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core-services.en's Issues

Outdated instructions for customers

Issue in ./help/interface/organizations.md

The instructions provided in this workflow are super outdated, the dashboard looks different now.

I was trying to send the instructions to the customer so they can connect their Adobe ID with their products but it did not work.
Screenshot 2022-10-19 at 14 14 22

Any help and updates will be highly appreciated.

The article does not contain any useful information

Issue in ./help/interface/t-publish-audience-segment.md

I was redirected to this page from https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/segmentation/segmentation-workflow/seg-publish.html?lang=en by clicking "enabled for the Experience Cloud". It redirects to the page with content:

Publish an Analytics audience segment to Experience Cloud and to Adobe Target for audience marketing activities.

Refer to the Adobe Analytics documentation for instructions.

The documentation brings the user back to the initial page.

And round round round we go :)

Can we include instructions how to check if the Report Suite is enabled for the Experience Cloud:
Screenshot 2022-10-14 at 15 48 22

Information is missing

Issue in ./help/interface/cookies-advertising-cloud.md

There is a lot of question about the security of the website. Could you please add more information wheather the cookie can have "httpOnly" and "secure" attributes checked?

Thanks,
Darpan

Provisioning link is wrong

Issue in ./help/interface/audience-library.md

On this page: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/core-services/interface/services/audiences/audience-library.html?lang=en#

There is a link to provisioning in this text:

Cannot find Audiences? Ensure that you are provisioned. See Getting started - enable your applications for core services.Go here to request access to Profiles and Audiences (integrations provisioning form).

Cannot find Audiences? Ensure that you are provisioned. See Getting started - enable your applications for core services.
Go here to request access to Profiles and Audiences (integrations provisioning form).

That link (to allegiancetech) is dead. Use this one instead: https://survey.adobe.com/jfe/form/SV_ekBHTLSoP5Zki2y

Need to delineate between 1st and 3rd party cookies

Issue in ./help/interface/cookies-target.md

Some of the content on this page is confusing. For example, cookies don't have a "server domain" setting, they just have a domain setting. If it's a 3rd party cookie set by Target, then it will have a domain setting which includes "tt.omtrdc.net". If it's a first party cookie, it will be set on the customers domain.

I think country codes like .co.uk have had out-of-the-box support for many years.

The page still refers to "campaigns" instead of "activities". It should probably be revamped.

Typo

Issue in ./help/interface/experience-cloud.md

In the Access Experience Cloud applications section:

To access Experience Cloud applications and services provisioned for you within your organization, go to the application selector

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