Adobe Customer Journey Analytics Developer Expert flashcards
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- CJA connection
- A configuration object that maps one or more AEP datasets into a single data source for CJA, defining the person identifier and contributing event and lookup data.
- Event dataset role
- A dataset whose rows become fact records in CJA, contributing to event counts and metrics. Lookup datasets enrich dimensions but do not add rows.
- Lookup dataset join
- A dataset joined to event data on a shared key to add dimension attributes. Failed joins yield no-value rows rather than dropping events.
- Backfill window
- The period during which late-arriving or corrected records are re-ingested into a connection. Data older than the window is not automatically refreshed.
- Person ID namespace
- The identity namespace (default ECID) used by a connection to link events into a person timeline. It must be consistent across all datasets in the connection.
- Dataset retention dependency
- CJA can only query rows still retained in the AEP data lake. Dataset retention policy, not CJA, governs how long data remains queryable.
- Data view purpose
- A container that defines dimensions, metrics, segments, and calculated metrics over a connection. One connection can back multiple data views.
- Component visibility toggle
- A data view setting that hides a field from the component rail without deleting it. Hidden components remain available to existing projects.
- Metric attribution setting
- A per-metric data view setting controlling how credit is allocated across touchpoints. Changing it affects all reports using that metric.
- Dimension persistence
- A data view setting that determines how a dimension value carries forward across events or visits, such as last touch or first touch.
- Session definition
- A data view setting defining session timeout and background event handling, which governs visit-based metrics like visits and bounces.
- Component ID stability
- The internal identifier, not the display name, links a component to saved projects. Renaming a component does not break references.
- Stitching
- The process of combining events from multiple datasets into one person timeline using a shared identifier, enabling cross-device and cross-channel reporting.
- Field-based stitching
- A stitching method that links events using a high-confidence identifier such as an authenticated user ID present in the datasets.
- Graph-based stitching
- A stitching method that uses the AEP identity graph to resolve identities across datasets, linking events through shared identity namespaces.
- Stitching lookback
- The time window within which events are stitched. Older events require a re-stitch operation, which is costly and time-limited.
- People versus visits
- People counts distinct stitched identities, while visits counts sessions. Visits can exceed people because one person may have multiple sessions.
- Derived field
- A rule-based dimension computed at query time, such as marketing channel. Changing the rule reclassifies historical data on the next query.
- Identity mapping consistency
- Datasets must map the same identity namespace consistently. An ECID in one dataset and a CRM ID in another without a linking field will not stitch.
- Freeform row limit
- The maximum rows displayed per breakdown in a freeform table, configurable in table settings. Higher limits increase query time and load.
- Panel versus table segment
- A panel-level segment filters all visualizations in the panel. A table-level segment filters only that table's data.
- Calculated metric nesting
- Calculated metrics may reference other calculated metrics, but circular references are rejected at save time by the platform.
- Fallout visualization
- A Workspace visualization showing drop-off across ordered touchpoints. It supports up to ten touchpoints per step in a defined path.
- Anomaly detection baseline
- Anomaly detection compares observed values to an expected range derived from the metric's attribution model and historical data.
- Project sharing permissions
- Workspace project access is separate from data view permissions. A user needs both to view a shared project and its underlying data.
- Governance label propagation
- Data governance labels applied in AEP propagate to CJA and can block a field from use as a dimension or metric.
- Privacy request handling
- Access and delete requests are processed at the AEP dataset level. CJA reflects deletions after lake records are removed.
- Consent filtering
- CJA does not automatically exclude opted-out users. Consent and opt-out flags must be captured in the schema and filtered via segments.
- Row-level data filter
- A data view control restricting which rows a user can see. It is enforced at query time and is not visible to the user.
- Missing dimension value
- Usually caused by a schema mapping gap or a failed lookup join, not a data view configuration error. Check dataset mapping first.
- Non-additive metric
- A metric such as people or visits whose breakdown rows do not sum to the total, because distinct counting or attribution prevents simple addition.
- Audit trail
- AEP records dataset and connection changes in audit logs. CJA component changes appear in the Admin console audit trail.