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A global brand runs Campaign Standard for two independent business units. Each unit's marketers must only see and use their own profiles, templates and deliveries, while a central team needs visibility across both.
How should the developer configure this?
Organizational units (geographical/organizational units) provide row-level data partitioning in Campaign Standard. Users assigned to a unit only see objects belonging to that unit, and users assigned to a parent unit see the child units' data, which satisfies both requirements.
B is costly and unnecessary. C is wrong because product profiles grant roles/permissions but do not by themselves partition data rows. D relies on user discipline and provides no enforced security.
A developer creates a custom resource to store loyalty card data and links it to the Profile resource. After publishing, marketers report they cannot select loyalty card fields when building a filter on profiles in the audience segmentation UI.
What is the most likely cause?
In Campaign Standard, after adding fields and links to a custom resource you must configure the screen definition and filtering settings so the fields are available for input, list display and filtering, then publish the data model. Missing that step makes fields invisible in query/filter editors.
B affects data structure, not field visibility. C is false; custom resources are extended or created independently. D is false; published custom resources with proper configuration are fully usable in queries.
A developer builds a workflow with a Query activity followed by a Wait activity of 2 hours and then an Email delivery. The workflow must run every morning at 6:00 AM, and if the previous day's run has not finished, the new run must not start.
Which configuration meets this requirement?
The Scheduler activity is the activity that starts a workflow on a recurring schedule (daily at 6:00 AM). Combined with the workflow execution option that prevents concurrent/multiple simultaneous executions, a new run is blocked while the prior instance is still processing.
B relies on an external trigger rather than a schedule and does not prevent overlap. C's option relates to event grouping, not concurrency. D runs parallel branches within the same execution and is irrelevant to scheduling.
Deliveries in a production instance have suddenly stopped being sent. Before escalating, the developer wants to verify that the delivery-related technical processes on the instance are actually running and check the state of the mid-sourcing connection.
Which monitoring capability should the developer use first?
The Monitoring dashboard is the built-in solution monitoring entry point: it exposes technical workflow status, alerts, running processes, deliverability/throughput indicators and platform health, which is exactly what is needed to confirm processes are active.
B tracks configuration and object changes by users, not process health. C gives historical throughput but not process state. D shows individual delivery statuses without revealing whether underlying technical processes are running.
A customer's Data Protection Officer receives an email from a subscriber demanding that all of their personal data be permanently removed from Adobe Campaign Standard. The developer must fulfill this using the privacy tooling available in the product.
Which approach should the developer take?
GDPR/privacy requests in Campaign Standard are handled through the dedicated Privacy Requests service, where you create a request of type Access or Delete (Right to be forgotten) with a namespace and reconciliation value. Campaign then processes the request and, for delete, removes the profile and related data.
B is a manual workaround that does not remove data from all related tables in a traceable, auditable way and is not the compliant mechanism. C only sets opt-out (blocklisting) and retains the data, which does not satisfy erasure. D is unnecessary because the functionality is self-service.