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- Start with Adobe Campaign
- Privacy
- Profile management
- Import and export data
- Filter data
- Create queries
- Permissions
- Data packages and enumerations
- Connectors
- Create and send messages
- Get started with messages
- Key steps when creating a delivery
- Send emails
- Send SMS
- Send LINE messages
- Send push notifications
- Send direct mail
- Use delivery templates
- Personalize deliveries
- Use seed addresses
- A/B testing
- Services and subscriptions
- Monitor deliveries
- Track messages
- Deliverability management
- Content management module
- Orchestrate marketing campaigns
- Marketing Resource Management
- Distributed marketing
- Response manager
- Design and share reports
- Design web content
- Create online surveys
- Integrate with Adobe Experience Cloud
- Automate with workflows
- Get started with workflows
- Execute a workflow
- 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
- Monitor workflows
- Advanced management
- Manage Offers
- Transactional Messaging
- Integrate with social media
- Installation and configuration guide
- Architecture principles
- Deployment types
- Security and privacy settings
- Install Campaign (on-premise)
- Deploy Campaign (on-premise)
- Configure Campaign
- Connect to Campaign
- Connect Campaign to external systems
- Configure external accounts
- Configure Federated Data Access
- Get started with Federated Data Access
- Best practices and limitations
- Configuration guidelines
- Configuration steps
- Configure Amazon Redshift
- Configure Azure Synapse
- Configure Google BigQuery
- Configure Hadoop
- Configure Microsoft SQL Server
- Configure Netezza
- Configure Oracle
- Configure PostgreSQL
- Configure SAP HANA
- Configure Snowflake
- Configure Sybase IQ
- Configure Teradata
- Configure Vertica Analytics
- Remote access rights
- Connect to the database
- Create the data schema
- Define data mapping
- Appendices
- Monitoring guide
- Developers guide
- Technotes
- Campaign Control Panel
Compatibility matrix
This document lists all systems and components supported for the latest build of Adobe Campaign Classic v7. Products and versions that are not part of this list are not compatible with Adobe Campaign.
If you are a Gold Standard user, refer to the Gold Standard Compatibility matrix.
Important notes
Unless mentioned otherwise, all minor releases are supported.
In its latest build, Adobe Campaign Classic is compatible with all the systems and tools listed in this page. As specific versions of these 3rd party systems and tools reach end-of-life (EOL) with their respective creators, Adobe Campaign will no longer be compatible with those versions, and they will be removed from our compatibility matrix in the subsequent product release. Please ensure you are on supported versions of any systems listed in the compatibility matrix to avoid any issues.
To learn more about deprecated items, visit this page.
This matrix is regularly updated with new supported items being added and deprecated items being removed.
Operating Systems
| CentOs |
7.x Important: If you are using RHEL, you must be willing to disable SELinux or to have your architects write custom SELinux rules to check that an enabled SELinux is not causing issues with Campaign operations. |
| Debian |
11 (starting Campaign v7.3) 10 |
| RHEL |
8.x 7.x Important: If you are using RHEL, you must be willing to disable SELinux or to have your architects write custom SELinux rules to check that an enabled SELinux is not causing issues with Campaign operations. |
| Windows Server |
2019 (starting Campaign v7.2) 2016 |
Web Servers
| Microsoft IIS |
10.0 on Windows Server 2016 and 2019 |
| Apache |
2.4 for RHEL7 - CentOS 7, Debian 8/9, Windows |
Tools
| Java Development Kit (JDK) |
11 9 8 Campaign supports the Java Development Kit (JDK) developed by Oracle, and OpenJDK. |
| Libre Office |
7 (and previous versions if embedded in your system) |
| SpamAssassin |
3.4.x |
Relation Database Management Systems (RDBMS)
| Oracle |
19c 18c 12c 11g R2 |
| PostgreSQL |
14.x (starting Campaign v7.3.2) 13.x 12.x 11.x Note: you can also use Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL with the versions specified above. |
| SQL Server |
2019 2017 2016 2014 2012 - SP1 and SP2 Important: Microsoft SQL Server is not supported as the primary database when the Campaign server is running on Linux. Learn more. |
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RDBMS driver must match with RDBMS server version.
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PostgreSQL is the RDBMS for Hosted environments.
CRM connectors
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems compatible with Adobe Campaign are listed below. Learn more about Campaign CRM connectors.
| Salesforce connector API |
API version 49 |
| Microsoft Dynamics connector |
Web API |
Federated Data Access (FDA)
External databases compatible with Adobe Campaign Federated Data Access module are listed below. Compatibility depends on your hosting model.
Managed Services (hosted), Hybrid and On-premise environments can connect Campaign with the following external database systems:
| Database system | Database version | Campaign version |
| Amazon Redshift |
| v7.0 19.1.4 minimum |
| Google BigQuery | 7.2 minimum | |
| PostgreSQL |
14.x 13.x 12.x 11.x |
v7.0 19.1.4 minimum |
| Snowflake | 7.2 minimum | |
| Vertica Analytics | v7.0 19.1.4 minimum |
In addition, Hybrid and On-premise environments can also connect Campaign with the following external database systems. These systems are not compatible with Campaign Managed Services (hosted) environments.
| Database system | Database version | Campaign version |
| Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics | v7.0 19.1.4 minimum | |
| MySQL |
8 5.7 |
v7.3 minimum v7.0 minimum |
| Netezza |
7.2 |
v7.0 minimum |
| Oracle |
19c 18c 12c 11g |
v7.0 minimum |
| SAP HANA |
version 1 SPS 12 |
v7.0 minimum |
| SQL Server |
2019 2017 2016 2014 2012 SP1 and SP2 |
v7.0 minimum |
| Sybase |
IQ 16 ASE 15.7 |
v7.0 minimum |
| Teradata |
17.x 16.x (last version) |
v7.0 minimum |
| Hadoop via HiveSQL |
HortonWorks HDP 2.4.X, 2.5.x, 2.6.x HDInsight 3.4 (HDP 2.4), 3.5 (HDP 2.5), 3.6 (HDP 2.6) Cloudera CDH6.x |
v7.0 minimum |
Client Console
The following operating systems and browser are required to use Campaign Client Console.
Operating systems
| System | OS version | Campaign version |
| Microsoft Windows |
11 10 |
v7.3 minimum |
| Microsoft Windows Server |
2019 2016 |
v7.2.1 minimum |
Microsoft WebView2 runtime
Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime latest version is mandatory for Campaign client console.
Download Microsoft Edge WebView2 from Microsoft Developer site.
Mobile SDK
You can use Campaign to send push notifications on the operating systems listed below, using the associated mobile SDK.
You can also use the Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDK by configuring the Adobe Campaign extension in the Data Collection UI.
| Google Android |
12 (starting Campaign v7.3), 9.0, 8.x, 7.x with mobile SDK build 1.1.1 |
| Apple iOS |
iOS 9 - 15 with mobile SDK build 1.0.26, compatible with 32 and 64-bit versions. iOS 15 is supported starting Campaign v7.3 |
Browsers
The following browsers, in their latest version, are compatible with Campaign for Web Access.
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Mozilla Firefox
- Safari
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