2025 Adobe Analytics release notes

Feature

Description

Any search filter criteria that you apply to a freeform table filter is now always included in sparklines. In addition, you can include search filter criteria in any connected line visualization.

You can configure line visualizations to include search filter criteria by selecting the sparkline in the metric column header of the connected table.

Previously, search filter criteria was not included in sparklines or connected line visualizations.

For more information, see View trended data for a freeform table.

October 15, 2025

A new Referrer type dimension item will be available to help analyze traffic that comes from AI tools.

This new Referrer type dimension item, called Conversational AI tools, will group together referring domains of major AI tools, allowing you to look at trends for the group as a whole. The initial list of referring domains in this new category includes (but is not limited to):

• chatgpt.com
• claude.ai
• m365.cloud.microsoft
• grok.com
• gemini.google.com
• perplexity.ai

The new dimension item will be available in all Adobe Analytics-related tools including Analysis Workspace, Report Builder, Data Warehouse, Data Feeds, and so forth.

Consider the following when using this new dimension item:

• It is not always possible to distinguish referrer traffic that came from results provided in “AI mode” in a search engine vs. those that came from click-throughs from traditional search results.
• The new Conversational AI tools dimension item focuses on major providers with the most traffic. A new trend reveals a rising number of impersonator sites with domains similar to major AI tool providers. This is likely due to the ease with which individuals or groups can create their own AI tools and host them on the internet. Because this is a rapidly evolving space, please contact the Adobe support team if you find that a popular site is not included.
• The Referrer type dimension, including the new Conversational AI tools dimension item, is available only for data that is processed by Adobe Analytics.

For more information about this new dimension item, see Referrer type dimension, which includes the Conversational AI tools dimension item. This dimension item includes a predefined list of AI chatbots.

For general information about analyzing AI traffic with Adobe Analytics, see see Analyze traffic from conversational AI tools.

October 15, 2025

You can now upload scheduled data of past live Streaming Media content to more easily and accurately track viewership.

The following are examples of live content that are supported with schedule data upload:

• FAST (Free Ad Supported TV) platforms
• Local streams
• Live sports

Uploading schedule data allows you to track viewership data for individual programs that ran during the time you designate in the upload file. You can even gather viewership data for specific topics or program segments.

These capabilities are available regardless of how you implemented Streaming Media Collection.

Previously, it was difficult to accurately tie a given session to specific programs when analyzing live content, and it wasn’t possible to tie a given session to individual topics or program segments.

For more information, see Upload schedule data to track live content

October 29, 2025

First half of 2026

(Originally planned to release on October 29, 2025)

When collecting streaming media data into Adobe Experience Platform, the XDM field paths shown under the heading of “XDM Field Path” of the Streaming Media parameters documentation should no longer be used. Instead, customers who implemented the Analytics source connector to collect streaming media data into Platform before May 9, 2025 must migrate their existing configurations to the mediaReporting field paths, as shown under the heading of “Reporting XDM Field Path” of the Streaming Media parameters documentation.

These field paths are found on the following pages and are marked as “Deprecated”: Audio and video parameters, Ad parameters, Chapter parameters, Player state parameters, and Quality parameters. (No action is required for customers who implement the Analytics source connector after May 9, 2025, and are already using only mediaReporting XDM paths.)

Data ingestion on the deprecated XDM field paths will continue until the end of October 2025. After that time, deprecated field paths will be fully removed and no longer visible in the Adobe Experience Platform Schema UI, and data will be sent only using the mediaReporting field paths.

For more information, see Migrate an Analytics Source Connector implementation to updated XDM streaming media fields.

Please contact your Adobe Consulting Services or Account team for migration support.

October 2025

Create report suites in Adobe Analytics with the 2.0 APIs. The new POST method replaces the 1.4 report suite API creation in preparation for the upcoming deprecation of the 1.4 APIs.

October 25, 2025

Feature

Description

The following improvements are now available when migrating projects and components from Adobe Analytics to Customer Journey Analytics:

• Migrate multiple projects at one time.

  You can migrate up to 20 projects at one time.

  Previously, you could migrate only one project at a time.

• Update mappings for dimensions and metrics that were already mapped with a previous project migration.

  You can now update these mappings each time you migrate a project, even if the same dimensions and metrics were previously mapped with a prior migration.

  Previously, any mappings you chose were permanent for all future project migrations.

• Improved performance for organizations with high numbers of projects.

For more information, see Migrate components and projects from Adobe Analytics to Customer Journey Analytics.

