Name: Understanding Data Privacy and Marketing Permissions in SAP Marketing Cloud
Uploaded: 2018-6-7
Duration: 354 s
Description: Learn about the features that SAP Marketing Cloud offers to assure data privacy and the concept behind the marketing permissions.

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<div><div>Learn about the features that SAP Marketing Cloud offers to assure data privacy and the concept behind the marketing permissions.<br><br></div></div>

Understanding Data Privacy and Marketing Permissions in SAP Marketing Cloud

In this video, you will learn about the features that SAP marketing cloud offers to assure data privacy and the concept behind marketing permissions. First, you will hear information about data privacy and then we will cover the marketing permissions topic. Data protection is associated with numerous legal requirements and privacy concerns. In addition to compliance with general data privacy Regulation, it is necessary to consider compliance with industry specific legislation in different countries. SAP provides specific features and functions to support compliance such as user consent, read access, change, logging information, and deletion. Users must be asked for consent before collecting any personal data not interactively, such as addresses, geographic location, microphone, camera documents, or photos. The SAP marketing Cloud solution and SAP assume that the marketing user, for example an SAP customer, a company collecting the data, has consent from their data subject. A natural person, for example, customer contact or account to collect or transfer data to the SAP marketing solution without the data subject's consent to transfer the data. The data processor can be subject to fines and loss of reputation. SAP marketing cloud standard functionality does not process sensitive data. If, however, you want to use read access logging, for example, because you extended contact data by sensitive data, you can define your own read access log and configuration. You can use generically available capabilities for SAP gateway Web Services and remote function calls. To define your own read, access logging configuration for more information, please take a look at the links in the video description. The SAP Marketing Cloud solution provides functionality to retrieve all personal data stored about the data subject from the system. Upon user request, the system owner can generate a list for a data subject containing details about the personal data stored in the system. Finally, users can ask for deletion of their personal data. In addition, data can also automatically be deleted after a certain retention period to accommodate the user's right to be forgotten to support data protection. SAP offers these various features. Overview of a single contact and its interactions and data aging and data deletion to deal with old or obsolete data. There are four dimensions which are relevant to data privacy source person, data location, and customer location. To find out more. Pause the video to read the information provided on the slide. Now let's move to the marketing permissions topic. The general marketing permission settings in SAP Marketing Cloud Control. Whether explicit permissions are necessary or if, barring an opt out, a contact may be addressed. There are explicit permission rules for individual contacts, which can override general marketing permission settings. In SAP Marketing Cloud, you will find inbound and outbound marketing permissions. Both are defined per country and communication medium. For inbound. In the Self-service configuration app, you can optionally define the storage and choose one of three options. No restriction. Anonymous and discarded. For outbound, you need to define the type of consent by choosing the explicit or implicit option. Here you can see the process of checking inbound marketing permissions. As a result, the interaction can be deleted with no information stored with the contact. Be fully available for further processes such as campaigns and segmentation, or can be stored without contact to be accessible only for trend overview. Please pause the video to go through the process to understand the concept behind it. Marketing permissions can be used to satisfy local legal requirements for recording customer opt in in regard to receiving UN requested marketing messages. A marketing permission is defined on the communication medium of an Interaction contacts ID, and can be imported via OData service or a report to initially load CRM permissions. You can find the Permission Marketing tab on a contact profile. This tab gives an overview of all permission marketing data that is available for the contact. In this example, you can examine the opt in and opt out data for Fred Fox. When the general permission is marked with the user icon. It indicates that outbound permission was obtained explicitly from the contact. On the contrary, unmarked permissions were obtained implicitly. If you would like to see the explicit permissions switch to the table view in the Manage Your Solution app. You can configure inbound and outbound marketing permissions. The inbound marketing permission supports deletion or anonymization for social postings that are captured in the solution as interactions. By default, the inbound storage is not country or communication medium restricted, which means that no restriction is given in general. The outbound marketing permission supports opt in and opt out regarding outbound interactions. Here. By default, the permission is set to implicit and the interactions are written until an explicit opt out is given. Thank you for watching.