Use an Activation Template When Creating an Activation
Use an activation template when creating an activation to automatically fill in settings
like contact points, source priority, filters, and enrichment data. You can then review and adjust
these settings before saving your activation.
Before you use a template during activation creation, at least one activation template must
exist that matches the target platform and DMO for your activation.
When you create a new activation, select an existing activation template to use as a starting
point. The template prefills the activation's configuration with the stored contact point
selection, source priority, filters, and enrichment settings. You can then review, adjust, and
save the activation. The template acts as a one-time blueprint. After you save the activation,
changes to the template don't affect the activation.
In Data 360, go to Activations and click
New.
Select Segment or data model object (DMO)and
click Continue.
In the New Activation dialog, complete these fields.
Data Space: Select the data space for this activation.
Segment or DMO: Select the entity to activate.
Activation Target: Select the destination platform.
Activation Membership: Select the entity to use as the basis
for activation.
(Optional) Activation Template: Search for and select a
template.
Note Only templates with the same DMO and activation
platform appear in the list.
Click Continue.
Review the activation configuration prefilled from the template and adjust any settings as
needed, including contact points, source priority, and enrichment attributes.
Add a name and an optional description.
Click Save.
The activation is created with the configuration from the
selected template. After saving, the activation operates independently. Future changes to the
template don't affect this activation.
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