September 15, 2025

September 18, 2025

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

June 18, 2025

The legacy Report Builder add-in will be retired in June 2026. All users should begin upgrading their legacy workbooks to the new Report Builder. The new Report Builder is available to both Adobe Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics customers. It has near feature parity plus many new convenient features and UI enhancements. To facilitate the upgrade process, the new Report Builder includes an easy workbook conversion feature. The new Report Builder is only available as an add-in through the Microsoft Store. Many organizations require an internal approval process before the add-in can be made available to users. Please allow time for this process and begin working with your organization now to ensure enough time to upgrade your workbooks prior to the EOL date.

April 10, 2025

Adobe plans to update how users access Adobe Analytics to enhance security and streamline your login experience. As part of this effort, access via legacy domains or via legacy SSO, including my.omniture.com, will be permanently discontinued on January 2, 2026. After this date, legacy login credentials and legacy SSO will no longer work. All users will be required to log in via experience.adobe.com using their Adobe Experience Cloud IDs. If you need assistance with your Experience Cloud ID, please contact your organization’s Adobe Analytics administrator or Adobe Customer Care.

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.

Feature

Description

When downloading a project as a PDF, the PDF is downloaded to the downloads folder on your workstation.

Previously, downloading a project as a PDF launched the PDF in a new browser tab with a unique URL.

For more information, see Download projects and data

August 25, 2025

Projects that are deleted are immediately deleted from scheduled deliveries and are no longer accessible by their URL.

Previously, projects were included in scheduled deliveries and could be accessed with their URL for 60 days after being deleted.

For more information about deleting projects, see Projects overview.

End of August 2025

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

June 18, 2025

The legacy Report Builder add-in will be retired in June 2026. All users should begin upgrading their legacy workbooks to the new Report Builder. The new Report Builder is available to both Adobe Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics customers. It has near feature parity plus many new convenient features and UI enhancements. To facilitate the upgrade process, the new Report Builder includes an easy workbook conversion feature. The new Report Builder is only available as an add-in through the Microsoft Store. Many organizations require an internal approval process before the add-in can be made available to users. Please allow time for this process and begin working with your organization now to ensure enough time to upgrade your workbooks prior to the EOL date.

April 10, 2025

Adobe plans to update how users access Adobe Analytics to enhance security and streamline your login experience. As part of this effort, access via legacy domains or via legacy SSO, including my.omniture.com, will be permanently discontinued on January 2, 2026. After this date, legacy login credentials and legacy SSO will no longer work. All users will be required to log in via experience.adobe.com using their Adobe Experience Cloud IDs. If you need assistance with your Experience Cloud ID, please contact your organization’s Adobe Analytics administrator or Adobe Customer Care.

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.

Feature

Description

Livestream is undergoing a refresh to ensure the technology continues to be modern and stable. As part of that refresh, if your TNT field has an algorithm in it, we will begin incorporating the TNT field into Livestream output. However, this includes only the previously supported elements: campaignId, recipeId, trafficType, actionId, and actionName. The overall TNT schema for Livestream remains unchanged.

July 7, 2025

The Customer Attributes user interface is now accessible directly from the app selector in Adobe Experience Cloud. Please select Customer Attributes from the drop-down menu (instead of going to People > Customer Attributes) and update your bookmarks. The update includes some improvements to the UI.

July 1, 2025

July 31, 2025

Feature

Description

Livestream is undergoing a refresh to ensure the technology continues to be modern and stable. As part of that refresh, if your TNT field has an algorithm in it, we will begin incorporating the TNT field into Livestream output. However, this includes only the previously supported elements: campaignId, recipeId, trafficType, actionId, and actionName. The overall TNT schema for Livestream remains unchanged.

July 7,2025

The Javascript Report Builder add-in now supports exporting reports to the following cloud storage destinations:

• Amazon S3 Role ARN
• Google Cloud Platform
• Azure SAS
• Azure RBAC

Previously, only FTP and email destinations were available. FTP is no longer supported due to security concerns.

For more information, see Schedule workbooks by exporting to cloud destinations.

In addition to these changes, when creating a location in Adobe Analytics, the Use with field now provides the option to use the location with Report Builder, as described in Configure cloud import and export locations.

June 19,2025 (Originally June 18)

The preview panel, that is used when you create a segment or configure the settings of a data view, now uses a horizontal bar visualization instead of a donut visualisation.

June 18, 2025

You can now define the container and time period separately in the attribution model dialog.

