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rish_singh
rish_singh
Contributor ⭐️⭐️⭐️
April 19, 2017
New Idea

Ability to edit Opt-out setting Categories, and add more categories to the opt-out options.

  • April 19, 2017
  • 7 replies
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      7 replies

      nora_soza
      nora_soza
      Helper ⭐️
      September 25, 2017
      We are finalizing a custom subscription center across the multiple email systems and having the ability to both honor and feed into those options will be critical for our continued use of copilot.
        elizabeth_adams_c593ee
        elizabeth_adams_c593ee
        Helper ⭐️⭐️⭐️
        October 31, 2017
        This is really important for us, as well. We have several different types of sends and would love for clients to be able to opt out for one type but not another.
        Elizabeth Panska
          puna
          puna
          Helper ⭐️
          February 20, 2018
          Has there been any update or response on this requested enhancement?  Similar to OP's comment, we would like the ability to add more categories for clients to opt-out from.
            scott_superko
            scott_superko
            Helper ⭐️
            March 1, 2018
            +1 to this idea.

            Having more granular control over subscription preferences is critical to transitioning more campaigns to CoPIlot.
            leilani_carbonell_pedroni
            leilani_carbonell_pedroni
            Contributor ⭐️⭐️
            June 7, 2018
            We really need this as well. We have multiple communications that we send out based on our customer persona.
            vmoore
            Contributor ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
            October 11, 2021

            As we have acquired other organizations, we have multiple systems in use that trigger customer notices. We need a way to differentiate between subscriptions and manage them cohesively.

            chethana
            Expert ⭐️
            October 28, 2021

            Hello All, 

            we are actively working on these changes, i will share ETA by end of Novemeber.

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