The product team wants to upload product pricing data from an offline database to the transaction ID in Adobe Analytics. Which data import tool should be used for this task?

The correct answer is A. Data sources. When there is offline data you want permanently written into Adobe Analytics Options: Summary: simple data uploads, by day or limited dimensions Transaction ID: data uploads that connect an online endpoint to offline data, and fully associate imported data to a visitor snapshot…

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AData sources
BData Connecter
CClassification Importer
DAdobe fastETL

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When there is offline data you want permanently written into Adobe Analytics Options: Summary: simple data uploads, by day or limited dimensions Transaction ID: data uploads that connect an online endpoint to offline data, and fully associate imported data to a visitor snapshot captured online (e.g. orders complete online, and get returned offline) Transaction ID data sources allow you to not only view online and offline data side-by-side, but tie the data together. It requires the use of the transactionID variable in your Analytics implementation. When you send an online hit that contains a transactionID value, Adobe takes a "snapshot" of all variables set or persisted at that time. If a matching transaction ID uploaded through Data Sources is found, the offline and online data is tied together. It does not matter which source of data is seen first.

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