- Product documentation
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- Getting Started
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- Get started with messages
- Delivery best practices
- Key steps when creating a delivery
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- Sending messages on mobiles
- Sending push notifications
- Sending direct mail
- Using delivery templates
- Personalizing deliveries
- Using seed addresses
- Subscriptions and referrals
- Monitoring deliveries
- Tracking messages
- Deliverability management
- Content management module
- Orchestrating Campaigns
- Reporting
- Designing web content
- Integrating with Adobe Experience Cloud
- Automating with Workflows
- Introduction
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- Targeting activities
- Flow control activities
- Action activities
- About action activities
- Delivery
- Delivery control
- Continuous delivery
- Recurring delivery
- Cross-channel deliveries
- Local approval
- Data loading (RDBMS)
- Loading (SOAP)
- Data loading (file)
- Content Management
- Data extraction (file)
- SQL code and JavaScript code
- SQL Data Management
- Nlserver module
- Update aggregate
- Event activities
- Use cases
- Monitoring workflows
- Advanced management
- Technical workflows
- About technical workflows
- Deliveries
- Campaign
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- Distributed Marketing
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- Inbox rendering
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- Message Center (Control)
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- Mobile App Channel
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- Marketing Resources (MRM)
- Social Marketing
- Integrations with Adobe Experience Cloud solutions
- Privacy Data Protection Regulation
- Transfer to Mid-sourcing
- Mid-sourcing platform
- Managing Offers
- Transactional Messaging
- Integrating with Social media
- Installation and configuration guide
- Architecture principles
- Deployment guidelines
- Deployment types
- Campaign on Windows
- Campaign on Linux
- Initial configuration
- Additional configurations
- Accessing an external database
- Appendices
- Monitoring guide
- Introduction
- Production procedures
- Data processing
- Updating Adobe Campaign
- Database maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Performance and throughput issues
- Images missing
- Image display issues
- Temporary files
- Database performances
- Modules and frequent issues
- Log precision
- Tracking logs issues
- Workflow execution
- Failure to connect
- Connection thresholds
- Stack trace in Linux
- Encoding of the Oracle database
- Console update
- Lost password
- JSP behavior
- Developers guide
- Migration guide
About connectors
Adobe Campaign provides several connectors that allow you to communicate with external applications, connect to database engines, and integrate with Adobe Analytics to share data.
These connectors are:
- FDA Connector (Federated Data Access) enables you to connect Campaign to one or more external databases and process information stored into them without affecting your Campaign data. Learn more.
- CRM connectors enable to exchange data between Adobe Campaign and your CRM solution using dedicated workflow activities. Learn more.
- Analytics Data Connectors (was Adobe Genesis) enables you to share data between Adobe Campaign and Adobe Analytics. Learn more.
You can also integrate Campaign with multiple other systems, such as:
- Adobe Experience Cloud solutions: Adobe Experience Manager, Adobe Target, Adobe Audience Manager, Experience Cloud triggers, etc. Learn more
- Adobe IMS/SSO, to secure access to your Campaign instance, and connect to Adobe Campaign with the same Adobe ID as for the other Adobe Experience Cloud solutions. Learn more.
- LDAP directory, to unify access management. Learn more.
NOTE
The availability of these modules and their use can depend on the type of deployment of your installation. Refer to Campaign on-premise - hosted capabilities matrix.