Claude Adobe Customer Journey Analytics connectorWhat Claude can do in your Adobe Customer Journey Analytics account.

Acts as the starting point: it returns Adobe's reference guides on tool usage, segment and calculated metric syntax, the two-step breakdown workflow and project definitions. Claude reads them before it builds anything.

Returns the metadata of one dimension: name, description, type and other properties. Claude uses it to explain what a dimension really captures before putting it in a report.

Shows what a single metric measures, through its name, description, type and other properties, so the figure in your report means what you think it means.

Describes a workspace project: its name, description, owner and data view, plus a direct link to open it in Analysis Workspace. Claude can tell you what a project is about before you open it.

Gives Claude the metadata of one audience, including its definition and publishing status. It can then tell you who the audience targets and whether it is live.

Exposes how a segment is defined, along with its compatibility with a data view. Adobe suggests reading it before upsert_Segment touches that segment.

Lays out the formula of a calculated metric and the base metrics it depends on. Claude can explain the math in plain words.

Lists the data views your account can reach, page by page, and gives Claude the identifier it needs to set one as the session default.

Discovers the dimensions available in a data view, with semantic search on a topic such as page or user. It is how Claude checks which dimensions exist before running a report.

Searches standard and custom metrics in the data view, by topic if you like, such as revenue or engagement. Calculated metrics are not included here; Adobe points to a separate search for those.

Returns the segments the current user has access to, in pages. Claude uses the list to pick a filter for a report or to grab the ID of a segment to inspect.

Browses user-made and shared calculated metrics, the counterpart of the standard metric search. Hidden ones are excluded by default, as Adobe's reference states.

Lists the audience components available to you, page by page, so Claude can find an existing audience or the ID that describe_Audience and upsert_Audience expect.

Finds saved date range components you can reuse, and their IDs for project definitions. Claude picks one up instead of rebuilding the same period.

Lists the workspace projects available to you and returns their IDs, the entry point before Claude opens one with describe_Project or hands it to upsert_Project.

Pulls the actual numbers: a ranked report with one or several dimensions and metrics over a date range, all reported together in one request. Saved segments can serve as filters, and breakdowns rely on dimension item IDs.

Retrieves the top values of a dimension, such as US, UK or Canada for a country dimension, with keyword search to find a specific one. It supplies the item IDs breakdown reports need.

Ranks the components of a given type by how often they appear in reports across your organization, so Claude knows which dimensions, metrics or segments people rely on.

Shows which components tend to appear together with one you name, a natural pairing Claude can suggest when building a report.

Suggests dimensions, metrics or segments that serve a similar purpose to a given one, useful to spot alternatives or near-duplicates in a crowded library.