An Adobe business practitioner needs to export a report on user activities with various reporting tools within Adobe Campaign. The business practitioner would like to know how many times each report has been generated and how many unique users used it.
What is the best practice to accomplish this task?
Adobe Campaign provides several reporting tools that can help analyze and represent data for different purposes. Some of these tools are:
Audit features: These features allow you to track and monitor user activities on various objects and folders in Adobe Campaign, such as deliveries, workflows, reports, etc. You can access them under Administration > Audit folder.
logins.log file: This file records all the login attempts to Adobe Campaign server, including successful and failed logins. You can access it in the nlserver syslogd module.
Delivery summary report: This report shows a summary of the delivery settings and statistics, such as target population, subject line, sender name, etc. You can access it in Adobe Creative Cloud.
This would allow you to export a report on user activities with various reporting tools within Adobe Campaign. You would be able to see how many times each report has been generated and how many unique users used it.
A business practitioner wants to give one of the team members access to all pre-defined filters, dashboards, and web application, regardless of users rights to folders. This must include read, write, and delete data.
What is the right way to give access?
By selecting System Folder. This is the right way to give access to all pre-defined filters, dashboards, and web application, regardless of users rights to folders. This also includes read, write, and delete data permissions for these objects.
A customer wants to trigger an email on a specified frequency based on the customer journey.
Given that the customer wants the delivery statistics consolidated, what kind of email delivery should the business practitioner configure in this scenario?
A business practitioner has been deploying a campaign and running the delivery. The practitioner notices that delivery paused at the time of approval.
What is the named right required to resume the delivery?
Based on this information, I think the named right required to resume the delivery that paused at the time of approval isB. APPROVE DELIVERIES. This right allows you to approve a delivery after it has been prepared by another operator. You can also start a delivery after approving it if you have the START DELIVERIES right.
During a data investigation, a business practitioner modifies workflow properties to keep the results of interim populations between two executions.
What are two purposes of this step? (Choose two.)
The two purposes of modifying workflow properties to keep the results of interim populations between two executions areD. To save data created with each run of the workflow to a list andE. To analyze data that is being passed between two activities in the workflow.
Saving data created with each run of the workflow to a list allows the business practitioner to keep track of the data generated by the workflow. This can be useful for analyzing the data and for troubleshooting any issues that may arise. Analyzing data that is being passed between two activities in the workflow can help the business practitioner to identify any issues with the workflow and to optimize the workflow for better performance.
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