Adobe Campaign v7／v8 との統合 integrating-with-adobe-campaign-v7-v8

{
    "channel": "email",
    "eventType": "welcome",
    "email": "Email address",
    "ctx": {
        "firstName": "First name"
    }
}

• channel：Campaign トランザクションテンプレート用に定義したチャネル
• eventType：Campaign イベントの内部名
• ctx：メッセージに含めるパーソナライゼーションに基づく変数。

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• TL;DR: This page explains how to integrate Journey Optimizer with Adobe Campaign v7 or v8 so journeys can send emails, push notifications, and SMS through Adobe Campaign Transactional Messaging.

Intents:

• Request activation of the connection between Journey Optimizer and Adobe Campaign environments
• Prepare the transactional message, its associated event, and the JSON payload in Adobe Campaign
• Configure a Campaign action of type Adobe Campaign Classic in Journey Optimizer
• Set payload fields as static or variable for mapping on the journey canvas
• Update an existing Campaign action when the Real-Time endpoint changes

Glossary:

• Campaign action activity: The activity available in the journey designer palette for each configured Adobe Campaign v7/v8 action (product-specific)
• Transactional Messaging: The Adobe Campaign capability used to send emails, push notifications, and SMS triggered from Journey Optimizer (product-specific)
• eventType: The internal name of the Adobe Campaign event referenced in the JSON payload (product-specific)
• ctx: The payload object holding variables based on the personalization present in the Campaign message (product-specific)

Guardrails:

• There is no throttling of messages; the system caps the number of messages that can be sent to 4,000 per 5 minutes, based on the current Campaign SLA.
• Because of that cap, Journey Optimizer should only be used in unitary use cases (individual events, not audiences).
• You must configure one action on the canvas per template, meaning one action in Journey Optimizer for each Adobe Campaign template you wish to use.
• There is no validation that the payload or Campaign message is correct.
• You cannot use a Campaign action with an audience qualification event.
• Adobe recommends using a dedicated Message Center hosted or Managed Services instance to avoid impacting other Campaign operations.

Terminology:

• Canonical name: Adobe Campaign v7/v8 integration — Acronym: ACC — variants: Campaign action, Adobe Campaign Classic action, Campaign v7/v8 custom action
• Synonyms: “Adobe Campaign Classic” = “Adobe Campaign v7”
• Do not confuse: “Campaign action” (Adobe Campaign v7/v8 integration) ≠ “custom action” (generic third-party REST API action)

FAQ:

• Q: How is the connection between Journey Optimizer and Adobe Campaign established? — It is set up by Adobe at provisioning time; if it was not requested then, contact Adobe Journey Optimizer support and provide the Org ID, Sandbox Name, Campaign Server URL, Real-Time Server URL, and Campaign version.
• Q: What is the message sending cap for this integration? — There is no throttling, but the system caps messages to 4,000 per 5 minutes based on the current Campaign SLA.
• Q: Why should this integration be used only for unitary use cases? — Because there is no throttling and messages are capped to 4,000 per 5 minutes, it suits individual events rather than audiences.
• Q: Why can a Campaign action not be used with an audience qualification event? — Campaign actions are not supported with an audience qualification event.
• Q: How do I update a Campaign action when the Real-Time endpoint changes? — Edit the action, update the URL field with the new RT endpoint, adjust the Payload if needed, click Test to validate the connection, then Save.