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Create a Global Consent Definition
Create a Global Consent Definition, which is a reusable template that groups the attributes needed for a consent use case.
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Create a Global Consent Definition, which is a reusable template that groups the attributes needed for a consent use case.
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Set up your Consent Status, Consent Purpose, and any Additional Attributes first. A definition groups these attributes, so they must exist before you build it.
Some attributes, such as Consent Status and Consent Purpose, are required and are automatically included in every definition. Before you publish a definition, map at least one Data Subject or Contact Point attribute. For paired attributes, such as Brand ID and Brand Value, map both the ID and the value.

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