Several terminology changes have rolled out across the product documentation as a result. Please refer to the following document for a consolidated reference of the terminology changes. Tags in Adobe Experience Platform follow a rule-based system. They look for user interaction and associated data. When the criteria outlined in your rules are met, the rule triggers the extension, script, or client-side code you identified.
Build rules to integrate the data and functionality of marketing and ad tech that unifies disparate products into a single solution. Events If : The event is what you want the rule to look for. This is defined by choosing an event, any applicable conditions, and any exceptions. A tag rule can trigger as many discrete actions as you want, and you can control the order in which these actions occur. For example, a single rule for an e-commerce Thank You page can trigger your analytics tools and third-party tags from a single rule.
There is no need to create separate rules for each extension or tag. You can add more event types. Changes do not take effect until they are published. If a specified event occurs, the conditions are evaluated, then the specified actions take place if needed.
Events : Specify one or more events that must take place to trigger the rule. Multiple events are joined by an OR. Any of the specified events will trigger the rule. Conditions : Narrow the event by configuring any conditions that must be true for an event to trigger the rule. An exception is defined as a NOT condition. Multiple conditions are joined by an AND. The events that are available depend on which extensions are installed. For information about the events in the Core extension, see Core extension event types.
Actions are the Then portion of a rule. They define what you want to happen when the rule runs. When an event is triggered, if conditions evaluate to true and exceptions evaluate to false, the actions are performed. You can drag and drop actions to order them as desired. Choose your extension and one of the event types available for that extension, then configure the settings for the event.
Event settings will differ based on the event type. To reference data from the Edge network, the data element path must be arc. Default order for all rule components is If you want one to run sooner, give it a number lower than Order of execution is order of numbers. A: Prior to , Adobe used the scaled score format; a sequence of gradated numbers to which all possible raw scores are mapped. Adobe used a scale of to , and mapped an exam's passing score to the mark. In , Adobe started reporting the exam's actual percentage score and stopped using the scaled score format.
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Adobe Sign supports both methods of signing in a single, scalable signature solution. Read the white paper on electronic and digital signatures. In addition, some turnkey integrations - such as our Salesforce integration - let you build custom workflow templates as well. With this tool, administrators can design and manage workflow templates easily with an intuitive drag-and-drop editor. It's easy to specify: documents to be included in an agreement; characteristics of the participants, including predefined names and roles; form fields to be pre-filled by the sender; agreement expiration or password options; and more.
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When a consumer crosses a throttling threshold, that request is rejected with HTTP responses. Each request made to Adobe Sign is evaluated based on the amount of system resources it will consume. Different parameters passed to the same endpoint might contribute a different amount of resource consumption. Furthermore, some requests may trigger lengthy background processes that are also considered in our throttling evaluation algorithm.
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