Sample Message to Partners after Inbound Processing
- Topics:
- Inbound Data Transfers
Whenever an inbound Server-to-Server file is processed, a receipt is sent via email to partner solutions and, if configured, to the partner.
The following example is a sample email message. The table below the message describes the various lines in the message.
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From: aam-noreply@adobe.com Subject: Adobe Audience Manager Server-To-Server Processing Result: Dear Adobe Partner: (ID:7) We have received your Adobe Audience Manager Server-To-Server file delivery File name: s3n://<bucket_name>/2018-05-17/ftp_dpm_7_901_1368806402.sync s3n://<bucket_name>/2018-05-16/ftp_dpm_7_901_1368655202.sync s3n://<bucket_name>/2018-05-17/ftp_dpm_7_901_1368784804.sync s3n://<bucket_name>/2018-05-17/ftp_dpm_7_901_1368806403.sync s3n://<bucket_name>/2018-05-17/ftp_dpm_7_901_1368784802.sync s3n://<bucket_name>/2018-05-17/ftp_dpm_7_901_1368784803.sync s3n://<bucket_name>/2018-05-17/ftp_dpm_7_901_1368806404.sync Records received: 40669900 Format Errors: 0 Invalid AAM ID: 112 No Matching AAM ID: 0 No Trait Realized: 26730823 Records processed: 40669900 Stored Records: 13938958 Total devices: 21 Total signals: 918878926 Total unused signals: 660348376 Total realized traits: 258086908 Total removed traits: 0 Total traits failed validation: 0 Total users that have traits which failed validation: 0 Job start time: 2018-05-17 18:07:49 Job end time: 2018-05-17 18:45:02 |
The following table contains rows corresponding to lines in the received email message.
| Line | Description |
|---|---|
| File name |
List of all inbound files that Adobe received for this partner that were processed together. In the previous sample email message, the partner ID is 7 and the data owner ID is 901. The tail number (1,2,3...) is the split number added either by the customer or by the inbound distributor. |
| Records received | Total number of records Adobe received across all files. In most cases, this should be the total number of lines in inbound files. |
| Format Errors | Number of lines that did not match the expected format. These lines were not recognizable by the inbound job. |
| Invalid AAM ID | Number of Audience Manager UUIDs that did not match the expected 38-digit format. Or the Audience Manager UUIDs sent in the file are not numbers. |
| No Matching AAM ID | Total number of users for whom Audience Manager failed to find a matching UUID. These files have not been ID synced, so Audience Manager cannot look up the UUID. |
| No Trait Realized | Number of records where none of the signals on the line maps to an Audience Manager trait. |
| Records processed | Total number of records Audience Manager processed. In most cases, this number should be the same as "Records received." |
| Stored Records | Number of records resulting in data to be loaded into the system = Records Processed - Format Errors - Invalid AAM IDs - No Matching AAM ID - No Trait Realized. |
| Total devices | Number of devices for which data was loaded into the system. |
| Total signals | Total number of signals for all users across all inbound files (total number of key/value pairs in the records processed). |
| Total unused signals | Total number of unused signal for all users across all inbound files (key/value pairs that did not map to Audience Manager traits). In most cases, this means that Audience Manager does not have rules defined for the signal. |
| Total realized traits | Number of Audience Manager traits for all users across all inbound files based on the signals. |
| Total removed traits | Total number of removed traits for all users across all inbound files. For full syncs, this happens if the user had the trait in a previous run but not in the current run. |
| Total traits failed validation | Represents the number of traits that do not belong to the data source declared in the file name. |
| Total users that have traits which failed validation | The number of records that had traits that failed validation. |
| Job start time | The time the inbound job starts. |
| Job end time | The time the inbound job ends. |