How to configure Adobe Analytics integration

This how-to provides a comprehensive guide to setting up Adobe Analytics integration with AB Tasty through Data Feed export, detailing each step from creating eVarsarrow-up-right and events to configuring data feeds.

Overview

ABTasty Recommendations needs to collect the following "hits" and associated details to cross-reference with your catalog and train its algorithms:

  • Page views

  • Purchases

  • ABTasty Recommendations events

Prerequisites

  • Ensure you have administrative access to Adobe Analytics to create eVars, events, and data feeds.

Step-by-step guide

1

Create eVars for recommendation tracking

Create two text-type eVar in Adobe Analytics:

  1. recommendation_id

  2. recommendation_item_ids

2

Configure success events

Create three Counter-type success eventsarrow-up-right to measure your recommendations KPIs:

  1. recommendation_show

  2. recommendation_add_to_cart

  3. recommendation_go_to_page

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For each event, set the Unique Event Recording column to "Use Event ID"

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Create a Data Feed

  1. Set up a Data Feed to send daily exports to AB Tasty by following the steps described herearrow-up-right.

  2. Use ABTasty’s SFTP as destination.

  3. Ensure the following columns are included:

  • date_time

  • visid_high

  • visid_low

  • visit_num

  • visit_page_num

  • page_url

  • pagename

  • purchaseid

  • product_list

  • eVarXX

  • eVarXX

  • mobile_id

  • event_list

Save your Data Feed configuration and note down the export name.

5

Enable dynamic lookups

Contact Adobe support to enable dynamic lookupsarrow-up-right on your Data Feed. This will allow mobile device attributes to be included in the exported data.

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Share the configuration details with your TSM

Provide your TSM with the following information:

  • The Data Feed export name

  • Both eVar names: recommendation_id and recommendation_item_ids

  • All three event IDs: recommendation_show , recommendation_add_to_cart and recommendation_go_to_page

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