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This is still highly requested and it would be great if we could get an update on the timeline.
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Right now, we can have multiple topics which can be added in Preference centre for Subscription purposes. Sometimes, there are multiple sub topics available for those primary topic.Suppose Event is a topic, and then under that there can be multiple categories of Events from which Clients are interested in few but not all the categories.Idea is to introduce Sub Topics.Sub Topic - New EntityOne to Many relationship with TopicAvailable on Preference centre to automatically manage consentsSub Topic available as new column on Consent Centre as well
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Our customer has expressed a requirement for this as well. Business requirement is where you have multiple people attending the event together, for instance a couple or a family attending together. They need the ability to report on number of group registrations as opposed to number of individual people registered.
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Especially relevant for anyone not wanting dates to appear in the default US format... Much needed for our customers too.
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We have 2 customers who need this functionality. They host events as a way to generate new Leads so they need the ability to generate and nurture new Leads from Event Registrations. They also would like to capture some 'Lead' specific details on an Event Registration form. These are Lead / Opportunity specific details such as budget, purchase timeframe, etc. which should not be captured on the Contact.
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This is definitely required. Facing this issue with our customer as well.
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Our customers would like the ability to specify preferred method of contact e.g. Phone or Email, for their marketing material, from the subscription page.
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This is a very common business requirement we have faced with multiple customers and much needed for RTM webforms.We have resorted to recommending third party form builders to do the filtering, and using capture forms to ingest the data to Customer Insights Journeys.Or have had to replicate the data structure by creating optionsets for the lookups we would like to filter. Optionsets can be filtered in RTM webforms, but not lookups.
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Very nice and useful!
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Especially witnessed in automotive indistry with large customers who have different buying centers.