Is the above scenario on one device or multiple? If just one device, then I think you can create two activities with the same mbox (location) name with differing priority. The lower priority (1) could handle the initial request and you could have it immediately convert (success event). On the goals tab, you can set up an activity to prevent re-entry upon conversion which could allow them to qualify for the other activity on the next visit. Another idea could be to have Target return a token back...

This document might help https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/target/using/recommendations/criteria/use-adobe-analytics-with-recommendations.html?lang=en Seems like you need to set up the products variable into Adobe Analytics.

Are you able to share a bit more information? It sounds like you are wanting to switch from A4T to using Target as the reporting source. Are you using VEC to create the activity? If so, VEC has a tool to pick a particular html element to act as your conversion event. If you are using the form builder, then you need to write some client side javascript to fire off a getOffer request with a specific name to match to the "viewed an mbox" or add "-clicked" to the getOffer request to match to the "cl...

Will you be updating to a newer version of Adobe Target as well? Or just turning on the feature? As far as I know, you can put Target in a hybrid mode where it will require that the new json file (all your activities) be present prior to relying on said json file. In the loading time, it will still make normal api calls. I have it turned on and haven't seen a negative impact to site performance but that would probably depend on your place of Adobe Target, hopefully in the head of the app, etc. H...