We are actively trying to manage the burgeoning number of audiences in AEP and then "downstream" in Campaign v8. I've been told to "expire" any no-longer-necessary audiences in both tools, but I'm not sure how to do this.
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Yes. I needed to look in ACCv8 at the list of audiences imported from AEP in the "AEP Audiences" folder/list and set the expiration date there. Thank you to everyone for your input.
Hi @JamesGr18 ,
This depends on the business use cases. Either you can figure it out the inavtive audience by filtering the audience who doesn't have any engagement history in 2 or more years, or audience who has opted out from all channels and no longer wanted to be communicated via any channel.
Hello @JamesGr18 When data is shared from AEP to AC, the it creates a list in AC. You can set an expiry date in the list to automatically delete the data after the expiry date.
Thank you. This is the part that I had forgotten - specifically where to do this expiration. It's done via the "folder" named 'AEP Audiences' in our environment.
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Yes. I needed to look in ACCv8 at the list of audiences imported from AEP in the "AEP Audiences" folder/list and set the expiration date there. Thank you to everyone for your input.
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