Your consultant or partner will conduct a discovery workshop to help define the implementation requirement.
During this phase, your consultant or partner collects information on various design aspects, such as Access Management, Data Management, Content and Offer Management, Campaign Design and Execution, Reporting needs, integration with other systems, and Automation and optimization of the process.
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Read out Campaign Classic product description to learn key capabilities, limitations, offers and related IT infrastructure resources.
Check capabilities, limitations and infrastructure
- Campaign product description
- Campaign Release notes
- Campaign hardware sizing guide
On-premise & hybrid hosting models
Following the discovery sessions, the Adobe Campaign account is provisioned and configured. The whole installation and configuration process is described in the Installation Guide. Key links are listed below.
Work with multi-solutions
Discover the full list of Adobe solution which can be integrated with Adobe Campaign in this page.
Your consultant or partner works with your company's technical team to decide on and implement the processes outlined during the discovery phase. Before starting any implementation, consult the Campaign Classic Deprecated and Removed features page.
Configure tracking
Learn about tracking capabilities in Adobe Campaign in this page.
Tutorial videos
- Learn how to use common JavaScript functions and write to the database
- Learn how to use a static postEvent method to trigger workflows
- See how to use a static Write method to interact with the database
- See how to use a non-static queryDef method to interact with the database
- Learn how to extend the available API methods for Campaign Schemas
The documents listed in this section provides information on the package creation and deployment process to move the objects across different environments. It also lists some sample tests that should be carried post the deployment of package.
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Depending on the hosting model (Hybrid, On-premise or Managed Services), customers may not have access to the complete set of capabilities. Some procedures can only be performed by Adobe. Learn more.