Create a Custom Preference Page For Marketing Channels
Design a branded preference page where subscribers can manage their subscriptions to
your marketing channels. You can create a custom preference page for any messaging channel,
including email, SMS, WhatsApp, and RCS.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Growth or Advanced Edition
User Permissions Needed
To turn on custom preference pages:
Modify All Data
OR
Marketing Cloud Admin permission set
To create a customizable preference page:
Marketing Cloud Manager permission set
AND
any CMS workspace contributor
role
To set a preference page as a default page for a channel:
Marketing Cloud Admin permission set
Turn On Custom Preference Pages
In Setup, search and select Marketing Features, and then select
Preference Page Customization.
Turn on Custom Preference Pages.
After you turn on custom preference pages, marketers can create custom pages for each
messaging channel that you use.
Create a Custom Preference Page
From the Content tab, open your preferred marketing workspace.
Select Add | Content | Preference Page | Create.
In the editor, under Settings, enter a title for the preference page.
Select the Subscription List component and configure the settings.
Select the channel the page is for, such as email.
The custom preference page appears on the Consent Tab under Preference
Pages.
Set a Custom Preference Page as the Default Channel Page
From the Consent tab, select Preference Pages.
For the published preference page that you want to use, open the dropdown, and select
Set as Default.
Review the channel and the business unit for the page, and then click Set as
Default.
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