So, you're ready to get started with Phrasee's Adobe Campaign Standard integration? Well, that's just 🦆y! (That's, of course, ducky... not mallardy.)
Great news for you! It's super easy to do in just a few quick steps.
Request the package and a token
First things first. If they haven't already been provided, you're going to need to request two things from your Phrasee Customer Success Manager:
A package of the Phrasee Broadcast Adobe Campaign Standard workflow snippet
A Phrasee Connect Server access token for your Phrasee account
Import the package
Once you have your package and token, you can proceed to importing the package into your Adobe Campaign Standard instance.
For instructions on how to properly import a package, check out these instructions from our friends at Adobe.
Navigate to the workflow snippet template
Once you've imported the package, you'll be able to find the Phrasee Broadcast Template under Workflow templates by navigating to Advanced menu > Resources > Templates > Workflow templates.
To open the Advanced menu, click the Adobe Campaign logo in the upper-left corner.
Under Workflow templates, you should find and open the Phrasee Broadcast Template.
Add your Phrasee Connect Server token
There are three External API steps in the workflow snippet template that require your new token:
Get variants from Phrasee API
Update Phrasee test results API
Update Phrasee final results API
These are the only steps in the workflow that exchange information with Phrasee. Thankfully, the process for adding your token to the activities is the same for all three.
Double-click on the step to open it. (You can also open the step by clicking on it once and then clicking the Open activity button which looks like a pencil.)
Navigate to the Execution tab.
Under Request Header(s), click Create element.
In the Add new header pop-up, type Authorization under Key.
Under Value, you'll need to put Bearer {token}. The {token} should be your new token you requested from your Phrasee Customer Success Manager.
When you're finished, it should look something like this:
Note, Bearer is capitalized and there is a single space between the Bearer and the token itself.
When you're certain you've entered everything correctly, click Add.
Now, simply repeat this exact process with the other two steps. When you're finished, save your workflow snippet template.
That's it for standard setup!
With your workflow snippet template imported and token added, your setup is complete. (See? That wasn't so bad!)
At this point, we'd recommend you take a look at our Workflow details article to get an idea of what each step is doing.
If your Phrasee language model will be including any personalization fields, make sure you add them to your workflow template with these directions.
After that, you'll be ready to check out how to deploy an experiment. Pretty awesome, eh?