Adobe AD7-E601 Adobe Real-time CDP Technical Practitioner Exam Practice Test

This is the most appropriate workflow to launch a summer sale email campaign to target customers who have browsed for any summer clothing in the last 90 days. By selecting email opt in = YES as an attribute, the company can filter out customers who have not consented to receive email communications. By selecting product.browse = last 90 days and product.category = Sandals, Swimwear, Tshirts, Shorts as events, the company can capture customers who have shown interest in summer products recently. By saving the segment and scheduling the export for 7/31, the company can ensure that the segment is up to date and ready to be sent out on August 1. References: : Create a Segment : Schedule Segment Export

The correct answer is C because it matches the outcome of deduplication enabled on phone number. The destination file will only include one customer record per phone number, and it will choose the record with the earliest create date. In this case, Customer 1 has an earlier create date than Customer 2, so Customer 1 will be included in the destination file and Customer 2 will be excluded. References: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/rtcdp/destinations/overview.html?lang=en

This is the correct answer because AEP allows users to choose between streaming or batch evaluation for their segments depending on their segment definition and data sources. Streaming evaluation is available for segments that use streaming data sources, such as HTTP Sink Connector or Adobe Analytics Connector, and do not use any batch-only features, such as time windows or derived attributes. Batch evaluation is available for segments that use batch data sources, such as S3 Connector or FTP Connector, or use any batch-only features. Users can also switch between streaming and batch evaluation modes for their segments if they meet certain criteria. References: : Segment Evaluation

Analytical functions are functions that allow users to perform complex calculations on data within a segment definition. For example, users can use analytical functions to calculate averages, sums, counts, ranks, percentiles, and more. Analytical functions can help users create more advanced segments based on derived metrics or attributes. References: : Analytical Functions Overview

The correct answer is D because it matches the requirement given in the question. The customer wants to send out an email or text invitation, so they need to send the Name, Mobile Phone Number, and Email Address data fields to the destination. The other options do not include all of these data fields or are irrelevant for sending an invitation. References:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/rtcdp/destinations/overview.html?lang=en

This is the most effective workflow to send win-back messaging to consumers through Instagram ads based on their last purchase, whether it occurred on the organization’s App, website, or in-store. By bringing in member profile data from Member Hub into AEP, the company can leverage the profile data and identity stitching features of AEP to create a unified view of their customers. By bringing in transaction data (order id, purchase date, purchase amount, transaction details) - From DOL, BMOL, and Clickstream into AEP dataset, the company can ingest online and offline purchase data from different sources into AEP. By creatingsegments in AEP based on channel - App, website, or in-store for customers who have made purchases in the last 2 months, the company can use the segmentation service and UI of AEP to define and evaluate their target audience based on profile attributes and behaviors. By sending audiences to Facebook via s3 destination exports, the company can activate their segment across multiple channels, such as Instagram ads. References: : Onboard Data into Platform : Create a Segment : Share Segments with Destinations

These are two possible reasons why some identities have been excluded after mapping a segment to an external destination. Some identities were not recognized by the destination means that there was no matching identifier between AEP and the destination system. For example, if AEP sends email addresses as identifiers but the destination system expects phone numbers as identifiers, then there will be no match and those identities will be excluded. Some identities were not meeting consent policies means that there was a violation of data usage governance rules based on data labels and marketing actions. For example, if AEP sends PII data as part of a segment but the destination system is not authorized to use PII data for personalization purposes, then those identities will be excluded. References: : Identity Mapping Overview : Data Usage Governance Overview

Governance policy is a feature that allows users to define how data can be used for different destinations based on data labels and marketing actions. Data labels are tags that indicate the sensitivity or classification of data, such as PII or opt-out. Marketing actions are categories of activities that describe how data is used for a destination, such as personalization or analytics. By creating a governance policy, users can connect policies with data labels and enable data usage enforcement for that destination. References: : Governance Policy Overview : Data Labels Overview : Marketing Actions Overview : Create a Governance Policy

These are three menu options that can be used to validate and monitor a destination. Systems View allows users to see the status of dataflows between sources and destinations, as well as any errors or warnings. Overview allows users to see the basic information and settings of a destination, such as name, description, type, and activation status. Browse allows users to see the segments that have been shared with a destination, as well as their size and export status. References: : Systems View : Overview : Browse