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Starting with Journey Orchestration
Configuring an event
Configuring a data source
Configuring an action
Using segments
Building a journey
Build expressions
- Overview
- Syntax
- Functions
  - Main Functions
  - Adobe Experience Platform
    - inSegment
  - Aggregation
    - avg
    - count
    - countOnlyNull
    - countWithNull
    - distinctCount
    - distinctCountWithNull
    - max
    - min
    - sum
  - Conversion
    - toBool
    - toDateOnly
    - toDateTime
    - toDateTimeOnly
    - toDecimal
    - toDuration
    - toInteger
    - toString
  - Date
  - List
    - distinct
    - distinctWithNull
    - filter
    - getListItem
    - in
    - intersect
    - limit
    - listSize
    - serializeList
    - sort
  - Math
    - random
    - round
  - String
    - concat
    - contain
    - containIgnoreCase
    - endWith
    - endWithIgnorecase
    - equalIgnoreCase
    - indexOf
    - isEmpty
    - isNotEmpty
    - lastIndexOf
    - length
    - lower
    - matchRegExp
    - notequalIgnoreCase
    - replace
    - replaceAll
    - split
    - startWith
    - startWithIgnoreCase
    - substr
    - trim
    - upper
    - uuid
Building your reports
Integrating with Intelligent Services
- About AI integration
- Leveraging Customer AI
Use cases
Working with APIs

End activity

The End activity allows you to mark the end of each path of the journey. It is not mandatory but recommended for visual clarity. Indeed, if the journey has several end activities, we recommend that you add a label to each end to make reports easier to read. See this page.

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