Triggering a campaign using a simple key and value pair:

The basic example described above will have a rule trigger created on the AJO UI which looks like:

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(Sent data to Platform event happens) AND (XDM value status = signedIn)
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(Sent data to Platform event happens) AND (XDM value status = signedIn)

We can then trigger the campaign using a map containing the specified key value pair:

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// Create an Experience Event
val xdmData = mapOf("status" to "signedIn")
val signinEvent = ExperienceEvent.Builder()
                                .setXdmSchema(xdmData)
                    .build()

// Send the event to the experience platform
Edge.sendEvent(signinEvent, null)
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// Create an Experience Event
val xdmData = mapOf("status" to "signedIn")
val signinEvent = ExperienceEvent.Builder()
                                .setXdmSchema(xdmData)
                    .build()

// Send the event to the experience platform
Edge.sendEvent(signinEvent, null)

Triggering a campaign using a key and value pair nested in a map

If we have a more complex map named userDetails nested within another map named user:

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"user": {
   "userDetails": {
      "status": "signedIn",
      "firstName": "John",
      "lastName": "Doe"
   },
   "identifiers" : {
        "ECID": "28649146398838158895030626237041592948",
        "someOtherId": "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e"
   }
},
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"user": {
   "userDetails": {
      "status": "signedIn",
      "firstName": "John",
      "lastName": "Doe"
   },
   "identifiers" : {
        "ECID": "28649146398838158895030626237041592948",
        "someOtherId": "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e"
   }
},

We can setup a rule trigger on the AJO UI which uses a dot notation to access the nested map's key value pairs:

We can then trigger the campaign using XDM data containing nested maps:

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// Create an Experience Event
val userDetails = mapOf("status" to "signedIn", "firstName" to "John", "lastName" to "Doe")
val identifiers = mapOf("ECID" to "28649146398838158895030626237041592948", "someOtherId" to "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e")
val userData = mapOf("userDetails" to userDetails, "identifiers" to identifiers)
val xdmData = mapOf("user" to userData)
val signinEvent = ExperienceEvent.Builder()
            .setXdmSchema(xdmData)
            .build()

// Send the event to the experience platform
Edge.sendEvent(signinEvent, null)
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// Create an Experience Event
val userDetails = mapOf("status" to "signedIn", "firstName" to "John", "lastName" to "Doe")
val identifiers = mapOf("ECID" to "28649146398838158895030626237041592948", "someOtherId" to "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e")
val userData = mapOf("userDetails" to userDetails, "identifiers" to identifiers)
val xdmData = mapOf("user" to userData)
val signinEvent = ExperienceEvent.Builder()
            .setXdmSchema(xdmData)
            .build()

// Send the event to the experience platform
Edge.sendEvent(signinEvent, null)

Triggering a campaign using a simple key and value pair:

The basic example described above will have a rule trigger created on the AJO UI which looks like:

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(Sent data to Platform event happens) AND (XDM value status = signedIn)
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(Sent data to Platform event happens) AND (XDM value status = signedIn)

We can then trigger the campaign using a dictionary containing the specified key value pair:

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// Create an Experience Event
let xdmData = ["status" : "signedIn"]
let signinEvent = ExperienceEvent(xdm: xdmData)

// Send the event to the experience platform
AEPEdge.Edge.sendEvent(experienceEvent: signinEvent)
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// Create an Experience Event
let xdmData = ["status" : "signedIn"]
let signinEvent = ExperienceEvent(xdm: xdmData)

// Send the event to the experience platform
AEPEdge.Edge.sendEvent(experienceEvent: signinEvent)

Triggering a campaign using a key and value pair nested in a dictionary

If we have a more complex dictionary named userDetails nested within another dictionary named user:

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"user": {
   "userDetails": {
      "status": "signedIn",
      "firstName": "John",
      "lastName": "Doe"
   },
   "identifiers" : {
        "ECID": "28649146398838158895030626237041592948",
        "someOtherId": "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e"
   }
},
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"user": {
   "userDetails": {
      "status": "signedIn",
      "firstName": "John",
      "lastName": "Doe"
   },
   "identifiers" : {
        "ECID": "28649146398838158895030626237041592948",
        "someOtherId": "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e"
   }
},

We can setup a rule trigger on the AJO UI which uses a dot notation to access the nested dictionary's key value pairs:

We can then trigger the campaign using XDM data containing nested dictionaries:

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// Create an Experience Event
let userDetails = ["status" : "signedIn", "firstName": "John", "lastName": "Doe"]
let identifiers = ["ECID" : "28649146398838158895030626237041592948", "someOtherId" : "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e"]
let userData = ["userDetails" : userDetails, "identifiers" : identifiers]
let xdmData = ["user" : userData]
let signinEvent = ExperienceEvent(xdm: xdmData)

// Send the event to the experience platform
AEPEdge.Edge.sendEvent(experienceEvent: signinEvent)
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// Create an Experience Event
let userDetails = ["status" : "signedIn", "firstName": "John", "lastName": "Doe"]
let identifiers = ["ECID" : "28649146398838158895030626237041592948", "someOtherId" : "e374aed66f6a3fda58aacb2d5e2cae5ce8d6ad1bbea2fedfd2640ac0d5be8d2e"]
let userData = ["userDetails" : userDetails, "identifiers" : identifiers]
let xdmData = ["user" : userData]
let signinEvent = ExperienceEvent(xdm: xdmData)

// Send the event to the experience platform
AEPEdge.Edge.sendEvent(experienceEvent: signinEvent)

Last updated 7/7/2025

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