Actionable Segmentation enables you to segment similar client profiles, curate them, and
design timely and personalized client outreach programs. Actionable list definitions and
actionable lists are the key elements of the Actionable Segmentation feature.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Clouds that have Industry Sales Excellence Add On and Query for
Datapipelines User licenses
You can create actionable lists for various outreach initiatives. For example, as a wealth
manager, create an actionable list of high net worth individuals for a wealth plan outreach
initiative, or an actionable list of potential leads for an Insurance Plan initiative.
Create actionable list definitions that enable you to build datasets containing records
joining information across multiple objects according to your business requirements. For
example, if a business requirement is to sell a wealth plan designed for high net worth
individuals or households whose net worth is greater than US$1 million, then your org admin
can create a dataset containing such records by performing cross-object joins of Account,
Contact, Financial Account, and other related objects.
Create an actionable list by using an actionable list definition. You can specify list
filtering criteria when creating a list. Before creating a list, ensure that your org admin
has already created and activated the actionable list definition that you plan to use.
Explore and Learn
Watch this video to learn about Actionable
Segmentation and its end-to-end workflow.
To learn how to create actionable list definitions and
actionable lists, see Actionable Segmentation.
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