Set up Marketing Cloud Engagement to Send Customer Health Verification
Notifications
Prepare and send COVID-19 health verification notifications such as confirmation and
status updates to your customers. Send notifications using Content Builder and Journey Builder
in Marketing Cloud Engagement.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Keep these things in mind when writing updates for recipients.
Specify a time frame for how long it generally takes to verify the customer’s
request.
We recommend that you tell customers:
How your organization plans to use the uploaded file attachments.
How long you must keep the file attachments.
Any other information about your organization's data use and retention
policies.
Don’t include recipients’ personal information in the subject or body of your
emails.
The attributes in the data
extensions are used in the transactional email messaging that you set up when you create
the Transactional Send Journey.
Create a Transactional Send Journey.
Transactional Send journeys enable you to create and manage transactional API messages
in the same Journey Builder workspace used to manage Single Send and Multi-Step journeys.
Be sure to save the name of the Event Definition Key from the Transactional Send
Journey. You use the name as the field value when creating the Occasion Email Mapping
records.
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