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The Create Consent action element updates the consent status for the contact point related to a unified individual in a flow. For a specific channel and communication subscription combination, you can set a contact point's consent status to Opt In or Opt Out.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Growth or Advanced Edition |
| Available in: All editions supported by Data 360. See Data 360 edition availability |
Create an event-triggered, record-triggered, or Data Cloud-triggered flow. Then, add the Create Consent action element in Flow Builder and configure the input values in the side panel.
| Input Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Consent Status | A consent status you want assign to the contact point that's related to a unified individual in the flow. |
| Contact Point | Contact information that's used to receive marketing communications for a channel, such as an email address or phone number. You can update multiple contact points with a single Create Consent action. |
| Channel | A type of marketing channel, such as email or SMS. Each contact point you include is related to one channel. |
| Communication Subscription | The type of marketing content the consent allows, such as a weekly newsletter. Each contact point you include is related to one communication subscription. |
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