Log on to Adobe Analytics log-in-to-adobe-analytics

Before you log in to configure Adobe Analytics reports and match Adobe Analytics report variables to Adobe Dynamic Media Classic events, verify that you are a member of the Web Service Access group in Adobe Analytics. Members in this group can access all reports in the specified report suites by way of the Experience Cloud’s Web Services API regardless of the permissions set in the interface. To add a member to the group, in Adobe Analytics, go to Admin Tools > User Management > Edit Groups.

When you log in, you have the option of entering your Experience Cloud Org ID to use the latest video analytics implementation. If you choose not to enter your ID, video reporting still works. However, it can cause the data to not integrate correctly with other data for that client from outside Adobe Dynamic Media Classic.

NOTE
If your Adobe Analytics account has been migrated to Adobe IMS-based authentication (Identity Management System) for login, entering direct credentials does not work.

Log on to Adobe Analytics from Adobe Dynamic Media Classic log-in-to-analytics-from-dmc

Begin by integrating Dynamic Media Classic with Adobe Analytics OAuth. The Adobe Analytics OAuth integration with Dynamic Media Classic is typically only done once per user.

  1. Access Adobe Developer Console. Ensure that your account has administrator permissions for the organization for which the integration is required.

  2. Near the upper-right corner of the Home page, from the drop-down list, select the appropriate company. (The screenshot below is for information purposes only; the actual company name that you select can vary.)

    Create a new project

  3. Do either one of the following:

    • At the top of the page, from the Home tab, select Create new project.
    • At the top of the page, from the Projects tab. Near the right corner of the page, select Create new project.
  4. On the project’s page, select Add API.

  5. On the Add an API page, select Adobe Analytics.

  6. Near the lower-right corner of the page, select Next.

    Add an API

  7. On the Configure API page, select USER AUTHENTICATION OAuth.

  8. Near the lower-right corner of the page, select Next.

  9. On the Configure API page, select OAUTH 2.0 Web.

  10. In the Default redirect URI text field, enter the following path exactly as shown:

    https://exploreadobe.com/dynamic-media-upgrade/

  11. In the Redirect URI pattern text field, enter the following path exactly as shown:

    https://exploreadobe\.com/dynamic-media-upgrade/

  12. In the lower-right corner of the page, select Save configured API.

  13. In the navigation panel, on the left side of the Adobe Analytics page, under Credentials, select OAuth Web.

  14. Under Credential details, do the following:

    • Under Client ID, select Copy to copy the value. You need this value for the subsequent Analytics configuration in the Dynamic Media Classic desktop application that is to follow.
    • Under Client Secret, select Retrieve client secret to reveal the associated value. Select Copy to copy the value. You need this value for the subsequent Adobe Analytics configuration in Dynamic Media Classic desktop application that is to follow.

Configure Adobe Analytics in Adobe Dynamic Media Classic configure-analytics-in-dmc

NOTE
After your initial configuration of Adobe Analytics in Dynamic Media Classic, the only times you must redo the configuration is in the following cases:
  • A new report is added in Analytics and user wants to start sending data to that new report.
  • The Tracking server is updated in Adobe Analytics.
  • A new tracking variable is introduced in a report and you want to link a specific Viewer variable in the Dynamic Media Classic user interface to that new Analytics variable.
  1. Near the upper-right corner of the Adobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop application, go to Setup > Application Setup.

  2. In the left panel, under Application Setup, select Adobe Analytics.

  3. On the Adobe Analytics Configuration page, select Adobe Analytics Login.

  4. In the Adobe Analytics Login dialog box, in the CLIENT ID field and the CLIENT SECRET field, paste the respective values that you copied earlier.

  5. In the lower-right corner of the dialog box, select Login and perform your Adobe IMS (Identity Management Services) login.

    When you successfully log in, the Adobe Analytics Login dialog box appears again along with the COMPANIES drop-down list, initiated by the companies that are available to you.

  6. From the COMPANIES drop-down list, choose a company.

    After you select a company, the SUITES drop-down list, initiated by the Report Suites that are available for the selected company, becomes visible.

  7. From the SUITES drop-down list, choose a report suite.

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    NOTE
    By default, the user must be aware of the fact that both COMPANIES and SUITES drop-down lists are empty. As such, the user must select a value from each list.
  8. Select OK so you can save the configuration.

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    NOTE
    The Adobe Analytics Server field gets populated with a suggested third-party tracking server that matches your analytics namespace when you select OK. If you use a different tracking server, update it in this field to avoid data loss.
  9. In the lower-left corner of the Adobe Analytics Configuration page, select Save to ensure that your Adobe Analytics account configuration is updated.

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