在此頁面上:限制設定檔可以一次輸入或註冊多少歷程,以便防止通訊超載,並排定最重要的歷程的優先順序。
歷程上限可幫助您限制設定檔可註冊的歷程次數,防止通訊過載。 在Journey Optimizer中,您可以設定兩種型別的上限規則:
- 專案上限會限制設定檔在指定期間內的歷程專案數。
- 並行上限會限制設定檔可同時註冊的歷程數。
這兩種型別的歷程上限都利用優先順序分數來仲裁專案。
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建立歷程頻率上限規則 create-rule
若要建立歷程上限規則,請遵循下列步驟:
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導覽至 商業規則 功能表以存取規則集詳細目錄。
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選取您要新增上限規則的規則集,或建立新規則集:
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若要使用現有的規則集,請從清單中選取它。 歷程上限規則只能新增到具有「歷程」網域的規則集。 您可以在 網域 欄的規則集清單中檢查此資訊。
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若要在新規則集內建立上限規則,請按一下建立規則集,指定規則集的唯一名稱,並從 規則集網域 下拉式清單中選取「歷程」,然後按一下儲存。
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在規則集畫面中,按一下 新增規則 按鈕,然後提供規則的唯一名稱。
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在 規則型別 下拉式清單中,指定規則的上限型別。
- 歷程專案上限:限制設定檔在指定期間內進入歷程的專案數。
- 歷程並行上限:限制設定檔可同時註冊的歷程數。
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展開下列各節以瞭解如何設定每種型別的上限:
accordion 設定歷程專案上限規則 - 在 上限 欄位中,設定設定檔可輸入的歷程數目上限。
- 在 期間 欄位中,定義要考慮的時間段。 請注意,持續時間是根據UTC時區。 例如,每日上限將在UTC午夜重設。
在此範例中,我們要限制設定檔在一個月內輸入超過「5」個歷程。
note NOTE 系統會考量套用此相同規則之即將排程歷程的優先順序。 在此範例中,如果行銷人員已輸入4個歷程,而本月有另一個具有較高優先順序的即將排程歷程,則會抑制客戶進入較低優先順序的歷程。 accordion 設定歷程並行上限規則 -
在 上限 欄位中,設定設定檔可同時註冊的歷程數上限。
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使用 優先順序檢視 欄位,根據所選期間(例如1天、7天、30天)的優先順序分數仲裁歷程專案。
此選項會掃描一週剩餘時間中即將排程的讀取對象歷程,以判斷是否應由於較高優先順序的歷程出現而抑制設定檔進入歷程。 如果設定檔符合多個歷程的資格,這有助於排定進入較高價值歷程的優先順序。
在此範例中,如果設定檔已註冊到包含相同規則集的另一個歷程,我們會限制設定檔進入歷程。 如果未來7天內的另一個歷程有較高的優先順序分數,則設定檔不會進入此歷程。
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重複上述步驟,視需求將任意數量的規則新增至規則集。
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當上限規則準備好套用至歷程時,請啟動已新增該規則的規則和規則集。 瞭解如何啟用規則集
將頻率上限規則套用至歷程 apply-capping
若要將上限規則套用至歷程,請存取歷程並開啟其屬性。 在 上限規則 下拉式清單中,選取相關的規則集。 一旦啟動歷程,規則集中定義的上限規則將生效。
監視規則集排除 monitor
歷程上線後,如果規則集導致在 歷程排除 表格中從歷程排除任何專案,您可以簽入歷程報告。 「歷程排除專案」表格包含依規則集和規則名稱的排除專案詳細劃分,深入分析設定檔遭到捨棄的原因。 瞭解如何使用歷程報告
此外,您可以使用Adobe Experience Platform查詢服務來建立查詢,以識別導致設定檔無法進入指定歷程的規則。 查詢範例,包括捨棄子原因(CAP_REACHED或LOWER_PRIORITY),可在此區段中使用。
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- TL;DR: This page explains how to create journey capping rules—entry capping and concurrency capping—inside a journey-domain rule set, and how they use priority scores to arbitrate which journeys a profile enters.
Intents:
- Create a Journey Entry Cap to limit journey entries over a period
- Create a Journey Concurrency Cap to limit simultaneous journey enrollments
- Use Prioritization look ahead to arbitrate entries based on priority scores over a chosen period
- Apply a journey rule set to a journey through the Capping rules drop-down
- Monitor exclusions in the Journey Exclusions table and with Query Service
Glossary:
- Entry capping: Limits the number of journey entries over a given period for a profile (product-specific)
- Concurrency capping: Limits how many journeys a profile can be enrolled in simultaneously (product-specific)
- Prioritization look ahead: Field that arbitrates journey entries based on priority scores over a chosen period, scanning upcoming scheduled Read-Audience journeys (product-specific)
- Arbitration: Using priority scores to decide which journeys a profile enters when caps apply (product-specific)
- Capping: Field setting the maximum number of journeys a profile can enter or be enrolled in simultaneously (product-specific)
- CAP_REACHED / LOWER_PRIORITY: Discard sub-reasons that identify why a profile did not enter a journey (product-specific)
Guardrails:
- Journey capping rules can only be added to rule sets with the “journey” domain.
- Both entry capping and concurrency capping leverage priority scores to arbitrate entries.
- Durations are based on the UTC time zone (for example, a Daily cap resets at midnight UTC).
- For entry capping, the system takes into account the priority of upcoming scheduled journeys that have the same rule applied, and can suppress a profile from a lower-priority journey when a higher-priority one is scheduled.
- If a journey is activated immediately, it can take up to 10 minutes for the system to begin suppressing customers; a message displays if you try to publish with a start time less than 10 minutes away.
- Providing a priority score of 100 to a journey ensures that it is entered into.
Terminology:
- Canonical name: journey capping — Acronym: n/a — variants: journey capping & arbitration, journey rule set
- Synonyms: none
- Do not confuse: “Journey Entry Cap” (entries over a period) ≠ “Journey Concurrency Cap” (simultaneous enrollments)
- Do not confuse: “journey capping” (limits journey entries or concurrency) ≠ “channel capping” (limits messages per channel and communication type)
- Do not confuse: “CAP_REACHED” (a cap was reached) ≠ “LOWER_PRIORITY” (excluded due to a lower priority)
FAQ:
- Q: What is the difference between entry and concurrency capping? — Entry capping limits journey entries over a period; concurrency capping limits how many journeys a profile is enrolled in simultaneously.
- Q: How are entries arbitrated when a cap is reached? — By priority scores; the Prioritization look ahead scans upcoming scheduled Read-Audience journeys to suppress entry when a higher-priority journey is coming up.
- Q: How can I guarantee a journey is entered? — Give it a priority score of 100.
- Q: Why can suppression be delayed after activation? — If a journey is activated immediately, it can take up to 10 minutes for the system to begin suppressing customers.
- Q: How do I find why a profile did not enter a journey? — Check the Journey Exclusions table in the journey report, or query the discard sub-reason (CAP_REACHED or LOWER_PRIORITY).