Adobe Analytics 1.4 API end-of-life FAQ
Adobe plans to retire the Adobe Analytics 1.4 API on August 12, 2026. All endpoints using this version of the API are no longer accessible after this date. This announcement directly impacts the following:
- Adobe Analytics 1.4 APIs, excluding the Data Insertion API
- Adobe Analytics WSSE Authentication
1.4 APIs
The Adobe Analytics 1.4 APIs provide a wide range of actions, such as reporting, classifications, data feeds, and report suite configurations. They are being sunset in favor of the Adobe Analytics 2.0 APIs. The 2.0 APIs allow you to perform almost any action that you can perform in the Analytics user interface, such as reporting or managing components like segments and calculated metrics.
Adobe offers a migration path for 1.4 API users. You can migrate your integrations to the 2.0 APIs (the same APIs that the Adobe Analytics application depends on) and take advantage of the latest features. The 2.0 APIs support a broad range of 1.4 use cases, including reporting, segmentation, and component management. Adobe is actively expanding 2.0 API coverage to address additional migration scenarios. Refer to the migration guide for the latest guidance on specific workflows, or contact your Adobe Account Team with questions.
WSSE Authentication
WSSE authentication is a legacy authentication protocol supported by the Analytics 1.4 APIs. It has been replaced by the OAuth-based authentication options provided in the Adobe Developer Console. Projects that use WSSE authentication must update their credentials to those provisioned in the Adobe Developer Console. To do this, log in to the Adobe Developer Console to create a project for your Analytics 2.0 API integration. Select either the OAuth User or OAuth Server-to-Server authentication method.
FAQ
Any existing projects using the Analytics 1.4 APIs are impacted. Those integrations must be migrated to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 APIs before the EOL deadline.
If that product or application uses your WSSE credential and/or calls the Analytics 1.4 APIs, it is impacted and must migrate before the EOL deadline. Reach out to the product or application provider for more details on their migration plans and timeline.
The base URL that the API calls determines which API version your project uses. The Adobe Analytics 1.4 APIs use the following URLs:
https://api.omniture.comhttps://api3.omniture.comhttps://api4.omniture.comhttps://api5.omniture.com
The Adobe Analytics 2.0 APIs use the following URL:
https://analytics.adobe.io
If any of your API projects use api*.omniture.com, it uses the Adobe Analytics 1.4 APIs and must migrate to the 2.0 APIs.
The Adobe Analytics 1.4 EOL does not impact your tagging solutions, such as Tags (formerly Adobe Launch), Web SDK, or AppMeasurement. However, if you use the 1.4 Data Sources or Classifications APIs to enhance your data, you must migrate those workflows to the Adobe Analytics 2.0 APIs.
The Data Insertion API is not impacted by this end-of-life announcement. While Adobe plans to continue support for the Data Insertion API, Adobe recommends using the Bulk Data Insertion API instead.
If you have further questions about this end-of-life announcement that are not answered on this page, reach out to your Adobe Account Team.
