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NEW QUESTION # 18
An Adobe Journey Optimizer user is working within the administration section of Adobe Journey Optimizer and wants to create an Email Message Preset.
Which two types of Email Message Presets are available to the user? (Choose two.)
- A. Marketing
- B. Social
- C. Transactional
- D. SMS
Answer: A,C
Explanation:
Explanation
Email Message Presets are predefined settings that apply to email messages created in Adobe Journey Optimizer. There are two types of Email Message Presets available: Marketing and Transactional. Marketing presets are used for promotional or informational emails that are sent to a large audience and require opt-in consent from the recipients. Transactional presets are used for operational or transactional emails that are sent to individual recipients and do not require opt-in consent from the recipients. SMS and Social are not types of Email Message Presets, but types of channels that can be used in Adobe Journey Optimizer.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/email-channel/email-message-pres
NEW QUESTION # 19
A developer needs to use a data source to retrieve data from a third-party system. What is the maximum number of calls per second for external data sources?
- A. 20 calls per second
- B. 15 calls per second
- C. 10 calls per second
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
External data sources are data sources that are hosted outside of Adobe Experience Platform and can be used to retrieve data from a third-party system in real time. The maximum number of calls per second for external data sources is 20, which means that Journey Optimizer can send up to 20 requests per second to an external data source. If the limit is exceeded, the requests will be queued and retried later.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/journeys/activities/custom-actions
NEW QUESTION # 20
An Adobe Journey Optimizer developer wants to copy a Schema created in a development sandbox to production sandbox. Which feature in AEP can be used to achieve this?
- A. Export/Import Schema API
- B. Export/Import Sandbox API
- C. Export/Import Schema Package
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
To copy a Schema created in a development sandbox to production sandbox, the developer can use the Export/Import Schema Package feature in AEP. This feature allows the developer to export a Schema and its dependencies, such as field groups, data types, and mixins, as a package file that can be imported into another sandbox. The Export/Import Sandbox API is not a valid option, as it is used to export or import an entire sandbox configuration, not a specific Schema. The Export/Import Schema API is also not a valid option, as it is used to export or import a single Schema without its dependencies, which may cause errors or inconsistencies. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/xdm/tutorials/export-import-schema-package.htm
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/sandbox/api/export-import-sandbox.html?lang=en
NEW QUESTION # 21
An Adobe Journey Optimizer developer recently onboarded to a project wants to view, export and manage the Adobe Journey Optimizer Suppression list but he is not able to access it.
What is the correct access level needed to perform this action?
- A. Decisioning Managers
- B. Marketing Managers
- C. Journey Administrators
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
To view, export and manage the Adobe Journey Optimizer Suppression list, the developer needs to have the Journey Administrators product profile access. This access allows the developer to perform administrative tasks such as managing sandboxes, channels, offers, and suppression lists. The Marketing Managers and Decisioning Managers product profile accesses do not allow the developer to manage suppression lists.
References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/get-started/access-management.html?lang=en#
NEW QUESTION # 22
An Adobe Journey Optimizer developer has high-level Manage journeys permission.
What additional permission is required to read journey, delete journeys, read segments and read Schemas in AEP?
- A. Journey Editor permission is required.
- B. No additional permission is required.
- C. View journeys permission is required.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
The Journey Editor permission allows the user to read, create, edit, and delete journeys, segments, and schemas in AEP. The Manage journeys permission only allows the user to publish and unpublish journeys, but not to read, create, edit, or delete them. The View journeys permission only allows the user to read journeys, but not to create, edit, or delete them.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/get-started/access-management.htm
NEW QUESTION # 23
A marketing operator from a financial organization is creating a tax information email to be sent during the summer break and wants to give the customer the option to unsubscribe from future communications.
By default, how will the customer consent data be handled once they unsubscribe from the communication?
- A. Consent is handled by the Experience Platform Subscription service.
- B. Consent is handled by the Experience Platform Opt-out schema.
- C. Consent is handled by the Experience Platform Consent schema.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
By default, the customer consent data will be handled by the Experience Platform Consent schema once they unsubscribe from the communication. The Experience Platform Consentschema is a predefined schema that defines the structure and semantics of customer consent data, such as consent preferences, consent status, and consent purpose. The Experience Platform Consent schema is used to store and manage customer consent data in Adobe Experience Platform and to integrate with Adobe Journey Optimizer. When a customer unsubscribes from a communication, their consent data will be updated in the Experience Platform Consent schema accordingly. The other options are not valid or relevant entities that handle customer consent data by default.
