Adobe CJA Business Practitioner Pro flashcards
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- Event dataset requirement
- CJA accepts only Experience Platform event datasets that contain a timestamp and a person identifier; profile and lookup datasets cannot be enabled for CJA reporting.
- Connection scope
- A CJA connection is sandbox-specific and links one or more event datasets to data views; datasets can be reused across multiple data views in that connection.
- Stitching lookback
- CJA cross-device stitching uses a 25-month lookback window and periodically replays data to apply newly resolved identities to historical events.
- Data Prep mapping
- Data Prep in Experience Platform maps source fields to XDM schema fields before CJA ingests them; mappings apply at the dataset level and affect all data views.
- Data view session timeout
- The data view session setting defines inactivity before a new session starts; default is 30 minutes and changes apply prospectively to session calculation.
- Component curation
- In a data view, components can be renamed, hidden, or described without changing underlying schema fields; component IDs remain stable for Workspace projects.
- Metric attribution default
- Each metric in a data view can have a default attribution model and lookback window; Workspace users can override these per panel or table.
- XDM schema role
- CJA data views map Experience Platform XDM fields to dimensions and metrics; schema changes require data view review to keep components valid.
- Freeform table breakdown
- Breaking down a dimension row splits its metric values by another dimension; breakdowns respect the panel date range and segment context.
- Fallout visualization
- Fallout shows how many people proceed through an ordered sequence of touchpoints and the drop-off rate between each step.
- Cohort table
- A cohort table groups people by a shared first event date and tracks retention or metric behavior in subsequent periods.
- Anomaly detection
- Anomaly detection compares actual metric values with expected ranges using statistical models and flags points outside the confidence band.
- Segment containers
- CJA segment containers are event, session, and person; the container determines whether criteria must occur on one event, within one session, or across a person's history.
- Sequential segment
- A sequential segment uses Then logic so one condition must occur after another within the chosen container and lookback.
- Calculated metric limits
- Calculated metrics combine existing metrics with arithmetic or functions; they cannot directly reference dimensions and must use metrics or segments.
- Audience publishing
- CJA audiences can be published to Adobe Experience Platform for activation in destinations; they evaluate person-level membership using CJA data.
- Last touch model
- Last touch assigns 100% of conversion credit to the final touchpoint seen before the conversion within the attribution lookback window.
- Participation model
- Participation gives full conversion credit to every touchpoint that occurred in the lookback window, so credit totals can exceed conversions.
- Attribution lookback
- The attribution lookback window sets how far back CJA searches for touchpoints; touchpoints outside the window receive no credit.
- U-shaped model
- U-shaped attribution gives more credit to first and last touchpoints and distributes remaining credit across middle touchpoints.
- Person ID selection
- CJA uses the person ID chosen from the identity map to stitch events; if absent, it falls back to the ECID for that device.
- Identity namespace
- An identity namespace defines the type of identifier, such as ECID, email, or CRM ID, and governs how identities are linked in the graph.
- Fallout journey view
- Fallout visualizes cross-channel progression through ordered steps and highlights where people exit before completing the journey.
- Channel classification
- Channel logic assigns touchpoints to marketing channels using rules or derived fields; consistent classification is required for cross-channel comparison.
- Data usage labels
- Experience Platform data usage labels such as contract, identity, and sensitive are applied to fields and enforced in CJA reporting and activation.
- Privacy Service deletion
- A Privacy Service request deletes or anonymizes identified data across Experience Platform and CJA; deletion is identity-based and may take time.
- Product profiles
- Admin Console product profiles grant CJA permissions; they control access to data views, components, and administrative features for user groups.
- Data retention period
- CJA retains event data for 25 months by default; retention is independent of Experience Platform dataset retention settings.
- KPI tree
- A KPI tree links business objectives to primary KPIs and supporting metrics, showing how lower-level drivers influence the top outcome.
- Conversion rate formula
- Conversion rate equals conversions divided by visitors or sessions for the same period, multiplied by 100 to express a percentage.
- North Star metric
- A North Star metric is the single outcome measure that best represents customer value delivered and aligns teams around shared goals.
- Measurement plan
- A measurement plan maps business questions to KPIs, metrics, dimensions, segments, and data sources before implementation begins.