Analytics using Cloud Service Framework

Log in at https://sc.omniture.com/login/

In the Marketing Cloud, select Admin > Admin Console > Report Suites.

Select Create New > Report Suite in the Report Suite Manager.

Create new Report Suite

Make sure the first dropdown list is set to Create from a Template and then select Commerce.

Locate the Report Suite ID field and add new Report Suite ID. For example, JJEsquire. A report suite ID appears below the Report Suite ID field. It includes an automatic prefix, which is often the company name.

Add new Site Title. For example, JJEsquire Getting Started Suite. This title is used within the Analytics UI. Use the report suite ID in your code.

Select a Time Zone from the dropdown. All of the data that comes into this report suite is recorded based on defined time zone.

Leave the Base URL and Default Page fields empty. These two values are only used from the Adobe Marketing Cloud interface to link to your website.

Leave the Go Live Date set to today. The Go Live Date determines the day when the report suite is activated.

In the Estimated Page Views Per Day field, type 100. Use this field to estimate the number of page views you anticipate for your website per day. This estimate allows Adobe to put in place the appropriate amount of hardware to process the data you will be collecting.

Select a Base Currency from the dropdown. All currency data that comes into this report suite is converted and stored in this currency format.

Click Create Report Suite. You should see the page refresh with a message that your report suite has been successfully created.

Select the newly created Report Suite. Navigate to Edit Settings > General > General Account Settings.

General Account Settings

In General Account Settings screen, enable Geography Reporting, and click Save.

Navigate to Edit Settings > Traffic > Traffic Variables.

In the report suite, configure and enable following traffic variables.

• formName: Identifier for an adaptive form.
• formInstance: Identifier of an adaptive form instance. Enable Path reports for this variable.
• fieldName: Identifier of an adaptive form field. Enable Path reports for this variable.
• panelName: Identifier of an adaptive form panel. Enable Path reports for this variable.
• formTitle: Title of the form.
• fieldTitle: Title of the form field.
• panelTitle: Title of the form panel.
• analyticsVersion: Version of form analytics.

Navigate to Edit Settings > Conversion > Success Events. Define and enable the following success events:

NOTE

An event number and prop number used to configure AEM Forms analytics must be different from event number and prop number used in AEM analytics configuration.

Log out of the Adobe Marketing Cloud account.

Log in to your AEM author instance as an administrator.

In the top-left corner, click Adobe Experience Manager > Tools > Cloud Services > Legacy Cloud Services.

Locate Adobe Analytics icon. Click Show Configurations and then proceed to click [+] to add new configuration.

If you are a first-time user, click Configure now.

Add a Title to your new configuration (filling out the Name field is optional). For example, My analytics configuration. Click Create.

When the Edit panel opens on the configuration page, fill in the fields:

• Company: Your company’s name as featured on Adobe Analytics.
• Username: The name used to log in to Adobe Analytics.
• Password: The Adobe Analytics password for the above account.
• Data Center: The Data Center of your Adobe Analytics account.

Click Connect to Analytics. A dialog appears with message that the connection was successful. Click OK.

On the AEM cloud services console, click Show configurations, under Adobe Analytics.

Click the [+] link next to next to your Analytics configuration.

Adobe Analytics configuration

Type a Title and Name for the framework, select Adobe Analytics Framework, and click Create. The framework opens for editing.

In the Report Suites section of the side pod, click Add Item, then use the drop-down to select the Report Suite ID (for example, JJEsquire) with which the framework will interact.

Next to the Report Suite ID, select the server instances that you want to send information to the Report Suite.

Drag a Form Analytics component from the other category from SideKick onto the framework.

To map Analytics variables with variables that are defined in the component, drag a variable from AEM Content Finder onto a field on the tracking component.

Activate the framework using the page tab in sidekick, click Activate Framework.

On author instance, open AEM Web Console Configuration manager at https://<server>:<port>;/system/console/configMgr.

Locate and open AEM Forms Analytics Configuration

AEM Forms Analytics Configuration service

Specify appropriate values for the following fields and click Save.

• SiteCatalyst Framework: Select the framework/configuration that you defined in the Set up a framework for tracking section.

• Field time tracking baseline: Specify the duration, in seconds, after which the field visit must be tracked. The default value is 0. When the value is greater than 0 (zero), two separate tracking events are sent to Adobe Analytics server. The first event instructs the analytics server to stop tracking the exited field. The second event is sent after the specified duration elapses. The second event instructs the analytics server to start tracking the visited field. Using two separate events helps accurately measure time spent on a field. When the value is 0 (zero), single tracking event is sent to Adobe Analytics server.

• Analytics report sync cron: Specify cron expression for fetching reports from Adobe Analytics. The default value is 0 0 2 ? * *.

• Fetch report timeout: Specify the duration, in seconds, to wait for server to respond to the analytics report. The default time is 120 seconds.

NOTE

It can take up to 10 seconds more to timeout report fetch operation then the specified number of seconds.

Repeat step 1-3 on publish instance to configure analytics.