Adobe AD0-E605 Exam
Adobe Real-Time CDP Developer Expert (Page 2 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026

An organization has just acquired a smaller company and is in the process of integrating the datasets from both companies into the Adobe Real-Time CDP.

What is the most critical factor to consider when setting up the Identity graph for consistent cross device tracking?

  1. Aligning the privacy and security measures of the smaller company with the organization
  2. Restructuring the datasets of the smaller company to match the organization's format
  3. Providing a consistent identity resolution across all datasets
  4. Mapping a unique identity namespace for each company

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The most critical factor is ensuring consistent identity resolution across all datasets, because the Identity graph in Adobe Real-Time CDP relies on unifying profiles and tracking individuals across devices and data sources.
Without consistent identity resolution, cross-device tracking and customer profile stitching will be inaccurate, regardless of dataset structure or namespace mapping.



A data architect is working on a client's Adobe Experience Platform instance. The client runs an online store and wants to track all the customers' browsing events to personalize their shopping experience. The architect has prepared a new Experience Data Model (XDM) schema for this purpose. The schema includes the following data:



What would be the best field for the primary identity to correlate the event with the customer profile in Real- Time Customer Profile?

  1. A new field should be created
  2. -id
  3. customerId
  4. timestam

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The correct primary identity field is customerId, because it uniquely ties each event to a specific customer profile in Adobe Real-Time CDP. Fields like _id or timestamp identify the event itself, not the customer, so they cannot be used for identity stitching. Using customerId ensures that browsing events are correlated with the right customer profile for personalization.



A data architect is configuring a new source for Adobe Experience Platform containing user profiles for an international travel agency. The profiles include distinct values for nationality and country of residence. The profile should ensure to capture all the current and past countries of residence.

The architect also receives a request to ensure that nationality and country of residence are accurately represented even if they are not the same. However, the architect is unsure how to model these multi-valued attributes in the Real-Time Customer Profile.

Which strategy should the data architect employ in creating the new schema for the user profiles?

  1. Use a single array with separate fields for nationality and country of residence
  2. Use two separate classes for nationality and country of residence
  3. Use two separate arrays for nationality and country of residence

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The correct approach is to use two separate arrays for nationality and country of residence. This allows Real- Time Customer Profile to independently store multiple values for each attribute (for example, past and current countries of residence, and potentially multiple nationalities) without overwriting or mixing them. This ensures accurate representation and historical tracking of both attributes.



A business wishes to model multiple entities in Adobe Experience Platform for a loyalty program that comprises of customers, rewards, and transactions.

When designing the Experience Data Model (XDM) schemas, what approach should the data architect choose to link these multiple entities?

  1. Store all the loyalty information in a single XDM schema
  2. Use the customer IDs as primary keys for all the entities
  3. Use the Loyalty program class to link all loyalty-related entities

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The correct approach is to use the Loyalty program class to link all loyalty-related entities. Adobe Experience Platform supports relationship modeling in XDM through defined classes, and the Loyalty program class is specifically designed to connect customers, rewards, and transactions. This ensures that entities are properly normalized and linked while maintaining accurate relationships within Real-Time Customer Profile.



Support o Gui des A large retail company is currently using a traditional relational database management system (RDBMS) to store and manage order data. However, the company is experiencing scalability and performance issues as the number of orders continues to grow. The company is considering loading to Adobe Real-Time CDP to take advantage of its Experience Data Model (XDM) data model and real-time data capabilities.

The company's order table includes the following attributes:

Order ID
Customer ID
Order date
Order status
Shipping address
Billing address

The company's order items table includes the following attributes:

Order ID
Item ID

How would the architect translate this data model into Adobe Experience Platform XDM data model?

  1. Create an XDM individual profile schema
  2. Create a single XDM experience event schema
  3. Create an XDM experience event schema and an XDM custom schema
  4. Create an XDM individual profile schema and an XDM custom schema

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The correct translation is to create an XDM Experience Event schema for the order transactions and an XDM custom schema for the order items. Orders represent events (with attributes like date, status, and addresses), while order items are related entities that require their own schema and can be linked back to the order through the Order ID. This separation maintains proper normalization, supports scalability, and aligns with Adobe Experience Platform's best practices for modeling transactional data.



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