웹 경험 구성 web-configuration

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• TL;DR: This page explains how to create a web channel configuration in Journey Optimizer, targeting either a single page URL or multiple pages through a pages matching rule built with Domain and Path operators.

Intents:

• Create a web channel configuration from Channels > General settings > Channel configurations
• Target a single page by entering a Page URL
• Target multiple pages by building a pages matching rule
• Assign data usage labels to a configuration through Manage access (OLAC)
• Associate consent policies to messages by selecting Marketing actions
• Choose the right Domain and Path operators to match the intended URLs

Glossary:

• Web channel configuration: A web property identified by a URL where content will be delivered; it can match a single page URL or multiple pages (product-specific)
• Single page: Web settings option that applies changes to a single page by entering a Page URL (product-specific)
• Pages matching rule: Web settings option that targets multiple URLs matching the same rule so the same content changes apply across multiple pages at once (product-specific)
• Default authoring and preview URL: A URL entered for a pages matching rule so the pages generated or matched by the rule have a designated URL for content creation and preview (product-specific)
• Marketing action: A selection that associates consent policies to messages using the configuration so customer preferences are respected (product-specific)
• Wildcard matching: An operator allowing a wildcard (asterisk) match inside the Domain or Path string (product-specific)

Guardrails:

• Configuration names must begin with a letter (A-Z) and can only contain alphanumeric characters plus underscore, dot, and hyphen.
• You can add up to 10 rules when building a pages matching rule.
• For the Domain “Wildcard matching” operator, the value must contain one and only one wildcard (asterisk).
• A pages matching rule can be built when creating a web or code-based experience configuration.
• The Or and Exclude operators can be used between the different rules.

Terminology:

• Canonical name: Web channel configuration — Acronym: n/a — variants: web configuration, channel configuration
• Synonyms: “Pages matching rule” = “rule that matches multiple pages”
• Do not confuse: “Single page” (targets one Page URL) ≠ “Pages matching rule” (targets multiple URLs matching a rule)
• Do not confuse: “Domain” operators ≠ “Path” operators (each section has its own available operators)

FAQ:

• Q: How do I create a web channel configuration? — Go to Channels > General settings > Channel configurations, click Create channel configuration, enter a name, select the Web channel, choose Single page or Pages matching rule, then Submit.
• Q: What characters are allowed in a configuration name? — It must begin with a letter (A-Z) and can only contain alphanumeric characters plus underscore, dot, and hyphen.
• Q: How many rules can a pages matching rule contain? — You can add up to 10 rules, and use the Or or Exclude operators between them.
• Q: How do I target more than one page? — Select Pages matching rule, define criteria for the Domain and Page fields, and enter a Default authoring and preview URL.
• Q: When would I use the Exclude operator? — When one of the pages matching the defined rule should not be targeted.