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How to configure Meta's Aggregated Event Measurement (AEM)
How to configure Meta's Aggregated Event Measurement (AEM)

Meta’s AEM is a protocol that allows for measurement of web events from people using iOS 14.5 or later devices, and is required with ROUX.

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Written by Shane Veinot
Updated over 2 years ago

Meta’s Aggregated Event Measurement is a protocol that allows for measurement of web events from people using iOS 14.5 or later devices. Aggregated Event Measurement limits domains to 8 conversion events that can be configured and prioritized for campaign optimization. Learn how to configure your conversion events in the following sections.

Editing your configuration

You can edit your event configuration in Meta Events Manager. When editing event configurations, remember the following:

  • Which events to choose: Add events to your configuration that will send the data that is most valuable to your business. If using Facebook events as a Primary or Secondary goal event, these should be the most valuable.

  • Event slots: There are 8 event slots that you can edit and prioritize in your web event configuration. Each event uses one event slot except for purchase events with value optimization turned on, which is not recommended by ROUX as this takes up 4 slots. For a standard eCommerce campaign recommend setting up the events: Purchase, Initiate Checkout, Add To Cart, and View Content.

Before you begin

Configure Aggregated Event Measurement for web events

To configure Aggregated Event Measurement for web events:

  1. Click the Data sources icon on the left side of the page.

  2. Click the pixel you want to use.

  3. Click the Aggregated Event Measurement tab, which is below the Event activity chart.

  4. Click Configure web events.

  5. Find the domain you want to configure events for.

  6. Click Verify domain. If you’ve already verified your domain, you can skip to the next step. If you can’t edit events because another business owns the domain, contact the domain owner to share the domain with Full control.

  7. Click Edit Events.

  8. Select your pixel under Pixel / custom conversion.

  9. Choose the event you want to configure under Event name.

  10. If you choose a purchase event, leave the Value optimization toggle off.

  11. Do not define value sets under Configured event usage.

  12. Repeat steps 10 through 13 for all the events you want to configure.

  13. Drag and drop your events from highest priority at the top, to lowest priority at the bottom. For a standard eCommerce campaign recommend setting up the events: Purchase, Initiate Checkout, Add To Cart, and View content with Purchase being the highest. Learn about event priority.

  14. Click Apply.

  15. Review your event configuration changes. If your changes are correct, check the box and click Apply.

  16. Click OK from the confirmation page.

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