Adobe Campaign 8.6.4 improves application stability for Enterprise (FFDA) deployments with strengthened architecture mechanisms and new technical workflows. A new 'Enable watchdog supervisor' option allows workflows to automatically restart after errors, enhancing reliability.
Release 8.7.3 is now available in Limited Availability (LA), specifically for customers migrating from Adobe Campaign Standard to Adobe Campaign v8. This release is exclusively for these migration scenarios and cannot be deployed on other environments. Users should consult the Campaign v8 web user interface documentation for transition details.
This release introduces a new SMS sending connector for FFDA deployments and enhances the Campaign Web UI with profile enrichment for transactional messages and multilingual capabilities for various messaging types. It also addresses numerous issues, including database cleanup failures, tracking data recording, and personalization in fragments.
This release introduces a new General Availability (GA) SMS sending connector and several GA features for the Campaign Web UI, including multilingual delivery and profile enrichment in transactional messages. Security enhancements include OAuth2 authentication for Snowflake and Databricks external accounts, and fixes for workflow vulnerabilities and FTP URL allowlisting. A mandatory Client Console upgrade is required.
Release 8.9.2 mandates a Client Console upgrade and includes significant security enhancements through upgrades to Debian 13 and PostgreSQL 17. Several critical issues were resolved, including incorrect event dates in transactional events and failures in push notifications and delivery preparation.
VEC changes not reflected on sites using Shadow DOM (Salesforce Lightning Web Components).
A fix has been implemented for an issue where Visual Experience Composer (VEC) changes, such as CTA color modifications, were not being saved or reflected on live Salesforce sites utilizing Lightning Web Components (LWC) and Shadow DOM. Previously, the CMS consistently failed to accept updates from A/B tests and other activity types for these sites.
The Overview page now displays the full names of audiences and experiences without truncation. This enhancement improves visibility for activity configurations, eliminating the need to select text to view complete names. Users can now easily identify and review all audience and experience names at a glance.
A new toggle has been added to the Implementation screen to manage flicker. This allows administrators to directly enable or disable the flicker management setting from this interface. The update is part of the 26.3.2 release.
A fix resolves an issue where modifications to direct offers within an activity experience were not being saved. Previously, changes made to a direct offer would appear to save but were lost upon reopening the offer. Now, all changes to direct offers are properly saved and persist.
This release includes fixes for direct offer changes not saving in activities and VEC modifications not reflecting on sites using Shadow DOM. It also introduces a toggle for flicker management on the Implementation screen and enhances the Overview page to display full audience and experience names.
An advanced HTML editor for email content templates is now available, enabling direct HTML source editing within the Email Designer. This feature supports advanced expressions like conditions and allows seamless switching between HTML and desktop views without losing changes. It is currently in Limited Availability for the Email channel.
Users can now monitor the health, training status, and performance of Decisioning AI models to verify training success, troubleshoot failures, and understand impact on outcomes. This capability helps in selecting optimal offers for customers using AI. It is currently available for personalized optimization models within Decisioning.
Journey Agent now supports generating and managing channel-specific content directly within its natural language interface. This includes creating content for email and push, applying templates, refining tone, and previewing content. Content can also be opened in Content Designer for further editing.
VEC fix: `experienceEditorType` now defaults to "visual" if null, preventing UI initialization issues for the Visual Experience Composer.
Adobe Target's left navigation is now collapsible and expandable, offering more screen space while maintaining quick access to features.
Adobe Target's Insights page moved after All Activities in navigation; All Activities is now the default landing page.
Fixes an issue where 'In Between' rules for profile parameters were not saving in Target criteria, ensuring they now persist correctly.