The Experience Platform Subscription service is a service that enables customers to subscribe or unsubscribe from communications across different channels, such as email or push notification. The Experience Platform Opt-out schema is not a predefined schema or a valid entity in Adobe Experience Platform or Adobe Journey Optimizer. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/landing-page-channel/manage-email-opt-out.h
NEW QUESTION # 24
A developer wants to create a segment for customers who visited the home page of a website and then after visiting the category page or the product page, made the purchase in 30 mins.
Which advanced segmentation feature would be chosen for this use case?
- A. Dynamic segmentation
- B. Multi-entity segmentation
- C. Sequential segmentation
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
To create a segment for customers who visited the home page of a website and then after visiting the category page or the product page, made the purchase in 30 mins, the developer should use sequential segmentation.
Sequential segmentation is an advanced segmentation feature that allows the developer to define a sequence of events or actions that customers mustperform within a specified time frame to qualify for the segment. The developer can use the sequential segmentation builder to drag and drop events or actions and set the time constraints for each step. Dynamic segmentation and multi-entity segmentation are not relevant for this use case. Dynamic segmentation is a feature that allows the developer to create segments based on real-time data ingestion and activation. Multi-entity segmentation is a feature that allows the developer to create segments based on multiple entities or data sources, such as profiles, products, or locations.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/segmentation/advanced-segmentat
NEW QUESTION # 25
A developer needs to create a Landing Page to send customers to register for a future Webinar. However, when creating the Landing Page in Adobe Journey Optimizer, the "Create Landing Page" button is grayed out.
What would be two reasons for this? (Choose two.)
- A. The Landing Page presets have not been set up.
- B. The system admin has not added the PTR record for the Landing Page subdomain.
- C. Under channel administration, the user should select their own domain first.
- D. The Landing Page subdomains have not been set up.
Answer: B,D
Explanation:
Explanation
To create a Landing Page in Adobe Journey Optimizer, the user needs to have at least one Landing Page subdomain set up in the channel administration section. A Landing Page subdomain is a custom domain name that is used to host the Landing Page content and trackits performance. The system admin also needs to add a PTR record for the Landing Page subdomain in the domain hosting solution. A PTR record is a type of DNS record that maps an IP address to a domain name and helps to verify the sender's identity and prevent spam.
The Landing Page presets are not required to create a Landing Page, but they are optional settings that can be applied to Landing Pages to save time and ensure consistency. Under channel administration, the user does not need to select their own domain first, as they can choose from the available subdomains or create a new one.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/landing-page-channel/landing-pag
NEW QUESTION # 26
Where are two places an Adobe Journey Optimizer team member can access the Journey reports? (Choose two.)
- A. From the Journeys menu, open the desired journey, and click the Global Report icon.
- B. From the Journeys menu, click the Global Report icon.
- C. From the Journeys menu, click the Live Report icon.
- D. From the Journeys menu, open the desired journey, and click the Live Report icon.
Answer: A,D
Explanation:
Explanation
Two places where an Adobe Journey Optimizer team member can access the Journey reports are:
* From the Journeys menu, open the desired journey, and click the Global Report icon. The Global Report is a report that shows the overall performance and statistics of a journey across all its versions and executions. The Global Report icon is located in the top right corner of the journey canvas and can be accessed by opening any version or execution of a journey.
* From the Journeys menu, open the desired journey, and click the Live Report icon. The Live Report is a report that shows the real-time performance and statistics of a specific execution of a journey. The Live Report icon is located in the top right corner of the journey canvas and can be accessed by opening a live or paused execution of a journey. The other options are not valid or existing places where an Adobe Journey Optimizer team member can access the Journey reports. There is no Executions tab or option in the Journeys menu. There is no Messages tab or option in the Reports menu. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/reports/journey-reports.html?lang=en
NEW QUESTION # 27
While creating the segment in the segment Ul, the developer noticed that a schema field is not visible in the attribute list, but the same field is available in the profile schema.
What can the developer do to make it available in the attributes to create the segment?
