Send data from Adobe Event Forwarding to Monita
Adobe Experience Platform Event Forwarding (server-side Launch) can forward the events flowing through your Edge Network property to Monita, so your server-side vendor calls get the same monitoring as your client-side tags.
The integration is a standard Event Forwarding rule that makes an HTTP call to Monita’s collect API — no Monita-specific extension required.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- An Event Forwarding property with the Cloud Connector extension installed (Adobe’s generic HTTP extension), or any extension that can send a custom fetch/HTTP request.
- Your Monita property token and vendor names — see the Monita-side setup.
Create the rule
Section titled “Create the rule”-
In your Event Forwarding property, go to Rules → Create New Rule. Give it a name like
Forward to Monita, and choose the event trigger you want to monitor (typically Core – All Events, or a condition scoped to specific event types). -
Add an action: Cloud Connector → Make Fetch Call.
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Configure the call:
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Method:
POST -
URL:
https://collect.monita.ai/api/v1/ -
Headers:
Header Value tokenyour Monita property token Content-Typeapplication/json -
Body: a JSON template mapping your data elements into Monita’s event fields:
{"s": "adobe","dm": "tms","e": "{{arc.event.xdm.eventType}}","vn": "Adobe Analytics","u": "{{arc.event.xdm.web.webPageDetails.URL}}","do": "www.your-domain.com","sid": "{{arc.event.xdm.identityMap.ECID.0.id}}","dt": [{"event": "{{arc.event.xdm.eventType}}","pageName": "{{arc.event.xdm.web.webPageDetails.name}}"}]}Adapt the data-element paths to your schema. The three fields Monita requires are the token (already in the header),
vnande; everything else improves grouping and lets data validation rules inspect your payloads.
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Save and build the library, then promote it through your environments — Event Forwarding changes don’t take effect until the library is published, exactly like client-side Launch.
Field mapping guide
Section titled “Field mapping guide”| Monita field | What to map | Why it matters |
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e |
Your event name/type | Groups traffic by event in every dashboard and detector |
vn |
The vendor this call represents | Use the exact spelling from Monita Collect for logos and grouping |
u / do |
Page URL / your site’s hostname | Server-side calls have no page context — set these explicitly |
sid / cid |
Session ID / customer ID | Joins server events with client-side sessions |
cn |
Consent state | Feeds consent posture |
dt |
An array with one object of the parameters you care about | This is what data validation alerts evaluate |
One rule can represent one vendor (vn fixed per rule) or you can drive vn from a data element if you forward on behalf of several vendors.
Verify
Section titled “Verify”- Use your Event Forwarding property’s monitoring tools to confirm the fetch calls return
204. - A
401means thetokenheader is missing or wrong — recheck it against Manage → Installation guide in Monita. - In Monita, open Visualisation on the property — events appear under the
vnvendor within a couple of minutes.