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          Automatically Match Email Consent Between Account Engagement and Marketing Cloud Next

          Automatically Match Email Consent Between Account Engagement and Marketing Cloud Next

          To align email consent automatically between Account Engagement and Marketing Cloud Next, turn on consent matching in your Account Engagement business unit. You can match consent for specific lists, or for all emails based on each prospect’s Opted Out field.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Salesforce Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Account Engagement Growth, Plus, Advanced, and Premium Editions, along with Data 360 or Marketing Cloud Next editions.
          User Permissions Needed
          To turn on consent matching:
          • Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Administrator role or a custom Account Engagement role with these user permissions: Manage Email Consent Matching > View and Edit
          • Modify All Data permission set or
          • Marketing Cloud Admin permission set

          Before you start, set up Marketing Cloud Next and Data 360.

          • Manually Match Consent and Subscriptions Between Account Engagement and Marketing Cloud Next
            Marketing Cloud Next consent management is powered by Data 360 so that you can manage multiple marketing channels with subscriptions. By default, consent isn’t shared between Account Engagement and Marketing Cloud Next. To use your prospect consent preferences in Marketing Cloud Next, export them from Account Engagement or API, and then import them into Marketing Cloud Next, one subscription at a time. The resulting output file includes prospects that need a corresponding subscription in Marketing Cloud Next. We recommend using a small, simple subscription to start.
           
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