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Compare Segment Verification Methods
Compare the three available methods for verifying a member's Data Cloud segments to determine which best fits your business requirements.
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Compare the three available methods for verifying a member's Data Cloud segments to determine which best fits your business requirements.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Loyalty Management |
| Aspect | Query API for Multiple Data Spaces (Recommended) | Query API | Data Graph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approach | Newer | Legacy | Newer |
| Activation and Publishing | Doesn't require activation. Segments need to be published. | Requires activation and segment publishing. | Doesn't require activation. Segments need to be published; data graphs need to be set up. |
| Member Segment | Loyalty Program Member Individual Unified Individual |
Loyalty Program Member | Loyalty Program Member Individual |
| Data Cloud One Support (Support in Companion org) | Yes | No | Yes |
| Multi Data Space Support | Yes | No, only default | Yes |
| Batch Support | Yes | Yes | No |
| Product Support | Loyalty Management Global Promotion Management Referral Marketing |
Loyalty Management | Loyalty Management Global Promotion Management Referral Marketing |
| Extra Setup Required | No | No | Install Data Graph data kit and deploy the data graph, or create manually. |

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