CX Enterprise atlas

How to use the CX Enterprise atlas

The atlas maps Adobe CX Enterprise as a periodic table of products, a mindmap of everything inside them and a graph of how they connect. The same guide is under “How to use” in the app.

Pick an element

Every Adobe CX Enterprise product is a tile in the periodic table, with its own number and two-letter symbol.

Pick a tile to open its card. The products it relates to are ringed on the table, and everything else fades.

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Read the card

A card says what the entry is, its status (GA, beta, limited, announced or deprecated), its other names, and what it is built on, powers, replaces or integrates with.

It links to Adobe’s product page, documentation, release notes and licensing terms, and lists the sources behind it with the day they were last checked. Widen the card with the button at its top right.

Three views of the same map

Entries is the periodic table. Mindmap shows the full hierarchy, down to individual features. Relationships shows how products connect.

In the mindmap, click + to open a branch, or “Focus this branch” on a card to study one product on its own. In Relationships, “Neighbours only” narrows the graph to the selection; “Integrates with” is off by default because it is the busiest.

Open the mindmap

Pillars or categories

Products are grouped by the six CX Enterprise pillars, or by Adobe’s own product categories. Switch with Pillars | Categories in the header.

What’s new and what’s going

“Highlight new” picks out everything in beta, limited availability or announced. “Hide deprecated” removes what Adobe has retired.

Keyboard

Arrow keys move between tiles and branches, Enter opens one, and Esc closes or narrows the card.

Share and keep up

Every view and entry has its own address, so the link in your browser opens exactly what you see. Products also have a plain page (“Page for this product”) that previews well when shared.

“What changed” lists new entries and status changes by date, with a feed. The whole table is also a printable A3 poster.

See what changed

Open the atlas | About the atlas | Poster (PDF)