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Add Progressive Profiling to Forms
Use progressive profiling to dynamically display new fields to returning users based on previously gathered information. Progressive profiling requires that you associate a data graph with the form.

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Use progressive profiling to dynamically display new fields to returning users based on previously gathered information. Progressive profiling requires that you associate a data graph with the form.
| Available in: Available in: Salesforce Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next Growth or Advanced Edition, and in Starter and Pro Suite Editions. Your edition determines the options that you have. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To create or edit a form: | Marketing Cloud Manager permission set AND Any CMS workspace contributor role |
| To publish or unpublish a form: | Marketing Cloud Manager permission set AND A CMS workspace contributor role of content |
Before you can add progressive profiling rules, you must connect your form to a data graph.
When you add the form to a landing page, make sure that the landing page uses the same data graph.
Create rules to control when a field appears to a user. For example, show a Business Phone field only when the Email field already has a value in the data graph.
You can’t add a rule to a hidden field. To unhide a field, on the Setting tab, deselect Always Hide. You also can’t hide a field that has a profile rule. You can’t apply a progressive profiling rule to a related object.
If you change the data source, all connections with the progressive profiling rules associated with the previous data graph are removed. You must delete the invalid rules and create new ones.

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