- Tutorial Overview
- Architecture Overview
- Video Overview
- Measuring completion
- 0 - Getting started
- 1 - Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection and the Web SDK extension
- Overview
- 1.1 Understanding Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection
- 1.2 Edge Network, Datastreams and Server Side Data Collection
- 1.3 Introduction to Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection
- 1.4 Client-side Web Data Collection
- 1.5 Implement Adobe Analytics and Adobe Audience Manager
- 1.6 Implement Adobe Target
- 1.7 XDM Schema requirements in Adobe Experience Platform
- Summary and benefits
- 2 - Data Ingestion
- 3 - Real-time Customer Profile
- 4 - Voice Assistant - Amazon Alexa
- 5 - ETL Tools
- Overview
- 5.1 Create and configure your Informatica account
- 5.2 Setup an AWS S3 bucket
- 5.3 Connect Informatica to your AWS S3 bucket
- 5.4 Ingest Offline Order Events into Adobe Experience Platform
- 5.5 Ingest 2nd and 3rd party data into Adobe Experience Platform
- Optional: Install OpenSSL on Windows
- Summary and benefits
- 6 - Adobe Journey Optimizer: Orchestration
- 7 - Query Service
- 8 - Data Science Workspace - Popularity Based Recommendations
- 9 - Data Ingestion using Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics
- Overview
- 9.0 Create a Google Account
- 9.1 Create a Google Tag Manager Property
- 9.2 Setup Google Analytics & link it to GTM
- 9.3 Configure GTM Variables
- 9.4 Retrieve Data Sets in Platform
- 9.5 Configure GTM Tags & Triggers
- 9.6 Publish your GTM Property
- 9.7 Implement GTM Tag on Platform Demo website
- 9.8 Verify Data Ingestion from website into Platform
- Summary and benefits
- 10 - Intelligent Services
- 11 - Real-time CDP - Build a segment and take action!
- Overview
- 11.1 Build a segment and enable Streaming Segmentation
- 11.2 Review how to configure DV360 Destination using Destinations
- 11.3 Take Action: send your segment to DV360
- 11.4 Take Action: send your segment to Google AdWords RLSA using Adobe Audience Manager
- 11.5 Take Action: send your segment to an S3-destination
- 11.6 Take Action: send your segment to Adobe Target
- Summary and benefits
- 12 - Adobe Journey Optimizer: External data sources and custom actions
- 13 - Customer Journey Analytics - Build a dashboard using Analysis Workspace on top of Adobe Experience Platform
- 14 - Offer Decisioning
- Overview
- 14.1 Offer Decisioning 101
- 14.2 Configure your Offers and Decision
- 14.3 Prepare your Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection Client property and Web SDK setup for Offer Decisioning
- 14.4 Test your Decision using the demo website
- 14.5 Test your Decision using the API
- 14.6 Test your Decision using Journey Orchestration
- Summary and benefits
- 15 - Data Science Workspace - Car Insurance Sales Propensity
- 16 - Ingest and Analyze Google Analytics data in Adobe Experience Platform with the BigQuery Source Connector
- Overview
- 16.1 Create your Google Cloud Platform Account
- 16.2 Create your first query in BigQuery
- 16.3 Connect GCP & BigQuery to Adobe Experience Platform
- 16.4 Load data from BigQuery into Adobe Experience Platform
- 16.5 Analyze Google Analytics Data using Customer Journey Analytics
- Summary and benefits
- 17 - Adobe Experience Platform and Microsoft Dynamics 365
- Overview
- 17.1 Create your Microsoft Dynamics 365 account
- 17.2 Connect Microsoft Dynamics 365 to Adobe Experience Platform via a Source Connector
- 17.3 Create a Contact in Microsoft Dynamics 365 using Adobe Journey Optimizer & Import data from Microsoft Dynamics
- 17.4 Update a contact in Microsoft Dynamics 365 and automatically trigger a journey
- Summary and benefits
- 18 - Segment Activation to Microsoft Azure Event Hub
- Overview
- 18.0 Configure your environment
- 18.1 Configure your Microsoft Azure EventHub environment
- 18.2 Configure your Azure Event Hub Destination in Adobe Experience Platform
- 18.3 Create Streaming Segments
- 18.4 Activate Segment
- 18.5 Create your Microsoft Azure Project
- 18.6 End-to-end scenario
- Summary and benefits
- 19 - Adobe Experience Platform and ServiceNow: connecting service to marketing and sales
- Overview
- 19.1 Setup your ServiceNow developer instance
- 19.2 Install and configure the integration between ServiceNow and Adobe Experience Platform through Adobe I/O
- 19.3 Setup your ServiceNow environment
- 19.4 Setup your ServiceNow UI
- 19.5 Setup your ServiceNow Flow
- 19.6 Prepare End-to-end Demo
- 19.7 End-to-end Demo
- Summary and benefits
- 20 - AI-Driven Chat Apps and Live Chat powered by Stackchat
- Overview
- 20.1 Onboard to Stackchat
- 20.2 Build your Luma Bot
- 20.3 Build your Luma Bot - Cloud Functions
- 20.4 Use Journey Orchestration to trigger an email follow up after interacting with your chatbot
- 20.5 Configure the integration between Stackchat and Adobe Experience Platform
- 20.6 Test your chatbot on the demo website
- 20.7 Connect your chatbot to Facebook Messenger
- 20.8 Test the WeChat Integration
- Summary and benefits
- 21 - Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection & Real-time Event Forwarding with Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection
- Overview
- 21.1 Create an Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection Event Forwarding property
- 21.2 Update your Datastream to make data available to your Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection Server property
- 21.3 Create and configure a custom webhook
- 21.4 Create and configure a Google Cloud Function
- 21.5 Create and configure a Microsoft Azure Function
- 21.6 Test and troubleshoot your data collection
- Summary and benefits
- 22 - Build your own real-time dashboard using Adobe I/O - Project Firefly and Adobe Experience Platform
- 23 - Adobe Journey Optimizer
- Overview
- 23.1 Introduction to Adobe Journey Optimizer: build an email message
- 23.2 Configure a trigger-based journey - Account Creation
- 23.3 Configure a trigger-based journey - Order Confirmation
- 23.4 Configure a batch-based newsletter journey
- 23.5 Apply personalization in an email message
- 23.6 Setup and use push notifications for iOS
- 23.7 Create a business event journey
- Summary and benefits
- 24 - Stream data from Apache Kafka into Adobe Experience Platform
0.2 Create your Datastream
Go to https://experience.adobe.com/#/data-collection/. After the previous exercise, you now have two Data Collection properties: one for web and one for mobile.
