The Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service release overview on Experience League offers video summaries of features in the current and previous monthly releases, along with links to Q&A threads in Experience League.

Please find technical and sales resources below regarding the latest Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service release. The release includes features that accelerate omnichannel delivery, help organizations make content more accessible, and drive conversion. The customer-facing release notes are available at the links.

Content for All features help teams create valuable on-brand customer experiences.

Experience Manager Assets Essentials:

• Asset Expiration reduces assets’ digital rights compliance risks by allowing administrators to set expiration dates for their use.
• Asset Status helps teams govern digital asset consumption by setting an Asset Status field to “Approved” or “Rejected.”
• Configurable Search Filters extends asset discoverability by allowing search filter configuration based on metadata properties.
• Collections supports organization of assets into collections for bulk management and sharing with internal and external users.

Experience Manager Forms:

• Local SDK Support for Assembler Service improves developer efficiency by allowing them to test end-to-end communications and PDF assembly in their local environments. Available now in Cloud Service environments.
• Experience Manager Forms: Translation and Document-of-Record Enhancements reduces work to identify elements which need incremental translation and thus improves translation accuracy in Documents of Record. Available now in AEM 6.5 Managed Services and on-prem, and coming soon in Cloud Service environments.

Omnichannel Delivery features help brands engage with customers quickly, at any touchpoint, through flexible API-first experiences:

• Experience Manager Sites: Publish Experience Fragments to Preview gives teams a URL so they can preview Experience Fragments before publication. Available in Cloud Service environments.
• Experience Manager Screens: Bulk Channel Assignment improves efficiency by allowing authors to select multiple channels and assign them to multiple displays in a single operation. Available in Cloud Service environments.
• Experience Manager Sites Content & Commerce: CIF Enhancements accelerate time to market for shoppable experiences:
• Quick access to Product Cockpit—One-click access to detailed product information in Sites Editor for more efficient merchandising. Available in Cloud Service and Managed Services environments.
• Components support for Add to Cart and Add to Wishlist—Allows any product marketing component show cart and wishlist calls to action for more effective merchandising. Available in Cloud Service and Managed Services environments.
• Commerce Demo 2.0 Add-On [for internal preview only]: Commerce capabilities and components to be added to the external demo 2.0 add-on once internal preview is complete. Available in Cloud Service only.

New Cloud Foundation features accelerate time to value while reducing total cost of ownership:

• Cloud Manager: improvements to the speed and success rate of pipeline build steps in Cloud Manager increases developer efficiency for Managed Services customers. Learn more from the release notes.
  

• Activewear giant Asics uses AEM Assets to consolidate creative workflow, manage 700,000+ assets including 3D models, and share them across marketing teams with Brand Portal.
• Coles Supermarkets uses AEM to accelerate content updates for better customer experiences, increased traffic, and one-of-a-kind visits to their digital properties.
• Volkswagen combines technology and storytelling on its e‑commerce site, using AEM and Adobe Commerce to overcome challenges of integrating back-end systems and data.

• Building a Content Supply Chain That Scales—Strategy, architecture, and automation make up content supply chains that personalize the customer journey. Watch this recording to learn how to build one that scales. Sponsored by the Content Management Institute.
• AEM GEMs webinar series. This free, public series of technical deep dives into Adobe Experience Manager featured the "Build Sites Faster with AEM Headless and App Builder" webinar at the end of March, drawing more than 120+ attendees and 7.4K+ views on its contextual thread.
• Partners with a technical focus can register for the next Experience Manager GEMs webinar or review past events in the series. Find information about upcoming webinars and links to recordings here.

Experience League Community
The Experience Manager Community plays a critical role in product adoption and customer success, delivering:

• Connections with peers and Adobe personnel for guidance on best practices
• Quick answers from successful real-world applications of Adobe solutions
• Ideas and Feedback to help product teams understand customer issues and concerns

See the complete Summit Session list with 11.7K+ views, links to session recordings, and chat transcripts. Invite your customers to join today.

Experience League Tutorials

• AEM Headless SDK—Shows how client applications can make GraphQL queries against AEM using the Headless SDK.
• Using Rich Text with AEM Headless—Shows how to manage, consume, and render rich text content in an AEM Headless implementation.
• Optimize Images with AEM Headless—Shows how AEM Assets renditions can optimize images for headless delivery.
• Localized Content with AEM Headless—Shows how to use the AEM translation framework to manage and consume localized content in a headless implementation.

Adobe Experience Manager User Groups are growing fast. Encourage customers to preview upcoming events and join an AEM User Group today to network with and learn from their peers.

• Experience Manager Application page on Portal
• Experience Manager Assets on Portal
• Experience Manager Webinar Recordings
• Upcoming Experience Manager Events