Adobe Analytics Component Manager
  • Adobe Analytics Component Manager for Google Sheets
  • Free vs. Premium Version
  • 🏁Getting started with the Component Manager
    • Migrate from JWT to OAuth V2 (Server-to-Server)
    • Renew the Adobe Private Key (JWT)
    • Migrate to the Google Sheets Add-on
    • Required Google Workspace Settings for Installing the Component Manager Add-On
  • Main Functions
    • Component Editor
    • All Components
    • Component Usage
    • Replacer
    • Account Usage
    • Workspaces (Projects)
    • Alerts
    • Project Schedules
    • Compare Report Suites
    • Report Suite Editor (eVars, props, Success Events)
    • Report Getter
    • Variable Health Report
    • Segment Pruner
    • Updating the Layout
    • Configuring Virtual Report Suites
    • Cleaning up Workspaces and Deleting Unused Components in 7 Steps
    • Slack Channel Integration
  • What is the Component Manager?
  • Component Manager in Kürze und auf Deutsch
  • Data Protection - what data is used and where is it stored?
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Contact
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  • Get/Refresh Alerts
  • Delete, Disable, or Renew Alerts in Bulk

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  1. Main Functions

Alerts

How to get, delete, disable or renew Alerts in bulk.

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Summary

All your org's Adobe Analytics Alerts, all in one place together with the rest of your AA components - no problem with the Component Manager. And you delete, disable, or renew Alerts right from the Google Sheet - in bulk.

Get/Refresh Alerts

To get or refresh Alerts in your Component Manager Sheet, simply run:

Extensions -> AA Component Manager -> Alerts -> Refresh Alerts:

If you have never done this before, an "alerts" tab is created first. After that, the Component Manager gets all the Alerts including their definitions (JSON), owners, granularity etc. into that new tab:

Delete, Disable, or Renew Alerts in Bulk

To delete, disable, or renew one or more Alerts, simply put an "x" into the colored columns to the right for those Alerts you want to update.

  • Delete: The Alert is deleted and cannot be accessed anymore

  • Disable: The Alert is paused and won't trigger (send e-mails) anymore. It can be enabled at any time.

  • Renew: The Alert's expiration time is extended by one year. If the Alert was disabled, it will be enabled again. So if you want to enable some Alerts, just "renew" them.

Then, run Alerts -> Delete/disable/renew Alerts:

Once the updates are done, you get a link to an Excel file with the results of the operations. If any of the operations failed, you will be notified in the status bar, so you don't need to download the logs every time to check whether everything went well:

In this example, we would disable 2 Alerts, delete 2 others, and renew one Alert.