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Adobe Analytics API 1.4

Tutorial to use my high-level Adobe Analytics API 1.4 on Python

aanalytics2 – v0.2.5

11 March 20217 March 2021 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4, Adobe Analytics API 2.0

Hello world,On this article, I wanted to come back on some of the update that have been made for the aanalytics2 python module.Because there was so much news on that release, I felt that it deserved its own blog post […]

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Adobe Analytics API : retrieveReport

26 August 20186 February 2019 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4

On this post, I will explain the last method available with this API, the retrieveReport method. This method is the last one to be explained because it depends on the others. It works only with the report id that has […]

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Adobe Analytics API : getReport

26 August 20186 February 2019 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4

The method getReport is the heart of the Adobe Analytics API for python. This is most of the time the reason why you would like to use this API. This method is the one that will return the data of your […]

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Adobe Analytics API : getElements

26 August 20186 February 2019 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4

On the Adobe Analytics API, the first method you can use from the library is the getElements. Why this getElements method ? When you want to start the API from Adobe Analytics, you first need to create the statement. As […]

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Adobe Analytics API : The statement class

26 August 20186 February 2019 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4

The Statement Class in the Python Adobe Analytics API This Class (or method in the library) will provide you some additional methods to manipulate the statement you want to use for the Adobe Analytics API. The important information is that […]

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Adobe Analytics API : Statement creation

26 August 20186 February 2019 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4

When you want to use the Adobe Analytics, you will need to create statement as JSON object to the API. In order to do that, the Statement class allows you to retrieve a blank sheet of statement for you to […]

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Adobe Analytics API : Requirements

26 August 20186 February 2019 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4

Starting Guide for the Adobe Analytics API Before you start using the module, there are several things that you need to do to ensure the possibility. Adobe prep side Make sure that you have a marketing cloud id and you […]

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Adobe Analytics API – Introduction

26 August 201828 October 2019 Julien PicciniAdobe Analytics API 1.4

Introduction to Adobe Analytics API : 1.4 This post is the introduction for the tutorial of the python module of the Adobe Analytics API (v1.4). If you land here and want to get to know how to connect to the […]

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