- Adobe Target Tutorials Overview
- Administration
- Implementation
- Introduction to Target Implementation
- Integrate Target with Launch
- Implement in Websites with Launch
- Benefits of using Locations
- Introduction to Target Requests
- Introduction to Target Parameters
- Understand How at.js 2.0 Works
- Implement at.js 2.0 in a Single Page Application (SPA)
- Design a Target Implementation
- Next Steps to Design a Target Implementation
- Use Opt-In to Control Experience Cloud Solutions Based on User Consent
- Understand Adobe Target Hybrid Deployment
- On-Device Decisioning Overview
- Integrations
- Integrate Target with Analytics
- Use Analytics as a Data Source for Target (A4T)
- Integrate Target with Audience Manager
- Integrate Target with Experience Cloud Audiences
- Integrate Target with Campaign
- Integrate Target with Adobe I/O
- Integrate Target with Scene7
- Integrate Target with Adobe Experience Manager
- Use AEM Experience Fragments in Adobe Target
- Data In: Use Data Providers to integrate third-party data
- Data In: Implement Data Providers to integrate third-party data
- Data Out: Use Response Tokens and at.js Custom Events
- Activities
- Audiences
- Experiences
- Reports
- Recommendations
- Troubleshooting
- Mobile
- APIs
Use Response Tokens and at.js Custom Events with Adobe Target
Response Tokens and at.js Custom Events allow you to share profile information from Target to third-party systems. Any object in the Target visitor profile, including custom profile attributes, geographic information, activity details, and built-in profiles can be added to the Target response where you can use custom JavaScript to integrate with a third-party.
How to use Response Tokens and at.js Custom Events
- Determine which data you need from Target
- Turn on the Response Tokens for the data that you need by flipping the toggle on the Setup->Response Tokens screen
- Determine which event listener you need to use
- Write the JavaScript necessary to listen for the Adobe Target event, read the response tokens, and do what you need for your integration
- Deploy your event listener JavaScript using a custom code action in Launch after the “Load Target” action or add it to the Library Footer section of at.js on the Setup->Implementation screen and save a new at.js file
- QA and publish your integration
Additional Resources
- Use the Experience Cloud Debugger with Adobe Target
- Response Token Documentation
- At.js Custom Event Documentation
- Using Data Providers in Adobe Target