June 18,2025

The Customer Attributes user interface is now accessible directly from the app selector in Adobe Experience Cloud.

TBD

You can now upload scheduled data of past live streaming media services content to more easily and accurately track viewership. The following are examples of live content that are supported with schedule data upload:

• FAST (Free Ad Supported TV) platforms
• Local streams
• Live sports

Uploading schedule data allows you to track viewership data for individual programs that ran during the time you designate in the upload file. You can even gather viewership data for specific topics or program segments. These capabilities are available regardless of how you implemented streaming media services.

Previously, it was difficult to accurately tie a given session to specific programs when analyzing live content, and it wasn’t possible to tie a given session to individual topics or program segments. Learn more

August 15, 2025 (Originally June 25, 2025)

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

June 18, 2025

The legacy Report Builder add-in will be retired in June 2026. All users should begin upgrading their legacy workbooks to the new Report Builder. The new Report Builder is available to both Adobe Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics customers. It has near feature parity plus many new convenient features and UI enhancements. To facilitate the upgrade process, the new Report Builder includes an easy workbook conversion feature. The new Report Builder is only available as an add-in through the Microsoft Store. Many organizations require an internal approval process before the add-in can be made available to users. Please allow time for this process and begin working with your organization now to ensure enough time to upgrade your workbooks prior to the EOL date.

April 10, 2025

Adobe plans to update how users access Adobe Analytics to enhance security and streamline your login experience. As part of this effort, access via legacy domains or via legacy SSO, including my.omniture.com, will be permanently discontinued on January 2, 2026. After this date, legacy login credentials and legacy SSO will no longer work. All users will be required to log in via experience.adobe.com using their Adobe Experience Cloud IDs. If you need assistance with your Experience Cloud ID, please contact your organization’s Adobe Analytics administrator or Adobe Customer Care.

January 17, 2025

Adobe Analytics API and Livestream customers using Adobe I/O JWT credentials must migrate to Adobe I/O OAuth Server-to-Server credentials by June 30, 2025. Adobe I/O will not allow new JWT credentials to be created beginning May 1, 2024. Customers using JWT must create a new OAuth Server-to-Server credential or migrate their existing JWT credential to an OAuth Server-to-Server credential. Customers must also update their client applications to use the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.

• Migrating from Service Account (JWT) credentials
• Implementation guide for new and old applications with OAuth
• Using the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials
• FAQs

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.

Feature

Description

The left panel in Analysis Workspace is used to add things like components, panels, and visualizations to your project. The option to temporarily open the left panel by hovering over one of the icons on the far left is no longer available. Instead, simply click one of these icons to keep the panel open, then click the same icon to close it.

May 29, 2025

Notice

Date Added or Updated

Description

The left panel in Analysis Workspace is used to add things like components, panels, and visualizations to your project. The option to temporarily open the left panel by hovering over one of the icons on the far left is no longer available. Instead, simply click one of these icons to keep the panel open, then click the same icon to close it.

May 29, 2025

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

April 10, 2025

Adobe plans to update how users access Adobe Analytics to enhance security and streamline your login experience. As part of this effort, access via legacy domains or via legacy SSO, including my.omniture.com, will be permanently discontinued on January 2, 2026. After this date, legacy login credentials and legacy SSO will no longer work. All users will be required to log in via experience.adobe.com using their Adobe Experience Cloud IDs. If you need assistance with your Experience Cloud ID, please contact your organization’s Adobe Analytics administrator or Adobe Customer Care.

January 17, 2025

Adobe Analytics API and Livestream customers using Adobe I/O JWT credentials must migrate to Adobe I/O OAuth Server-to-Server credentials by June 30, 2025. Adobe I/O will not allow new JWT credentials to be created beginning May 1, 2024. Customers using JWT must create a new OAuth Server-to-Server credential or migrate their existing JWT credential to an OAuth Server-to-Server credential. Customers must also update their client applications to use the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.

• Migrating from Service Account (JWT) credentials
• Implementation guide for new and old applications with OAuth
• Using the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials
• FAQs

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.

Feature

Description

Analytics Inventory provides a comprehensive overview of your Adobe Analytics environment, including the number of projects and components, report suites, users, and more. By automating the inventory process, you can quickly understand the effort needed to switch from Adobe Analytics to Customer Journey Analytics. This will make the transition easier and faster. Learn more

March 26, 2025

Based on customer feedback, we have decided to re-evaluate. We will not release the automatic Data Warehouse-only dimensions feature as previously announced.