- A. Select "Show full XDM schema" in the settings
- B. Select "Show all schema fields" in the settings
- C. Select "Show all attributes" in the settings.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
To make a schema field visible in the attribute list when creating a segment in the segment UI, the developer needs to select "Show full XDM schema" in the settings menu. This option will display all the fields that are available in the profile schema, including those that are not marked as searchable or filterable. The other options are not valid or relevant for this use case.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/segmentation/create-segment.html
NEW QUESTION # 28
A company currently uses Adobe Analytics to capture data related to their customers' on-site behavioral events, such as product views, products added to cart, and browse-abandonment events. The company wants to create journeys based on web behavior with as little latency as possible after the behavioral event occurs.
How would the developer integrate that data into the Real-Time Customer Profile of Adobe Journey Optimizer to meet the requirement?
- A. Use the Adobe Analytics Source Connector to create a source connection to your Analytics Report Suite.
- B. Use the HTTP API Source Connector to create a Streaming source connection, mapping the desired data fields of your Analytics Report Suite to O the appropriate attributes in your XDM Schema.
- C. Use the Generic REST API Source Connector with the Flow Service API.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
To integrate Adobe Analytics data into the Real-Time Customer Profile of Adobe Journey Optimizer, the developer should use the Adobe Analytics Source Connector to create a source connection to their Analytics Report Suite. A source connection is a configuration that defines how data is ingested from an external system into Adobe Experience Platform. The Adobe Analytics Source Connector is a built-in connector that allows the developer to ingest data from their Analytics Report Suite in near real-time with minimal configuration.
The developer can select the desired data fields and map them to their profile schema. The other options are not valid or optimal for this use case. The HTTP API Source Connector is a generic connector that allows the developer to ingest data from any RESTful API, but it requires more configuration and coding than the Adobe Analytics Source Connector. The Generic REST API Source Connector with the Flow Service API is not a valid option, as the Flow Service API is used to create custom connectors, not source connections. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/sources/connectors/adobe-applications/analytics.h
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/sources/api/http.html?lang=enhttps://experiencele
NEW QUESTION # 29
An Adobe Journey Optimizer user uses "Proof as the subject line prefix when sending a proof. What will be the subject line of the proof email when received by the recipient?
- A. [Proof] Proof Last chance to save 40% in the Sale
- B. [Proof] Last chance to save 40% in the Sale
- C. Proof Last chance to save 40% in the Sale
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
The subject line of the proof email when received by the recipient will be [Proof] Last chance to save 40% in the Sale. This is because when sending a proof email, Adobe Journey Optimizer automatically adds [Proof] as a prefix to the original subject line of the email message. This helps distinguish a proof email from a regular email and avoid confusion or spam reports from recipients. The other options are not valid or accurate subject lines of the proof email, as they do not include the [Proof] prefix or they include an extra Proof word.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/email-channel/design-your-email-c
NEW QUESTION # 30
A developer is in the process of creating a new Email Message, which will render different versions of the email for each of the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Loyalty members when they receive it.
How would the developer accomplish this in Adobe Journey Optimizer?
- A. Create a Landing Page for each Loyalty Tier, including the link to the Landing Page in the Email Message.
- B. Enable a Rule in the Collection, so that the Loyalty Tier Segment is used in the rendering of the Email Message.
- C. Create an Offer Decision, which contains separate offers, based upon the customer's loyalty level.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
To add new customer attributes to an existing customer schema, the developer can simply add a new field to the schema using the Schema Editor UI or the Schema Registry API. A field is a basic unit of data that describes an attribute of an entity, such as name, email, or loyalty level. The developer can specify the field name, data type, description, and other properties for the new field. The developer does not need to extend the class with a new field or create a new class with the new field, as these are not valid or necessary options for this use case. A class is a predefined structure that defines the type and semantics of an entity, such as profile or event. A class cannot be extended with a new field, but it can be mixed with other classes or mixins to add more fields. A new class does not need to be created for adding new customer attributes, as they can be added to the existing customer schema. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/xdm/tutorials/create-schema-ui.html?lang=enhttps
NEW QUESTION # 31
A developer wants to create a Schema for a customer's personal details attributes. This involves four tasks in which order should the developer perform the tasks?
