- Campaign Standard documentation
- Latest Updates
- Release Notes
- Getting started
- Profiles and audiences
- Communication channels
- Get started with communication channels
- About communication channels
- Delivery best practices
- Email messages
- SMS messages
- Push notifications
- In-App messaging
- Direct mail
- Transactional messaging
- Landing pages
- Designing email content
- Testing and Sending
- Reporting
- Integrating with other solutions
- Get started with Campaign integrations
- Campaign and Experience Manager
- Campaign and Target
- Campaign and Analytics
- Campaign and Audience Manager or People core service
- Campaign and Analytics for Mobile
- Campaign and Triggers
- Campaign and Microsoft Dynamics 365
- Campaign and Adobe Experience Platform
- Managing processes and data
- Get started with data and processes management
- Workflow general operation
- Executing a workflow
- Calling a workflow with external parameters
- Targeting activities
- Execution activities
- Channel activities
- Data management activities
- Filtering data
- Importing and exporting data
- Use cases
- About workflow use cases
- Deliveries
- Creating deliveries with a complement
- Creating deliveries on profiles’ creation date
- Creating a weekly delivery
- Creating a cross-channel delivery
- Identifying duplicates before a delivery
- Birthday delivery
- Coupling email and direct mail deliveries
- Sending an email with enriched fields
- Personalizing an email with additional data
- Sending a recurring push notification
- Segmentation and targeting
- Data management
- Reconcile a File audience with the database
- Deduplicating the data from an imported file
- Enriching profile data with data contained in a file
- External signal activity and data import
- Updating the database with external data
- Updating data based on an automatic file download
- Data reconciliation using relations
- Data update using reconciliation
- Exporting profiles in an external file
- Updating multiple subscription statuses from a file
- Subscribing profiles from a file to a specific service
- Developing
- Administrating
- Get started with Campaign Standard administration
- Monitoring guidelines
- Audit Trail
- Configuration guidelines
- Users and security
- Configuring channels
- Configuring mobile channels
- Implementing Push tracking
- Adding images and videos iOS
- Understanding push notifications payload structure
- Implementing local notification tracking
- Tags in Adobe Experience Platform synchronization FAQ
- Experience Platform SDK integration FAQ
- Configuring tag rules to support Adobe Campaign Standard use cases
- Mobile use cases supported in Adobe Campaign Standard
- How to migrate your mobile application from SDK v4 to Adobe Experience Platform SDK
- Configuring SMS channel
- Application settings
- Working with APIs
- Get started with Campaign Standard APIs
- About Campaign Standard APIs
- Global concepts
- Interacting with custom resources
- Managing profiles
- Managing services and subscriptions
- Interacting with marketing history
- Privacy management
- Managing transactional messages
- Managing workflows
- Managing organizational units
- Managing geographical units
- Troubleshooting
- Campaign Control Panel
Get started with Campaign Standard administration
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As a cloud-based solution, Adobe Campaign offers administrators different ways to configure the application. Though the infrastructure configuration is performed by Adobe, functional administrators can perform various configuration operations detailed below.
If you have questions or requests about implementation and configuration matters, contact your Adobe account executive.
Note that Admin users can also leverage Campaign Control Panel to manage settings and track usages for each of your instances. For more on this, refer to the dedicated documentation.
Administration menu
The different Adobe Campaign admin operations are carried out via the Administration menu accessible when clicking the Adobe Campaign logo in the top-left-hand corner. This part of the interface can only be accessed by functional administrators of the platform.
The different menus available are:
- Users & Security: This menu allows you to manage access to the platform (users, roles, security groups, units).
- Channels: This menu regroups the technical parameters linked to the different platform channels (Email, mobile) as well as typology and quarantine management.
- Application settings: This menu allows you to configure different application elements (external accounts, options, technical workflows).
- Development: This menu allows you to manage your custom resources and access diagnostic tools.
- Instance settings: This menu is where you define your different brands and configure their settings (logo, manage tracking, URL domain to access the landing pages, etc.).
- Deployment: This menu regroups the package import and export options.
- Customer metrics: Adobe Campaign provides a report that displays the number of active profiles. This report is only informative, it doesn’t have a direct impact on billing.
- Privacy Tools: This menu allows you to create GDPR access and delete requests and track their evolution.
Users and security
Invite users to access the application and manage security groups, which are sets of users sharing the same roles and rights within your organization. By default, Adobe Campaign offers a set of roles which allows you to define unitary authorizations assigned to users and user groups. Combined with organizational units, roles give users a filtered view of the interface and define their access to the different features.
Campaign standard also allows you to monitor security-related information. You can retrieve information regarding data exports performed by users through the Export audits screen, and leverage the Licenses screen to monitor all the installed Campaign licenses within your organization, as well as different information such as the build number, release version and terms of agreement.
Read more:
- Users management
- Organizational units
- List of roles
- Managing groups and users
- Auditing export logs
- Licenses
Channels configuration
All communication channels in Adobe Campaign must be correctly configured to be able to effectively send messages.,The Channel menu allows you to manage the technical parameters linked to the different channels.
Configure various email parameters: processing rules for bounce, quarantines, email properties and routing parameters, typoly rules. Define routing configurations and properties for the SMS channel, as well as SMS encoding and formats.
Set up mobile applications in order to be able to send In-App messages and push notifications using Adobe Experience Platform SDKs.
Read more:
- About channel configuration
- Configuring email channel
- Configuring SMS channel
- Configuring a mobile application
Application settings
Campaign Standard comes with different application elements that can be configured to match your needs.
Set up external accounts, which are used to connect Adobe Campaign to external servers. Access Campaign Standard target mappings, and monitor your platform using technical workflows.
Define one or several brands for your organization, and configure the sending of real-time notifications within the application in case of important system activities.
Read more:
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