Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) is in the middle of the buildout of Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and Sales Cloud. NTO has multiple business units, and each business unit has different access to lead and contactrecords. NTO wants to see how marketing data Sharing Rules are working across different business units to ensure that different business units can only see lead or contact records for their business unit.
What should a Solution Architect demo to the Marketing team to show that the different business units are connected correctly?
To demonstrate that different business units can only see lead or contact records for their business unit, a Solution Architect can create a dynamic list that applies the same rules to multiple business units. The dynamic list will show the total leads and contacts in the list for each business unit, demonstrating that the data sharing rules are working correctly.
To demonstrate that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement (formerly Pardot) is correctly connected with Sales Cloud across different business units, creating dynamic lists with identical criteria in each business unit and comparing the total leads and contacts can effectively showcase proper segmentation and access control. This approach allows the Solution Architect to visually represent how marketing data and activities are appropriately partitioned and managed across the business units, ensuring that leads and contacts are only accessible by the relevant teams, in line with Salesforce's best practices for managing data in multi-business unit environments.
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