- A. 1. Create a field group named "Person Details"
2. Create a field for "Gender" and assign data type as string to the field
3. Create a field for "Person Name" and assign data type as string to the field 4. Use XDM Individual Profile Schema Class to create Schema - B. 1. Use XDM Individual Profile Schema Class to create Schema
2. Create a field for "Person Namep and assign data type as string to the field
3. Create a field group named "Person Details'
4. Create a field for "Gender" and assign data type as string to the field - C. 1. Use XDM Individual Profile Schema Class to create Schema
2. Create a field group named "Person Details'
3. Create a field for "Person Namer and assign data type as string to the field
4. Create a field for "Gender" and assign data type as string to the field
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
To create a Schema for a customer's personal details attributes, the developer should perform the tasks in the following order:
* Use XDM Individual Profile Schema Class to create Schema. This is the first step because it defines the type of Schema that will be created, which is a profile Schema that describes a customer entity.
* Create a field group named "Person Details". This is the second step because it creates a logical grouping of fields that belong to the same category, which is person details.
* Create a field for "Person Name" and assign data type as string to the field. This is the third step because it creates a field that describes an attribute of the customer entity, which is their name. The data type of string indicates that the field can store text values.
* Create a field for "Gender" and assign data type as string to the field. This is the fourth step because it creates another field that describes an attribute of the customer entity, which is their gender. The data type of string indicates that the field can store text values. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/xdm/tutorials/create-schema-ui.html?lang=e
NEW QUESTION # 32
What are two of the mandatory components of a unitary event in Adobe Journey Optimizer? (Choose two.)
- A. Person-based identity
- B. Namespace
- C. Non-person identity
- D. Event ID condition
Answer: A,B
Explanation:
Explanation
A unitary event in Adobe Journey Optimizer is a single occurrence of an action or interaction that is relevant for a journey. A unitary event must have a namespace and a person-based identity to be processed by Journey Optimizer. A namespace is a unique identifier that defines the source or type of the event, such as email or web. A person-based identity is a unique identifier that links the event to a customer profile, such as email address or phone number. A non-person identity is an optional identifier that links the event to a device or session, such as cookie ID or IP address. An event ID condition is an optional expression that filters the events based on their attributes, such as subject line or URL.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/journeys/activities/general-events.
NEW QUESTION # 33
A marketing manager needs to create four separate journeys for an upcoming company campaign. For this campaign, they would like to include offers in the decisions and placements they have created.
Which entity can support duplicate offers?
- A. Placements only
- B. Both decisions and placements
- C. Decisions only
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
Both decisions and placements can support duplicate offers in Adobe Journey Optimizer. A decision is a configuration that defines how to select the best offer for a customer from a collection of offers, based on certain rules or criteria. A placement is a configuration that defines where an offer can be displayed in a message or channel, such as email, push notification, or web page. A decision can support duplicate offers by allowing the same offer to be selected for different customers or scenarios, based on different rules or criteria.
For example, a decision can select an offer based on customer loyalty level, location, or purchase history. A placement can support duplicate offers by allowing the same offer to be displayed in different locations or formats within a message or channel. For example, a placement can display an offer as an image, a text, or a button. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/decision-management/offer-decisioning.html?
NEW QUESTION # 34
A company's data analytics team uses a third-party Business Intelligence (Bl) tool connected to the Adobe Experience Platform Query Service. They would like to use this Bl tool to analyze customer interaction data generated by Adobe Journey Optimizer such as email delivery data, open-and-click data, and mobile message delivery data.
After the customer interaction occurs, how soon will the data be available in the Bl tool for analysis?
- A. It will be available in about 24 hours.
- B. It will be available in about fifteen minutes.
- C. It will be available in real-time.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
Customer interaction data generated by Adobe Journey Optimizer, such as email delivery data, open-and-click data, and mobile message delivery data, will be available in the BI tool for analysis in about fifteen minutes after the customer interaction occurs. This is because the data is ingested into Adobe Experience Platform in near real-time and then processed by the Query Service, which runs queries every fifteen minutes by default.
The data will not be available in real-time or in 24 hours, as these are not the default intervals for the Query Service. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/get-started/data-ingestion.html?lang=en#custo
NEW QUESTION # 35
What are three features of development sandboxes in the Adobe Experience Platform? (Choose three.)
- A. Share compute resources for data ingestion
- B. Meant to support up to 10% of licensed profiles
- C. Meant for developing and testing experiences
- D. Share compute resources for segmentation jobs
- E. Used for running production workloads
- F. Always provisioned with a matching production sandbox
Answer: B,C,E
Explanation:
Explanation
Development sandboxes are meant for developing and testing experiences before deploying them to production. They are also meant to support up to 10% of licensed profiles, which means they can handle a subset of the customer data that is available in production. Development sandboxes are not used for running production workloads, which are handled by production sandboxes. Development sandboxes are not always provisioned with a matching production sandbox, as they can be created on demand by the user. Development sandboxes do not share compute resources for segmentation jobs or data ingestion, as each sandbox has its own dedicated resources.
