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What stood out most about Adobe Customer Journey Analytics was its ability to unify data from multiple sources into a single, easy-to-navigate platform. I appreciated how intuitive it was to visualize the entire customer journey in real time, allowing for deeper, more actionable insights. It was very easy to implement, and best customer support. With its easy integration and the drag-and-drop interface made building complex queries and reports surprisingly simple, even for those without advanced technical skills. I use it frequently. I also liked the flexibility in segmenting audiences and identifying key trends across different touchpoints, which helped surface opportunities for optimization much faster. Overall, the platform made complex customer behavior feel approachable and empowered better, data-driven decision-making.

CJA has been very beneficial to my everyday work. I'm able to use it to get a wholistic view of data across web and mobile a providing a full view of the customers experience on our website.