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Data flow: SAP Commerce Cloud to Adobe Campaign
When a shopper abandons a cart or repeatedly views a product category without purchasing, SAP Commerce Cloud can send behavioral events to Adobe Campaign. Adobe Campaign then triggers personalized email or cross-channel follow-up messages with the abandoned items, related offers, or urgency-based reminders.
Business value: Recovers lost revenue, improves conversion rates, and enables marketing teams to respond to real-time shopping intent without manual list exports.
Data flow: Bi-directional
SAP Commerce Cloud can provide product affinity, browsing history, and purchase behavior to Adobe Campaign, while Adobe Campaign can return campaign engagement data such as opens, clicks, and conversions. This enables highly targeted lifecycle campaigns such as replenishment reminders, cross-sell offers, and category-specific promotions based on actual customer behavior.
Business value: Improves campaign relevance, increases average order value, and helps merchandising and marketing teams align on customer segments and product affinity.
Data flow: Adobe Campaign to SAP Commerce Cloud
Adobe Campaign can maintain marketing segments such as high-value customers, dormant buyers, loyalty members, or regional audiences. These segments can be synchronized to SAP Commerce Cloud to drive personalized storefront experiences, targeted banners, and segment-specific pricing or promotions.
Business value: Ensures customers see consistent offers across email and web, reduces manual segmentation work, and supports coordinated omnichannel campaigns.
Data flow: SAP Commerce Cloud to Adobe Campaign
After an order is completed in SAP Commerce Cloud, order details such as purchased products, order value, and delivery status can be sent to Adobe Campaign. Adobe Campaign can then launch post-purchase journeys including thank-you emails, product usage tips, review requests, replenishment reminders, and complementary product offers.
Business value: Strengthens customer retention, increases repeat purchase rates, and reduces the effort required to manage post-sale communications manually.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Adobe Campaign can send campaign metadata such as campaign ID, audience, and send date to SAP Commerce Cloud, while SAP Commerce Cloud returns order and revenue outcomes tied to those campaigns. This supports closed-loop reporting on which emails, offers, and journeys drive actual sales.
Business value: Gives marketing and commerce teams visibility into campaign ROI, improves promotion planning, and supports data-driven budget allocation.
Data flow: Bi-directional
SAP Commerce Cloud can share transactional and behavioral data such as product views, cart activity, and purchase history. Adobe Campaign can enrich the profile with email engagement, campaign response, and subscription preferences. Together, both platforms create a more complete customer profile for segmentation and personalization.
Business value: Enables more accurate targeting, reduces irrelevant messaging, and improves customer experience across commerce and marketing touchpoints.
Data flow: Adobe Campaign to SAP Commerce Cloud
Adobe Campaign can act as the system of record for email opt-ins, unsubscribe status, and communication preferences. These preferences can be synchronized to SAP Commerce Cloud so that commerce journeys, account notifications, and promotional messaging respect customer consent settings.
Business value: Supports compliance with privacy regulations, reduces the risk of sending unauthorized communications, and ensures consistent preference management across teams.
Data flow: SAP Commerce Cloud to Adobe Campaign
When new products, collections, or seasonal promotions go live in SAP Commerce Cloud, product launch events can be sent to Adobe Campaign. Marketing teams can automatically trigger launch announcements, segmented teaser campaigns, and follow-up reminders based on catalog availability and customer interest.
Business value: Speeds up go-to-market execution, reduces coordination effort between commerce and marketing teams, and helps capitalize on time-sensitive demand.