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In Journey Orchestration, there are two types of users, each of them performing specific tasks: the technical user and the business user. User access is managed via product profiles and rights. Refer to this page to learn how to configure user access.
Here are the main steps to configure and use Journey Orchestration:
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Configure an event
You need to define the expected information and how to process it. This configuration is mandatory. This step is performed by a technical user.
For more on this, refer to this page.
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Configure the data source
You need to define a connection to a system to retrieve additional information that will be used in your journeys, for example in your conditions. A built-in Adobe Experience Platform data source is also configured at provisioning time. This step is not required if you only leverage data from the events in your journey. This step is performed by a technical user.
For more on this, refer to this page.
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Configure an action
If you’re using a third-party system to send your messages, you need to configure its connection with Journey Orchestration. See this page.
If you are using Adobe Campaign Standard to send messages, you need to configure the built-in action. See this page.
These steps are performed by a technical user.
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Design your journey
Combine the different event, orchestration and action activities to build your multi-step cross-channel scenarios. This step is performed by a business user.
For more on this, see this page.
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Test and publish the journey
You need to validate and activate the journey. This step is performed by a business user.
For more on this, see the pages Testing the journey and Publishing the journey.
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Monitor your journey
Use the dedicated reporting tools to measure your journey’s effectiveness. This step is performed by a business user.
For more on this, see this page.
