Access the Features of Marketing Cloud Engagement+
Marketing Cloud Engagement+ unifies your existing Marketing Cloud Engagement
data with the Salesforce Platform. This integration enhances your marketing efforts by giving you
access to more features, and by giving you a single view of your overall marketing program. You
can access these features and capabilities from your existing Marketing Cloud Engagement
account, or directly through the Salesforce Platform.
Required Editions
Available in: Marketing Cloud Engagement Pro+, Corporate+, and
Enterprise+ Editions
Here's an overview of the features that are new to Engagement customers.
Digital Wallet—View spending information across Salesforce products. All
marketing message usage appears in these reports, tagged by channel, date range, and business
unit. SMS and WhatsApp channels also break out message sends by destination country.
Next-Gen Campaigns—Organize your marketing initiatives with next-gen campaigns
that combine assets, automations, and even Engagement journeys. Comprehensive engagement rolls
up to the campaign.
Flow Builder—Automate customer experiences and platform activities by adding
triggers, branches, decision points, and message send activities. These flows integrate
natively with Service Cloud, Sales Cloud, and Data 360.
Segments—Build highly targeted audiences, breaking down your universe of
customers by demographics, behaviors, and history. Available attributes include Engagement
data, so you can connect next-gen automation with geofencing, journey, or mobile activity
data.
Conversational Agents—Deploy AI agents that automate certain tasks, such as
creating campaign content and managing approvals.
Agent-Powered Decisioning—Specify a group of journeys for customers to
participate in and identify your campaign goals. Agentforce determines the best journey based
on the behavioral and demographic trends for each customer.
Marketing Performance—View and share sending and engagement trends or analyze
data with filters for channel, date range, or account ID. These reports can combine data from
Engagement and Next.
Analytics—Create custom reports, pivot tables, and dashboards by using clicks,
not code. Your reports can include data from across the Salesforce Platform.
Access Next-Gen Features from Engagement
After you get Marketing Cloud Engagement+, a button called Next is added to the
navigation bar. Use the Next menu to open features in Marketing Cloud Next.
Log in to Marketing Cloud Engagement.
In the navigation bar, click Next.
Select a destination.
Agentforce Builder—Build powerful agents to automate marketing
and business processes.
Analytics—Create custom reports in a drag and drop
interface.
Campaigns—Organize all of your campaign content and integrate
it with objects from across the Salesforce Platform.
Flow—Create workflows to automate your marketing
campaigns.
Marketing Performance—View engagement data for your marketing
messages.
You can also access these features without logging in to Marketing Cloud Engagement.
Log in to Salesforce.
Note If you aren’t sure which URL to use, contact your Salesforce administrator.
Click the App Launcher ().
In the search field, enter marketing, and then select
Marketing.
Use the tabs at the top of the page to go to the section you want to access.
For example, to manage campaign content such as images and messages, click
Content.
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