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Configure Consent Export Settings
Configure where Global Consent Manager exports consent records, and enable export to your Amazon S3 bucket.
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Configure where Global Consent Manager exports consent records, and enable export to your Amazon S3 bucket.
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Before you configure export settings, create a named credential in Setup that authenticates to your AWS account, and grant it permission to write to your Amazon S3 bucket. For help setting up authentication and permissions on the AWS side, see your AWS documentation.
Global Consent Manager exports consent records as CSV files to your Amazon S3 bucket. Each file is written to a path keyed by prefix, Global Consent Definition ID, date, and timestamp, in the form [prefix]/[consentDefinitionId]/MM-DD-YYYY/[timestamp].csv.
In the Status section, monitor the status of the consent data export.

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