Hello,
I have a bit of an urgent ask so a quick response would be appreciated.
I'm working on creating a streaming audience that includes both a batch exclusion audience and a streaming qualification audience (essentially an audience of audiences). In my streaming qualification audience, I have a time constraint that disqualifies users after 30 days. Once that 30-day period passes, users are disqualified from the streaming qualification audience in near real-time.
My question is: If a user is disqualified from the streaming qualification audience in near real-time, would they also be disqualified from the streaming audience (which is made up of both the batch exclusion audience and the streaming qualification audience) immediately, or would they only be disqualified when the next batch evaluation runs?
Thanks!
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Streaming Qualification Audience | Streaming | Near real-time (after 30 days) |
Batch Exclusion Audience | Batch | Next daily batch evaluation |
Streaming Audience (Combined) | Streaming | Near real-time (from streaming part) |
Streaming Qualification Audience | Streaming | Near real-time (after 30 days) |
Batch Exclusion Audience | Batch | Next daily batch evaluation |
Streaming Audience (Combined) | Streaming | Near real-time (from streaming part) |
@trojan_horse would be disqualified when the next batch evaluation runs as when combined, batch would take precedence over streaming, however, a quick test would be good to validate
As the replies are in a tie, I would lean towards the @KotiSyamala's answer.
I think that the time constrain from the streaming audience will exclude the profiles before the batch one will do.
Nevertheless, tell us what the correct answer after your tests was.
Cheers!
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