References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/get-started/sandboxes.html?lang=e
NEW QUESTION # 36
A developer wants to set up a journey to send API calls to a third-party system using a custom action. What are two limitations the developer must be aware of? (Choose two.)
- A. Only POST and PUT call methods are supported.
- B. Advanced expression editor does not support arrays in action parameters.
- C. Only simple collections can be passed in custom action parameters.
- D. Only the default ports are allowed when defining a custom action.
Answer: B,C
Explanation:
Explanation
Custom actions are actions that allow the user to send API calls to a third-party system using a custom action template. Custom actions have some limitations that the developer must be aware of. One limitation is that only simple collections can be passed in custom action parameters. A simple collection is a collection that contains only scalar values, such as strings, numbers, or booleans. A complex collection is a collection that contains other collections or objects, such as arrays or maps. Complex collections are not supported in custom action parameters. Another limitation is that the advanced expression editor does not support arrays in action parameters. An array is a type of collection that contains multiple values of the same type, such as [1, 2, 3] or
["a", "b", "c"]. Arrays are not supported in the advanced expression editor, which is used to build expressions for custom action parameters. The developer can use lists instead of arrays, which are similar but have different syntax, such as list(1, 2, 3) or list("a", "b", "c"). The other options are not limitations of custom actions. Custom actions support both POST and PUT call methods, as well as GET and DELETE. Custom actions also allow any port to be defined when creating a custom action template. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/journeys/activities/custom-actions.html?lang=
NEW QUESTION # 37
A developer needs to set up an XDM Individual Profile Schema for Adobe Journey Optimizer. They want to use two identity fields for this process.
Which two identity fields would be used? (Choose two.)
- A. CRMID
- B. XDM ID
- C. Campaign code
- D. Hashed email
Answer: A,D
Explanation:
Explanation
To set up an XDM Individual Profile Schema for Adobe Journey Optimizer, the developer can use two identity fields for this process. An identity field is a field that uniquely identifies a customer entity and links it to their profile in Adobe Experience Platform. There are many types of identity fields that can be used, such as email, phone number, or cookie ID. However, two of the most common and recommended identity fields are CRMID and hashed email. CRMID is an identity field that stores a customer relationship management (CRM) identifier, such as Salesforce ID or Microsoft Dynamics ID. Hashed email is an identity field that stores a hashed version of a customer's email address, which provides more security and privacy than storing the plain textemail. XDM ID and campaign code are not identity fields, but other types of fields that can be used in an XDM Individual Profile Schema. XDM ID is a field that stores a system-generated identifier that is assigned to each profile in Adobe Experience Platform. Campaign code is a field that stores a code that identifies a marketing campaign that a customer has interacted with. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/xdm/home.html?lang=en#identity-fieldshttps://exp
NEW QUESTION # 38
A developer wants to create a landing page that customers will use to opt in and opt out of a subscription list, and after an update to their subscription, use a journey to send a confirmation message.
Which two must configured before creating the landing page? (Choose two.)
- A. Confirmation message journey
- B. Error subpage
- C. Subscription list
- D. Landing page preset
Answer: A,C
Explanation:
Explanation
Two entities that must be configured before creating a landing page that customers will use to opt in and opt out of a subscription list are:
* Subscription list: A subscription list is a configuration that defines a group of customers who have opted in or out of receiving messages from a specific channel, such as email or push notification. The developer must create a subscription list before creating a landing page, as they will need to associate the landing page with the subscription list and use it to update the customer's subscription status.
* Confirmation message journey: A confirmation message journey is a journey that sends a confirmation message to customers who have updated their subscription status on a landing page. The developer must create a confirmation message journey before creating a landing page, as they will need to select it as an option when configuring the landing page settings. The other options are not valid or necessary entities that must be configured before creating a landing page. A landing page preset is an optional configuration that defines a template or layout for creating landing pages, but it is not required to create one before creating a landing page. An error subpage is an optional configuration that defines what content or message should be displayed on a landing page if an error occurs, but it is not required to create one before creating a landing page. References:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/landing-page-channel/create-a-landing-p
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/landing-page-channel/create-a-subscript
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/landing-page-channel/create-a-confirma
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