TBD

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

April 10, 2025

Adobe plans to update how users access Adobe Analytics to enhance security and streamline your login experience. As part of this effort, access via legacy domains or via legacy SSO, including my.omniture.com, will be permanently discontinued on January 2, 2026. After this date, legacy login credentials and legacy SSO will no longer work. All users will be required to log in via experience.adobe.com using their Adobe Experience Cloud IDs. If you need assistance with your Experience Cloud ID, please contact your organization’s Adobe Analytics administrator or Adobe Customer Care.

January 17, 2025

Adobe Analytics API and Livestream customers using Adobe I/O JWT credentials must migrate to Adobe I/O OAuth Server-to-Server credentials by June 30, 2025. Adobe I/O will not allow new JWT credentials to be created beginning May 1, 2024. Customers using JWT must create a new OAuth Server-to-Server credential or migrate their existing JWT credential to an OAuth Server-to-Server credential. Customers must also update their client applications to use the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.

• Migrating from Service Account (JWT) credentials
• Implementation guide for new and old applications with OAuth
• Using the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials
• FAQs

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.

Feature

Description

Analytics Inventory provides a comprehensive overview of your Adobe Analytics environment, including the number of projects and components, report suites, users, and more. By automating the inventory process, you can quickly understand the effort needed to switch from Adobe Analytics to Customer Journey Analytics. This will make the transition easier and faster. Learn more

March 26, 2025

This update changes how the Analytics context data field a.locale is set when collecting data via Experience Edge. When data is sent to Adobe Analytics using Experience Edge, Analytics fields are populated based on a mapping of XDM fields. The mapping for c.a.locale references a non-standard XDM field, xdm.environment.language. This field will be updated to reference the correct field, xdm.environment._dc.language.

The mapping will continue to reference xdm.environment.language for backwards compatibility. For continuity, if both fields are set, xdm.environment.language takes precedence. You can view the full list of mappings from XDM to standard Analytics fields here.

March 5, 2025

Lets you generate a step-by-step guide for upgrading from Adobe Analytics to Customer Journey Analytics. This guide is tailored to your organization and takes into consideration your current Adobe Analytics environment, your intended uses for Customer Journey Analytics, and any time-saving tradeoffs your organization wants to make.

To start generating your custom guide, log in to Customer Journey Analytics, then select Upgrade to Customer Journey Analytics on the Workspace tab.

Learn more

March 11, 2025

Starting in May 2025, Adobe will begin setting certain dimensions (custom variables such as eVars and props) as 'Data Warehouse-only". This will apply to dimensions that exhibit the following characteristics:

• Over a period of multiple months, the variable hits the low traffic limit within the first few days of the month.
• > 90% of the values passed in are seen only once during the month.

Examples include dimensions containing timestamps, UUIDs or other data which have extremely high cardinality and where unique new values are passed into for almost every hit (or visit or visitor) throughout the month.These dimensions usually exceed the low-traffic limits very quickly and only a very small portion of the values are reportable in Analysis Workspace. This makes reports utilizing these dimensions confusing, since they do not show useful or accurate information. These dimensions do not follow the purpose of or benefit from the low-traffic functionality, which is intended to provide a way to do reporting on values that become ‘popular’ after the dimension has exceeded the low-traffic limits during the month. Learn more

Dimensions marked as “Data Warehouse-only” will not be available for reporting in Analysis Workspace. However, they will still be available for reporting through Data Warehouse, because low-traffic limits do not apply here.

This does not mean that every dimension that has hit the low-traffic limits is a candidate to be marked as “Data Warehouse-only”. Most dimensions that hit the low-traffic limits actually meet the intention of low-traffic functionality:

• Most values passed in are not unique.
• Common values continue to come in after the low-traffic limits have been reached during the month.
• New ‘popular’ values can still occur.

It is only the dimensions where almost all values passed in are new and unique that will be marked as “Data Warehouse-only”. Increasing the low-traffic limits is not a solution given the uniqueness of the data being collected in these situations.

May 2025

Notice

Date Added or Updated

Description

N/A

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

January 17, 2025

Adobe Analytics API and Livestream customers using Adobe I/O JWT credentials must migrate to Adobe I/O OAuth Server-to-Server credentials by June 30, 2025. Adobe I/O will not allow new JWT credentials to be created beginning May 1, 2024. Customers using JWT must create a new OAuth Server-to-Server credential or migrate their existing JWT credential to an OAuth Server-to-Server credential. Customers must also update their client applications to use the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.

