Adobe Journey Optimizer Business Practitioner flashcards
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- AJO vs. AEP boundary
- AJO owns journeys, campaigns, messages, and offers; Adobe Experience Platform owns schemas, datasets, identities, and unified profiles that AJO reads.
- Journey entry sources
- A journey starts from one entry: an event (unitary), an audience qualification, or a business event. Each journey has exactly one entry point.
- Campaign vs. journey
- A campaign is a single scheduled or immediate send to an audience with no per-profile state; a journey is stateful and multi-step across time.
- Billable profile
- A licensed metric counting distinct profiles messaged within a billing period across channels; it drives AJO consumption rather than raw profile count.
- Wait activity
- A journey node that holds each profile for a duration or until a date before continuing; profiles wait independently.
- Journey re-entry rule
- A journey-level setting controlling whether a profile may enter again: no re-entry, after a fixed period, or unlimited entries.
- Condition activity branching
- A node evaluating profile, context, or expression logic and routing profiles down true or false paths, each of which must terminate.
- Test mode
- A journey publication mode that lets a chosen test profile simulate entry and message rendering without sending to real customers.
- Content fragment
- A reusable, centrally managed content block with its own approval status that can be embedded in multiple messages and campaigns.
- Channel surface
- A configuration defining sender identity and channel settings, such as email sender address or push app, that a message must reference.
- Proof send
- Rendering a message with a selected test profile to verify layout and personalization; it does not validate delivery to the production audience.
- Expression editor
- The authoring tool for personalization using Handlebars-style syntax over profile attributes, context attributes, and helper functions.
- Frequency rule
- A per-channel constraint limiting how often a profile can receive messages within a defined window, applied at send time.
- Segment evaluation types
- Batch segments evaluate on a schedule, streaming segments evaluate near real-time on events, and edge segments evaluate at the edge for low latency.
- Profile Query Language
- PQL is the expression language used to define segment membership and decision rules against unified profile data.
- Identity graph
- The AEP structure linking identities across namespaces so events and attributes resolve into one unified profile for segmentation.
- Merge policy
- A profile setting determining which attribute values win when multiple data sources contribute conflicting values to a unified profile.
- Audience qualification trigger
- A journey entry that admits profiles when they newly qualify for a segment, subject to the journey's re-entry rules.
- Consent at send time
- Governance and consent labels evaluated when a message is sent; profiles lacking channel consent are excluded from delivery.
- Offer item
- The actual offer content and attributes that can be presented; it is grouped into collections and shown in placements.
- Placement
- A decisioning object describing where an offer appears, such as a web banner or email slot, used to constrain selection.
- Decision policy
- A configuration combining placements, collections, eligibility rules, and ranking to select the best offer per profile at decision time.
- Offer capping
- A constraint limiting how many times a profile can receive a given offer or offers overall within a defined period.
- Fallback offer
- An offer shown when no eligible offer is available for a placement, preventing an empty decision result.
- Offer ranking method
- The rule determining which eligible offer wins: formula-based weighted attributes or AI-based ranking over profile and offer data.
- Journey report drop-off
- Reporting that shows entry, exit, and profile counts per node, revealing where profiles stop progressing through a journey.
- Success event
- A defined conversion event attributed to a journey or campaign; without it, conversion reporting is not available.
- Data usage labels
- AEP governance tags on attributes that policies evaluate to restrict how data may be used in messaging and decisioning.
- Approval workflow
- A governance gate requiring review before a message or fragment can be published and used in active campaigns.
- Sandbox isolation
- Separation of development and production environments so journeys, audiences, and offers do not cross; assets move via export and import.
- A/B test variant
- A message or content variant sent to a defined audience split, with a winner chosen by the configured success metric.
- Business event trigger
- A journey entry driven by a non-profile event such as an inventory or price change, used to notify many profiles.