak75705946, Let me first re-iterate to see if I got this
right.We have an AAM customer (Client A) which ingests data in AAM using
a hashed email address (as Varun mentioned, onboarding using real email
addresses is not permitted since it is considered PII). The hashed email
address is what we can a customer id.Once the data is in AAM, we want to
export the data to a partner (eg. Rokt platform). The data consists of
the hashed email address + the list of qualified segments. This
informa...
Hey stenebro,There is a easy way to validate the regular expressions
and also the trait rule itself, without having to wait. In the Audience
Manager UI, in the Trait Builder tab, you will see a "Test Event"
section.You can enter a URL there, containing the desired signals
(key/value pairs) and click "Test" to see if the trait matches. The
"Test Event URL" would something like this for your sample:See
screenshots below and let me know if it works.Cheers,ConstantinComputer
Scientist | Adobe Audie...
Thanks for the sample code stenebro. I've investigated and the issue
seems to be triggered by the trait rule itself. As you can see in the
screenshot below, there is a trailing space in the regular expression.
This means the regex processor expects the input value to end with a
space (which might not happen in your case). You can go on the Audience
Manager UI, go on the trait, edit its trait rule and remove the trailing
space. Save the changes and give it a try.Let me know if it
works.Cheers,Co...
Hi stenebro,Could you please share some sample values that you are
sending for this key (c_products), which should match the regex you
presented?Cheers,ConstantinComputer Scientist | Adobe Audience Manager |
Adobe
Hey folks,I'm Constantin and have been working on Audience Manager as a
developer for the past 3 years. Been previously working on Adobe
Primetime.Currently working on the backend infrastructure for AAM, so
let me know if you have questions in this area.Cheers
