Create a Package to Connect Marketing Cloud Engagement Business Unit to Global Promotions
Management
Global Promotions Management and Marketing Cloud Engagement are two different instances.
To connect an Engagement business unit with Global Promotions Management, create a package in the
business unit that you want to connect. The package consists of the scope of the connection and
the API integration details required to connect Global Promotions Management with the business
unit.
Required Editions
Available in: Marketing Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create a package in Engagement:
Marketing Cloud Administrator role
To connect Global Promotions Management with multiple business units, create a package in each
business unit that you want to connect. If the business units that you connect to roll up to a
parent business unit, create a package in the parent business unit. When you connect a parent
business unit with Global Promotions Management, the parent unit’s child business units are
automatically connected with Global Promotions Management.
Log in to your Engagement org.
Ensure that you are in the business unit that you want to connect.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Installed Packages, and
then select Installed Packages.
From the API Integration section, copy the Client Id, the Client Secret, and the
Authentication Base URI of the package. You must enter the package details when you connect the
business unit with Global Promotions Management in the Global Promotions Management org.
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