Hi,
What is the best practice with Adobe Campaign Standard for preventing to send more than X emails to the same recipient in a day?
I see the following options:
What is the best practice by others?
Thanks!
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Hi,
Typology rules are the best way to implement this.
Yes, ACS user can get the list of recipients who were filtered out by the rule. This data will be available in the exclusion logs.
You can use this to export that out of ACS, or You can use a workflow to get the list of recipient excluded by certain rules for a given date.
Regards,
Amit
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Hi,
Typology rules are the best way to implement this.
Yes, ACS user can get the list of recipients who were filtered out by the rule. This data will be available in the exclusion logs.
You can use this to export that out of ACS, or You can use a workflow to get the list of recipient excluded by certain rules for a given date.
Regards,
Amit
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Thanks Amit!
Is there anything that relates the entries in the exclusions log with the workflow that generated the exclusions?
I'm looking for a solution, to inform the user, who run the workflow, about the exclusions that happened.
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Hi Kornel,
I'm not sure to fully understand your last question.
What I understand you can do is as follows:
1/ Send a delivery
2/ Checking the exclusion logs of the delivery and if needed you have a button to export it directly (you can even change the columns you want to retrieve)
OR
2/ If this is not enough, create a workflow to retrieve profiles that were excluded from the delivery
3/ Either export the list of recipients with the data you need (delivery id, etc.) in a file with an Extract file activity, or save this list in an audience (Save audience activity), at your convenience. If you save it in an audience, it will be up to you to name and add a correct description for that audience to make sure you know what it contains.
As an exemple, you can use a query targeting profiles that looks like this, where "abcdef" is the ID of the delivery:
Hope this helps,
Florent