These properties are almost ready to be used, but before you can start collecting data using these properties you need to set up a datastream. You’ll get more information around the concept of what a datastream is and what it means in Exercise 1.2.
For now, please follow these steps.
0.2 Create your Datastream for Web
Click Datastreams.
Click New Datastream.
For the Friendly Name, and for the optional description, enter ldap - Demo System Datastream and replace ldap with your ldap.
Click the Save button
You’ll then see this:
Toggle on Adobe Experience Platform which will expose additional fields. You’ll then see this:
For Sandbox, select your sandbox name.
You can find your IMS Org ID, Org Name and your Adobe Experience Platform sandbox name on your company’s github repository that was set up by your Adobe contact. If you don’t know which sandbox to use, verify if you can see a sandbox named AEP Enablement FY21. If you can see that sandbox, please select it.
For Event Dataset, select Demo System - Event Dataset for Website (Global v1.1) and for Profile Dataset, select Demo System - Profile Dataset for Website (Global v1.1).
That’s it for now. In Module 1 you’ll learn more about Web SDK and how to configure all of its capabilities.
You now have this. Click Save.
You’ll then see that your datastream consists of 3 environments.
In the left menu, clik Tags.
Filter the search results to see your two Data Collection properties.
Open the property for Web by clicking it. You’ll then see this. Click Extensions.
On the AEP Web SDK extension, click Configure.
You’ll then see this. For the Edge Configurations, you’ll currently see a dummy value set to 1. You now need to click the Choose from list radio-button. In the dropdown list, select the Datastream you created earlier.
If you can’t see your Datastream in the dropdown list, it’s probably because the dropdown is only showing the first 100 results. If you want to select your Datastream out of this list, you need to rename your Datastream to start with a 0 or an a. Alternatively, you can simply paste the Environment ID manually.
Make sure to have selected your Datastream.
Scroll down until you see Data Collection.
Uncheck the checkbox for Enable click data collection.
Click Save to save your changes.
Go to Publishing Flow.
Click the … for the Content Library, then click Edit.
Click Add All Changed Resources.
Finally, click Save & Build for Development.
Your changes are now being published and will be ready in a couple of minutes.
0.2 Create your Datastream for Mobile
Go to https://experience.adobe.com/#/data-collection/.
Open the dropdown menu and click Datastream.
Click New Datastream.
For the Friendly Name, and for the optional description, enter ldap - Demo System Datastream (Mobile) and replace ldap with your ldap.
Click Save.
You’ll then see this:
Toggle on Adobe Experience Platform which will expose additional fields. You’ll then see this:
For Sandbox, select your sandbox name.
You can find your IMS Org ID, Org Name and your Adobe Experience Platform sandbox name on your company’s github repository that was set up by your Adobe contact. If you don’t know which sandbox to use, verify if you can see a sandbox named AEP Enablement FY21. If you can see that sandbox, please select it.
For Event Dataset, select Demo System - Event Dataset for Mobile App (Global v1.1) and for Profile Dataset, select Demo System - Profile Dataset for Mobile App (Global v1.1). Click Save.
You’ll then see that your Datastream consists of 3 environments.
Your Datastream is now ready to be used in your Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection Client property for Mobile.
Go to Tags and filter the search results to see your two Data Collection properties.
Open the property for Mobile by clicking it. You’ll then see this. Click Extensions.
On the Adobe Experience Platform Edge Network extension, click Configure.
You’ll then see this. For the Edge Configurations, you’ll currently see a dummy value set to 1. You now need to click the Choose from list radio-button. In the dropdown list, select the Datastream you created earlier.
If you can’t see your Datastream in the dropdown list, it’s probably because the dropdown is only showing the first 100 results. If you want to select your Datastream out of this list, you need to rename your Datastream to start with a 0 or an a. Alternatively, you can simply paste the Environment ID manually.
Make sure to have selected your Datastream.
Click Save to save your changes.
Go to Publishing Flow.
Click the … for the Content Library, then click Edit.
Click Add All Changed Resources.
Finally, click Save & Build for Development.
Your changes are now being published and will be ready in a couple of minutes.
Next Step: 0.3 Create your Enablement Configuration ID
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