Is a Sitecore campaign triggered as a 'live event'?












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In Sitecore, campaigns can be created for online and offline tracking. Those campaigns can then be triggered by adding sc_camp=the-unique-id to urls in social media or on the site itself.



I want to setup a campaign and as soon as the person clicks the link with sc_camp, I want a Marketing Automation Campaign to kick in.
Currently with Sitecore 9.1 you can already add a rule in the start condition of the MA: where the contact has triggered campaign x



With goals, you have to select 'IsLiveEvent' so that the MA gets triggered during the session and not afterwards.
Can this work for campaigns?










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    In Sitecore, campaigns can be created for online and offline tracking. Those campaigns can then be triggered by adding sc_camp=the-unique-id to urls in social media or on the site itself.



    I want to setup a campaign and as soon as the person clicks the link with sc_camp, I want a Marketing Automation Campaign to kick in.
    Currently with Sitecore 9.1 you can already add a rule in the start condition of the MA: where the contact has triggered campaign x



    With goals, you have to select 'IsLiveEvent' so that the MA gets triggered during the session and not afterwards.
    Can this work for campaigns?










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      In Sitecore, campaigns can be created for online and offline tracking. Those campaigns can then be triggered by adding sc_camp=the-unique-id to urls in social media or on the site itself.



      I want to setup a campaign and as soon as the person clicks the link with sc_camp, I want a Marketing Automation Campaign to kick in.
      Currently with Sitecore 9.1 you can already add a rule in the start condition of the MA: where the contact has triggered campaign x



      With goals, you have to select 'IsLiveEvent' so that the MA gets triggered during the session and not afterwards.
      Can this work for campaigns?










      share|improve this question














      In Sitecore, campaigns can be created for online and offline tracking. Those campaigns can then be triggered by adding sc_camp=the-unique-id to urls in social media or on the site itself.



      I want to setup a campaign and as soon as the person clicks the link with sc_camp, I want a Marketing Automation Campaign to kick in.
      Currently with Sitecore 9.1 you can already add a rule in the start condition of the MA: where the contact has triggered campaign x



      With goals, you have to select 'IsLiveEvent' so that the MA gets triggered during the session and not afterwards.
      Can this work for campaigns?







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          Campaigns are not treated as live events OOTB. Live events are only detected for page events and outcomes by corresponding processors:




          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterPageEvent.LivePageEventInspector


          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterOutcome.LiveOutcomeInspector



          Both of the processors check for IsLiveEvent property on the marketing entity definition and kicks off submitLiveAutomationEvent pipeline if event/outcome matches that criterion.
          You could try to simulate similar functionality for campaigns by creating your own LiveCampaignInspector processor and patching triggerCampaign pipeline.



          public class LiveCampaignInspector : TriggerCampaignProcessor
          {
          public override void Process(TriggerCampaignArgs args)
          {
          new SubmitLiveAutomationEventPipeline().Run(new SubmitLiveAutomationEventArgs(args.Page.Session.Contact, args.Page.Session.Interaction, args.Definition.Id));
          }
          }


          Please note that I didn't have a chance to test it.






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            please note that a live event is not really "live". It means that actions that are triggered by those events can be handled during the same session and that an xConnect update isnt needed. Marketing automation runs async and has a delay (which can be configured). I wanted it to run immediately, but there always seems to be a delay of ~2seconds, when I decreased the automation plan time.

            – Bas Lijten
            Mar 26 at 15:52












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          Campaigns are not treated as live events OOTB. Live events are only detected for page events and outcomes by corresponding processors:




          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterPageEvent.LivePageEventInspector


          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterOutcome.LiveOutcomeInspector



          Both of the processors check for IsLiveEvent property on the marketing entity definition and kicks off submitLiveAutomationEvent pipeline if event/outcome matches that criterion.
          You could try to simulate similar functionality for campaigns by creating your own LiveCampaignInspector processor and patching triggerCampaign pipeline.



          public class LiveCampaignInspector : TriggerCampaignProcessor
          {
          public override void Process(TriggerCampaignArgs args)
          {
          new SubmitLiveAutomationEventPipeline().Run(new SubmitLiveAutomationEventArgs(args.Page.Session.Contact, args.Page.Session.Interaction, args.Definition.Id));
          }
          }


          Please note that I didn't have a chance to test it.






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            please note that a live event is not really "live". It means that actions that are triggered by those events can be handled during the same session and that an xConnect update isnt needed. Marketing automation runs async and has a delay (which can be configured). I wanted it to run immediately, but there always seems to be a delay of ~2seconds, when I decreased the automation plan time.

