@digarg17  I am referring to the asset id which Adobe PDF API leverages for performing any operation on it. So far, I haven't found any documentation of directly leveraging DAM pdfs.

I am trying to leverage Adobe PDF Auto tag API. I already have all the PDFs hosted on AEM assets. I am looking for OOTB way to generating asset id for the pdfs to perform the API operation without need to uploading the PDFs to Adobe server again. 

Below are different ways to retrieve accessibility metadata from a PDF stored in AEM DAM Dynamic Media.1. Extract Metadata Using AEM Metadata Schema EditorYou can configure AEM Metadata Schema to expose accessibility-related metadata fields.Steps:Navigate to Metadata Schemas:Go to AEM → Tools → Asse...

Smart Crop coordinates rely on the aspect ratio. This means that for the different smart crop configurations within an image profile, if the aspect ratio remains consistent for the additional dimensions in the image profile, the same aspect ratio will be transmitted to Dynamic Media.Consequently, th...

In summary yes. You have 2 options: Option 1 for AEM Cloud - You would need to use AEMaaCS OOTB Bulk Importer or use aem-upload npm module. Bulk importer should work fine if you can manually export and update metadata in the csv and re-import metadata using OOTB feature.Node based aem-upload library...

Yes. You can always export the metadata information of the assets from DAM. What I wanted to highlight about metadata field (custom fields) tied to accessibility that helps identify accessible pdfs.

Where is Adobe heading to in terms of recommendations on using Brand portal vs Assets share commons?

Test in in-cognito window. It should be showing up in normal browser due to caching (Once QA url runs on the browser, it drops cookies in the browser.)

This may be root cause of the Target script getting injected twice on the page on cookies acceptance. Once cookies are accepted, if you separately open new tab, it should show only single call for Adobe target.