AD0-E409 · Question #111
Which steps are required to integrate Adobe Target with Adobe Analytics for reporting? (Select two)
The correct answer is A. Configure A4T in Adobe Target. D. Link the Analytics report suite with Target. Integrating Adobe Target with Adobe Analytics requires two foundational steps: configuring A4T (Analytics for Target) within Adobe Target (A) to enable the analytics-based reporting pipeline, and linking the Analytics report suite with Target (D) so data flows into the correct…
Question
Which steps are required to integrate Adobe Target with Adobe Analytics for reporting? (Select two)
Options
- AConfigure A4T in Adobe Target.
- BEnable Analytics segments in Adobe Target.
- CSet up a shared audience in Experience Cloud.
- DLink the Analytics report suite with Target.
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A83% (40)
- B10% (5)
- C6% (3)
Explanation
Integrating Adobe Target with Adobe Analytics requires two foundational steps: configuring A4T (Analytics for Target) within Adobe Target (A) to enable the analytics-based reporting pipeline, and linking the Analytics report suite with Target (D) so data flows into the correct Analytics workspace for reporting. These two steps establish the technical bridge between the two platforms - without both, the integration is incomplete.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Enable Analytics segments) - Analytics segments are not part of the A4T setup process; they're a separate Analytics feature used for audience filtering, not integration configuration.
- C (Set up a shared audience in Experience Cloud) - Shared audiences relate to the People/Audience Library for targeting, not for enabling Analytics as a reporting source in Target.
Memory tip: Think of it as a two-key lock - one key is inside Target (configure A4T) and the other is inside Analytics (link the report suite). Both keys must turn for the door to open. If a choice sounds like it's about audiences or segments rather than reporting setup, it's a distractor.
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