Create a Reusable Template for Contact Point Selection
Create an activation template to define a reusable contact point selection logic that
segment-triggered flows can reference. Templates store channel selections, source priority
configuration, and contact point filters in a single, reusable configuration.
You must associate all templates with a specific data space.
Select a data model object (DMO), such as Individual or Unified Individual. You can apply
the template only on segment-triggered flows by using the same DMO.
Select Data Cloud for Platform.
Click Next.
Select the contact points to include in the template, such as email or phone.
(Optional) For each contact point, click Edit to define the source
priority order.
Click Add Another Source.
Select a source (for example, Salesforce CRM) and specify a source object. For example,
select Lead, Prospect, or Customer to prioritize specific record types.
(Optional) Click Add Filters for a contact point to refine the
attributes included in the activation.
Click Next.
Enter a name and description for your template.
Click Save.
After you save the activation template, segment-triggered flows
can reference it.
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