            – Bas Lijten
            Mar 26 at 15:52
















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          Campaigns are not treated as live events OOTB. Live events are only detected for page events and outcomes by corresponding processors:




          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterPageEvent.LivePageEventInspector


          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterOutcome.LiveOutcomeInspector



          Both of the processors check for IsLiveEvent property on the marketing entity definition and kicks off submitLiveAutomationEvent pipeline if event/outcome matches that criterion.
          You could try to simulate similar functionality for campaigns by creating your own LiveCampaignInspector processor and patching triggerCampaign pipeline.



          public class LiveCampaignInspector : TriggerCampaignProcessor
          {
          public override void Process(TriggerCampaignArgs args)
          {
          new SubmitLiveAutomationEventPipeline().Run(new SubmitLiveAutomationEventArgs(args.Page.Session.Contact, args.Page.Session.Interaction, args.Definition.Id));
          }
          }


          Please note that I didn't have a chance to test it.






          share|improve this answer



















          • 2





            please note that a live event is not really "live". It means that actions that are triggered by those events can be handled during the same session and that an xConnect update isnt needed. Marketing automation runs async and has a delay (which can be configured). I wanted it to run immediately, but there always seems to be a delay of ~2seconds, when I decreased the automation plan time.

            – Bas Lijten
            Mar 26 at 15:52














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          Campaigns are not treated as live events OOTB. Live events are only detected for page events and outcomes by corresponding processors:




          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterPageEvent.LivePageEventInspector


          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterOutcome.LiveOutcomeInspector



          Both of the processors check for IsLiveEvent property on the marketing entity definition and kicks off submitLiveAutomationEvent pipeline if event/outcome matches that criterion.
          You could try to simulate similar functionality for campaigns by creating your own LiveCampaignInspector processor and patching triggerCampaign pipeline.



          public class LiveCampaignInspector : TriggerCampaignProcessor
          {
          public override void Process(TriggerCampaignArgs args)
          {
          new SubmitLiveAutomationEventPipeline().Run(new SubmitLiveAutomationEventArgs(args.Page.Session.Contact, args.Page.Session.Interaction, args.Definition.Id));
          }
          }


          Please note that I didn't have a chance to test it.






          share|improve this answer













          Campaigns are not treated as live events OOTB. Live events are only detected for page events and outcomes by corresponding processors:




          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterPageEvent.LivePageEventInspector


          • Sitecore.Xdb.MarketingAutomation.Tracking.Pipelines.RegisterOutcome.LiveOutcomeInspector



          Both of the processors check for IsLiveEvent property on the marketing entity definition and kicks off submitLiveAutomationEvent pipeline if event/outcome matches that criterion.
          You could try to simulate similar functionality for campaigns by creating your own LiveCampaignInspector processor and patching triggerCampaign pipeline.



          public class LiveCampaignInspector : TriggerCampaignProcessor
          {
          public override void Process(TriggerCampaignArgs args)
          {
          new SubmitLiveAutomationEventPipeline().Run(new SubmitLiveAutomationEventArgs(args.Page.Session.Contact, args.Page.Session.Interaction, args.Definition.Id));
          }
          }


          Please note that I didn't have a chance to test it.







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            please note that a live event is not really "live". It means that actions that are triggered by those events can be handled during the same session and that an xConnect update isnt needed. Marketing automation runs async and has a delay (which can be configured). I wanted it to run immediately, but there always seems to be a delay of ~2seconds, when I decreased the automation plan time.

            – Bas Lijten
            Mar 26 at 15:52














          • 2





            please note that a live event is not really "live". It means that actions that are triggered by those events can be handled during the same session and that an xConnect update isnt needed. Marketing automation runs async and has a delay (which can be configured). I wanted it to run immediately, but there always seems to be a delay of ~2seconds, when I decreased the automation plan time.

            – Bas Lijten
            Mar 26 at 15:52








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          2





          please note that a live event is not really "live". It means that actions that are triggered by those events can be handled during the same session and that an xConnect update isnt needed. Marketing automation runs async and has a delay (which can be configured). I wanted it to run immediately, but there always seems to be a delay of ~2seconds, when I decreased the automation plan time.

          – Bas Lijten
          Mar 26 at 15:52





          please note that a live event is not really "live". It means that actions that are triggered by those events can be handled during the same session and that an xConnect update isnt needed. Marketing automation runs async and has a delay (which can be configured). I wanted it to run immediately, but there always seems to be a delay of ~2seconds, when I decreased the automation plan time.

          – Bas Lijten
          Mar 26 at 15:52


















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