Navigating the complexities of Adobe Analytics can be daunting, especially when attempting to log into a newly added account. However, mastering this process is crucial for unlocking the valuable insights this platform offers. Fear not, for this comprehensive guide will provide you with a step-by-step approach, ensuring a seamless login experience. By following these instructions meticulously, you will be equipped to access your account and harness the power of Adobe Analytics.

Before embarking on this journey, ensure you have received an invitation email from Adobe. This email will contain a link that serves as your gateway to the login page. Click on the link to initiate the login process. Upon doing so, you will be prompted to enter your Adobe ID and password. If you have an existing Adobe account, simply enter your credentials and click “Log In.” However, if you are a first-time user, you will need to create an Adobe ID by clicking on the “Create an Adobe ID” link.

Accessing the Adobe Analytics Login Page

To access the Adobe Analytics login page, you can follow these steps:

1. Open a web browser and navigate to the Adobe Analytics website: https://analytics.adobe.com/. In the URL bar, make sure to check that the address starts with https://, indicating a secure connection.

2. Once the website loads, you will see a login form in the center of the page. This form consists of two fields: “Email” and “Password”.

3. Enter your Adobe Analytics email address and password in the respective fields. Your email address should be the one associated with your Adobe Analytics account.

Identifying the Account Switcher

The Account Switcher is located in the upper-right corner of the Adobe Analytics interface. It is represented by a small icon of a person’s head and shoulders. When you click on the Account Switcher, a drop-down menu will appear, displaying a list of all the Adobe Analytics accounts that you have access to.

Using the Account Switcher

Step	Action
1	Click on the Account Switcher icon in the upper-right corner of the Adobe Analytics interface.
2	Select the account that you want to log into from the drop-down menu.
3	Click on the “Log In” button.

You will now be logged into the selected Adobe Analytics account. You can switch between accounts at any time by clicking on the Account Switcher icon and selecting a different account from the drop-down menu.

Selecting the New Account

To access the newly added account, you must first select it from the account list in Adobe Analytics:

1. Access the Account List

Click on your profile picture in the top-right corner of the screen and select “Account Settings” from the dropdown menu.

2. Identify the New Account

A list of all available accounts will be displayed. The newly added account will be indicated by a green dot next to its name.

3. Define Access Settings for the New Account

You can choose to grant different levels of access to the new account, such as:

Access Level	Description
Admin	Full access to all reports, settings, and data
Report Viewer	Access to predefined reports only
Editor	Ability to create and edit reports and dashboards
Analyst	Ability to analyze data and generate insights

To grant access, select the desired level from the dropdown menu associated with each user or group. Once the access settings are configured, click “Save” to complete the process.

How To Log Into New Account Added In Adobe Analytics

Entering the New Account Credentials

Before you can start tracking data in your new Adobe Analytics account, you’ll need to log in. Here are the steps on how to do it:

Go to the Adobe Analytics login page (https://analytics.adobe.com/login).
Enter your Adobe ID username and password.
Click on the “Sign In” button.
You will be redirected to the Adobe Analytics home page. If you have multiple accounts, you will see a list of them. Click on the account you want to view.

If you have any trouble logging in, you can contact Adobe Analytics support for help.

Understanding Roles and Permissions

Once you’re logged in, you’ll need to understand your roles and permissions. Roles determine what you can and cannot do within an account. Permissions are assigned to roles and control specific actions that users can perform.

The following table provides a summary of the different roles and permissions in Adobe Analytics:

Role	Permissions
Admin	Can manage all aspects of an account, including users, reports, and settings.
Analyst	Can create and view reports, as well as manage some settings.
Viewer	Can only view reports.

If you need to change your role or permissions, you can contact the account administrator.

Verifying Account Ownership

Once you’ve added the new account to Adobe Analytics, you’ll need to verify that you own the account. This is a security measure to ensure that only authorized users have access to your data.

To verify your account ownership, follow these steps:

Log into the Adobe Analytics Admin Console.
Click the "Account" tab.
Find the new account that you added and click the "Verify Ownership" button.
You’ll be asked to provide a verification code. This code will be sent to the email address that you provided when you created the account.
Enter the verification code and click the "Verify" button.

Entering the Verification Code

If you are unable to receive the verification code through email, you can request a phone call or SMS message instead. Here’s how:

Phone call: Select the "Call me" option on the verification page. Adobe Analytics will call you at the phone number associated with your account. Enter the verification code provided over the phone into the verification field.
SMS message: Choose the "Send me an SMS" option on the verification page. Adobe Analytics will send a text message with the verification code to the phone number associated with your account. Enter the code from the text message into the verification field.

Once you’ve verified your account ownership, you’ll be able to log into the new account and start using Adobe Analytics.

Using Incognito or Private Browsing

Using incognito or private browsing can prevent cached login information from interfering with logging into a new Adobe Analytics account. These modes create a fresh and isolated browsing session that does not store cookies or browsing history. Here are the steps to log into a new account using these modes:

Open an incognito or private browsing window/tab in your web browser.
Go to the Adobe Analytics login page.
Enter your new account credentials.
Click the “Sign In” button.
Confirm that you are logged into the correct account by checking the upper-right corner of the Adobe Analytics interface.
Close the incognito or private browsing window/tab.

Note that using incognito or private browsing only affects the current browsing session and does not permanently clear cached login information from your browser. To permanently remove this information, you can clear your browser’s cache and cookies.

Clearing Browser Cache and Cookies

To clear your browser cache and cookies, follow these steps:

Google Chrome

1. Click the three dots in the upper-right corner of the browser.
2. Select “More tools.”
3. Select “Clear browsing data.”
4. In the “Time range” drop-down menu, select “All time.”
5. Make sure that “Cookies and other site data” and “Cached images and files” are checked.
6. Click “Clear data.”

Mozilla Firefox

1. Click the three lines in the upper-right corner of the browser.
2. Select “Options.”
3. Select the “Privacy & Security” tab.
4. Under “Cookies and Site Data,” click “Clear Data.”
5. Make sure that “Cached Web Content” and “Cookies and Site Data” are checked.
6. Click “Clear.”

Microsoft Edge

1. Click the three dots in the upper-right corner of the browser.
2. Select “Settings.”
3. Select “Privacy, search, and services.”
4. Under “Clear browsing data,” click “Choose what to clear.”
5. Make sure that “Cookies and other site data” and “Cached images and files” are checked.
6. Click “Clear now.”

Safari

1. Click the Safari menu in the upper-left corner of the browser.
2. Select “Preferences.”
3. Select the “Privacy” tab.
4. Click “Manage Website Data.”
5. Click “Remove All.”
6. Click “Done.”

After you have cleared your browser cache and cookies, try logging in to Adobe Analytics again.