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Adobe Web SDK and Adobe Tags implementation

Adobe Web SDK and Adobe Tags implementation: data layer, datastreams, consent, Edge Network, migration from legacy libraries and validation.

Quick answer

Adobe Web SDK (alloy.js) is a single JavaScript library that sends data to the Adobe Edge Network, where a datastream routes it to AEP, Analytics, Target and other services. We design the data layer, configure datastreams and consent, migrate from legacy libraries, and validate events end to end.

How to implement Web SDK

  1. Design an XDM-aligned data layer for pages and interactions.
  2. Create the datastream and map it to AEP datasets and other services.
  3. Deploy Web SDK through Adobe Tags with consent configured.
  4. Send page views and key events; validate with debugging tools and dataset previews.
  5. Decommission legacy libraries in a controlled migration.

Web SDK is a form of streaming ingestion and the usual first step before CJA.

Frequently asked questions

Can Web SDK replace AppMeasurement and at.js?

Web SDK is designed to replace the separate legacy libraries with one library; migration should be planned to protect reporting continuity.

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