Create a database export to export marketing data from Marketing Cloud Intelligence, and import it to an
external database. Select the criteria that you want to export, define scheduling to determine
when the export occurs, and map the source data fields to the database fields.
Required Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create a database export:
Admin
Before creating a database export, configure the database you’re connecting to. This is done
in the Integrations tab. For more information see Adding or Editing Database Integrations.
From the Analyze & Act tab, select Database
Exports.
Click Create New.
Define the data that you want to export.
Map the source data fields to the destination database fields.
Configure the database export feed.
Save your work, and run the export.
Here’s a video about database exports:
Define the Data to Export Define the source dataset by selecting the dataset, required dimensions, and measurements and date range.
Configure the Destination Database and Connect Data Set the external database where you’re exporting the data to. Databases are configured in Workspace Integrations. Configure the database first, and then you can select it.
Configure the Database Export Feed After you connect to the database and map your fields, configure how the exported data is inserted into your database table and how often to execute the export. This step defines what happens when new data is loaded into the database and how to handle it.
Troubleshoot Database Exports After a database export is created, view and manage exports execution in the History tab. If an export fails, troubleshoot to find out what happened. You can download a report, and even rerun or reprocess it.
Adding or Editing Database Integrations Before creating a database export, configure an external database to import data from Marketing Cloud Intelligence. The database user requires INSERT and DELETE permissions for at least one table. Capitalize the table name for Snowflake databases to avoid connection failures.
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