• Migrating from Service Account (JWT) credentials
• Implementation guide for new and old applications with OAuth
• Using the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials
• FAQs

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.

Feature

Description

The Transaction ID retention period of 90 days was extended to 25 months. The transactionID variable uniquely identifies a transaction so the hit can tie to data uploaded through Data Sources. Learn more here and here.

February 20, 2025

The reference for the Data Feeds API is now available.

January 30, 2025

Use the Livestream client implementation to consume Livestream data. Learn more

February 18, 2025

You can now remove individual classification fields or keys from the server. This provides an alternative to deleting an entire classification dataset with the DELETE method. Learn more

February 18, 2025

A scheduled update will change how the Analytics context data field a.locale is set when collecting data via Experience Edge. When data is sent to Adobe Analytics using Experience Edge, Analytics fields are populated based on a mapping of XDM fields. The mapping for c.a.locale references a non-standard XDM field, xdm.environment.language. This field will be updated to reference the correct field, xdm.environment._dc.language.

The mapping will continue to reference xdm.environment.language for backwards compatibility. For continuity, if both fields are set, xdm.environment.language will take precedence. You can view the full list of mappings from XDM to standard Analytics fields here.

March 5, 2025

Notice

Date Added or Updated

Description

October 16, 2023

On January 30, 2025, Adobe Analytics customers that do not have an Adobe Campaign license lost access to the ability to configure and consume Triggers. Customers need to either purchase Campaign, or plan to stop using Triggers, or look into other Adobe tools that offer Triggers capabilities.

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

January 17, 2025

Adobe Analytics API and Livestream customers using Adobe I/O JWT credentials must migrate to Adobe I/O OAuth Server-to-Server credentials by June 30, 2025. Adobe I/O will not allow new JWT credentials to be created beginning May 1, 2024. Customers using JWT must create a new OAuth Server-to-Server credential or migrate their existing JWT credential to an OAuth Server-to-Server credential. Customers must also update their client applications to use the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.

• Migrating from Service Account (JWT) credentials
• Implementation guide for new and old applications with OAuth
• Using the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials
• FAQs

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.

Feature

Description

Scheduling not only allows you to schedule your new Report Builder workbooks. In addition, it lets you retrieve the metadata on old scheduled tasks when you convert legacy workbooks. This way, when you convert your legacy workbooks to new workbooks and schedule them, you are sending them to the same emails and on the same cadence as the legacy workbooks. Learn more

January 22, 2025

Various improvements are now available for Reports (also known as Templates):

• Now called Templates (no longer referred to as Reports).
• Improved user experience for viewing and finding templates, including the option to view templates in a column view or a card view.
• New, more intuitive location for Company templates (located under Workspace > Templates).
• Previously, company templates were accessed from the dialog box when creating a project.
• Additional pre-built templates are available.

Learn more.

Administrators can create templates and save them for others in their login company to use. Learn more

January 15, 2025

January 30, 2025

The Transaction ID retention period of 90 days will be extended to 25 months in February of 2025. The transactionID variable uniquely identifies a transaction so the hit can tie to data uploaded through Data Sources. (Documentation links to follow)

February 11, 2025

Notice

Date Added or Updated

Description

October 16, 2023

On January 30, 2025, Adobe Analytics customers that do not have an Adobe Campaign license lost access to the ability to configure and consume Triggers. Customers need to either purchase Campaign, or plan to stop using Triggers, or look into other Adobe tools that offer Triggers capabilities.

EOL Product or Feature

Date added or updated

Description

January 17, 2025

Adobe Analytics API and Livestream customers using Adobe I/O JWT credentials must migrate to Adobe I/O OAuth Server-to-Server credentials by June 30, 2025. Adobe I/O will not allow new JWT credentials to be created beginning May 1, 2024. Customers using JWT must create a new OAuth Server-to-Server credential or migrate their existing JWT credential to an OAuth Server-to-Server credential. Customers must also update their client applications to use the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.

• Migrating from Service Account (JWT) credentials
• Implementation guide for new and old applications with OAuth
• Using the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials
• FAQs

July 17, 2024

On August 12, 2026, the following Analytics Legacy API services will reach their end of life and will be shut down, and current integrations built using these services will stop working:

• Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4)
• Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication

Integrations that use the Adobe Analytics API (version 1.4) must migrate to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 API, while WSSE integrations must migrate to an OAuth-based authentication protocol in the Adobe Developer Console.

See the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API EOL FAQ for answers to common questions and further guidance.