AD0-E409 · Question #6
The eCommerce team wants to run an A/B test to promote the company email newsletter, but only to first time visitors who are not logged in and have not arrived at the website with an email campaign…
The correct answer is C. Web Services Access Group in Adobe Analytics. To select Adobe Analytics as a reporting source in Adobe Target (A4T), the user must belong to the Web Services Access Group in Adobe Analytics - this group grants the API-level access that Target requires to communicate with Analytics and surface it as a reporting source…
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The eCommerce team wants to run an A/B test to promote the company email newsletter, but only to first time visitors who are not logged in and have not arrived at the website with an email campaign id.
- Analytics for Target (A4T) has been configured correctly.
- Adobe Analytics has a segment that meets these requirements.
The person setting up the Adobe Target Activity is unable to select Adobe Analytics as the reporting source. The Adobe Target Architect has verified the user does belong to a group with access to both Analytics and Target. To which other group should the user belong?
Options
- AEnterprise User Permissions Group
- BAdobe Target Product Admin
- CWeb Services Access Group in Adobe Analytics
- DAnalytics Admin Permissions Group
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C79% (26)
- D12% (4)
Explanation
To select Adobe Analytics as a reporting source in Adobe Target (A4T), the user must belong to the Web Services Access Group in Adobe Analytics - this group grants the API-level access that Target requires to communicate with Analytics and surface it as a reporting source option in the Activity setup UI.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Enterprise User Permissions Group): A real Adobe concept, but it doesn't grant the specific Analytics-to-Target reporting bridge access needed here.
- B (Adobe Target Product Admin): Admin rights in Target control what users can do within Target, not cross-product reporting source access.
- D (Analytics Admin Permissions Group): General Analytics admin access doesn't specifically enable the A4T reporting integration - the Web Services group is the precise requirement.
Memory tip: Think of "Web Services" as the handshake group - it's what allows one Adobe product to reach across and "talk" to another via the API layer, which is exactly what A4T needs to pull Analytics data into Target's reporting.
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