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When you use Adobe Launch to deploy the Genesys Predictive Engagement tracking snippet, Genesys Predictive Engagement tracks standard visitor journey events, including pageviews and form entries. You can also use Adobe Launch’s prebuilt extensions, rules, actions, events, and conditions to track other events that are specific to your webpage and business needs.
For more information about using Adobe Launch, see the Adobe Launch User Guide.
The Core extension is the default Adobe Launch extension. It contains default event types such as browser, form, keyboard, and page load. If necessary, you can install other extensions from the Adobe catalog (such as Facebook Pixel, and Google Analytics).
Following are the high-level steps for using the Genesys Predictive Engagement extension to deploy the tracking snippet to your website.
The following table describes the action types available in the Genesys Predictive Engagement extension.
| Action Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Send a Custom Web Event | Sends a custom web event from the SDK to track web events on your website. |
| Send a Web Event | Sends a web event from the SDK to track web events on your website. |
| Start Tracking (SPA) | Starts tracking activity on Single Page Applications. |
| Start Tracking (Website) | Starts tracking activity on traditional websites. |
| Stop Tracking | Stops tracking activity on SPAs or websites. |
Rules define how Launch operates.
Each rule contains:
This example shows how to use the Core extension to configure a rule that triggers after a visitor is on a webpage for 6 seconds. These instructions work with the 6-second scenario.
This example shows how to use the Genesys Predictive Engagement extension to configure an action for the rule.
To run Adobe Launch in debug mode, add the Adobe Experience Cloud Debugger extension.
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