Configuring Campaign-Points of Interest data integration configuring-campaign-points-of-interest-data-integration

Add the Places extension to your mobile app configuration in the Data Collection UI. Set up your mobile application in Adobe Campaign. See Install the Places extension.

Once your extensions are set up, create data elements within the Data Collection UI to retrieve data from these extensions. Refer to this page to create your data elements.

Then, in the Data Collection UI, you need to create rules to support mobile use cases between Point of Interests and Adobe Campaign.
This rule will be triggered when a user enters a geo-fenced Point of Interest. Refer to this page to create your rule.

Define your Points of Interest in Places. See Create a Point of Interest.

Make sure you access the mobile application and the collected location data in Adobe Campaign. See Accessing mobile apps used to collect location data and Accessing collected location data.

Have access to Adobe Analytics for Mobile. Check your license agreement or contact your Adobe Account executive for more information.

Set up your mobile application in Adobe Campaign. See Setting up a mobile app in Campaign.

Set up your mobile application in the Adobe Mobile Services interface. This enables you to ensure that data collected by Adobe Mobile Services is sent to Adobe Campaign. See Configuring a mobile app in Adobe Mobile Services.

Perform the mobile application’s specific setup:

• Package the configuration file downloaded from the Adobe Mobile Services interface with the mobile application.
• Integrate the Experience Cloud Mobile SDK into your mobile application. See Integrating the SDK into a mobile application.

Define Points of Interest in the Adobe Mobile Services interface. See Defining Points of Interest in Adobe Mobile Services.

Define the data that you want to collect from your mobile application’s subscribers. See Collecting subscribers’ Points of interest data.

Make sure you access the mobile application and the collected location data in Adobe Campaign. See Accessing mobile apps used to collect location data and Accessing collected location data.

Click the Adobe logo, in the top-left corner, then select Administration > Channels > Mobile app.

Click Create to set up an application.

Enter a name in the Application name field and click Create.

Do not fill in the Device-specific settings section. This only applies to configuring applications that receive push notifications.

Log into mobilemarketing.adobe.com.

Create the application or select an existing one.

Go to the Manage App Settings page.

In the Visitor ID Service section, check Enable and select your organization from the drop-down list. Click Save.

Click Manage Postbacks.

Create a postback.

• Select PII as the Postback Type.

• In the URL field, copy the Collect PII Endpoint URL from the mobile application that you configured in the Adobe Campaign interface, preceded by the server name. See Setting up a mobile app in Campaign.

• Fill in the Post Body field as follows:

  For iOS:

  code language-none
  { "userKey": "{userKey}", "pushPlatform":"apns", "marketingCloudId":"{%mcid%}", "cusEmail":"{email}", "cusFirstName":"{firstName}", "cusLastName":"{lastName}" }

  For Android:

  code language-none
  { "userKey": "{userKey}", "pushPlatform":"gcm", "marketingCloudId":"{%mcid%}", "cusEmail":"{email}", "cusFirstName":"{firstName}", "cusLastName":"{lastName}" }

• Set Content Type as application/json.

• In the Which Data Tags Trigger the Postback?, select any event, typically Launched and exists.

• Click Save & Activate.

Create a second postback.

• Select Postback as the Postback Type.

• In the URL field, copy the Location Services Endpoint URL from the mobile application that you configured in the Adobe Campaign interface, preceded by the server name. See Setting up a mobile app in Campaign.

• Fill in the Post Body field as follows:

  code language-none
  { "locationData":{ "distances":"{a.loc.dist}", "poiLabel":"{a.loc.poi}", "latitude.a":"{a.loc.lat.a}", "latitude.b":"{a.loc.lat.b}", "latitude.c":"{a.loc.lat.c}", "longitude.a":"{a.loc.lon.a}", "longitude.b":"{a.loc.lon.b}", "longitude.c":"{a.loc.lon.c}", "appId":"{a.appid}", "marketingCloudId":"{mid}" } }

• Set Content Type as application/json.

• In the Which Data Tags Trigger the Postback?, select campaign.test and exists.

• Click Save & Activate.

Go to the Adobe Mobile Services interface.

Add your application.

For more information on managing applications in Mobile Services, refer to the Adobe Mobile Services documentation.

Define the Points of Interest.

For more information on managing Points of Interest, refer to the Adobe Mobile Services documentation.

Click the Adobe logo, in the top-left corner.

Select Administration > Channels > Mobile app (SDK v4) or Mobile app (AEP SDK) depending on the SDK.

Select a mobile application from the list to display its properties.

Select a profile.

Click the Edit profile properties button on the right.

Select the Places tab.