Description - When creating an audience within audience builder, we sometimes will use other audiences as a baseline. When we go to look at the available options to use, it does not group them by the folder structure that we have created, meaning the audience you’re looking to use is harder to find....

I totally second this. It is very important to our users that we have the ability to keep the same ECNs in our holdout groups.

Hi Community, So, a big part of RTCDP for my team is the ability to reuse audiences. We have created a folder structure to make it easier to find the audiences that we want to use as "building blocks" in our new audiences that we create. However, we have found that when we click "build rule" and go ...

Hi AvgAdobeEnjoyer Unfortunately, I have found that this is not possible. You can, however, delete the composition. Best,Nick

Got it, thank you for the help!

Yes, we want to remove the logic from the segmentation tool so that our users don't accidentally use that logic. Additionally, we just want the schemas removed to keep our system clean and not confuse anyone looking through our schemas.

Hi brekut, Thank you for the quick response. So would the audience logic for these audiences still be available then? Even if we submit a request to adobe to remove the associated schema for this dataset.

Hello Community, My team is about to remove a dataset from our system and I am trying to understand the impact. If we have deactivated audiences in our system with attributes from the dataset that we are removing, will those audiences remain in our system or will they be removed as well?

Hi Community, I am going through some old test audiences in my RTCDP and I want to filter out the audiences that are activated to a destination. Is there a way to do that in the UI?

Hey Parvesh, That was actually my question from a few days ago. However, it seems like this question adds some nuance to it because I was unaware that you cannot use an audience from Composition as a starting Audience block to split in a new composition. So, is there any way at all to achieve multip...