Prerequisites and Considerations prerequisites-considerations
Read below for an overview of customer requirements that you need to meet before signing up for People-Based Destinations.
Signing up for People-Based Destinations signing-up
People-Based Destinations is a premium capability that enhances your Audience Manager experience by allowing you to activate your first-party audience segments in people-based environments, by targeting your audience with customized offers on social networks or through email marketing.
Please contact your Adobe representative to take advantage of this premium feature.
Partner-Specific Prerequisites partner-prerequisites
Facebook facebook
Before you can use People-Based Destinations to send your first-party audience segments to Facebook, make sure you meet the following requirements:
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Your Facebook user account must have the Manage campaigns permission enabled for the Ad account that you plan to use.
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Add the Adobe Experience Cloud business account as an advertising partner in your Facebook Ad Account. Use
business ID=206617933627973. See Add Partners to Your Business Manager for details.note important IMPORTANT When configuring the permissions for Adobe Experience Cloud, you must enable the Manage campaigns permission. This is required for the People-Based Destinations integration. -
Read and sign the Facebook Custom Audiences Terms of Service. To do this, go to
https://business.facebook.com/ads/manage/customaudiences/tos/?act=[accountID], whereaccountIDis your Facebook Ad Account ID.
LinkedIn linkedin
Before you can use People-Based Destinations to send your first-party audience segments to LinkedIn, make sure your LinkedIn Campaign Manager account has the Creative Manager or higher permission level.
To learn how to edit your LinkedIn Campaign Manager user permissions, see Add, Edit, and Remove User Permissions on Advertising Accounts in the LinkedIn documentation.
See Understanding and Configuring the LinkedIn People-Based Destination for video instructions.
Google Customer Match gcm
Before you can use People-Based Destinations to send your first-party audience segments to a Google Customer Match destination, make sure you read and adhere to Google’s policy for using Customer Match, outlined in the Google support documentation.
Next, make sure your Google account is configured for a Standard or higher permission level. See the Google Ads documentation for details.
Customers with compliant accounts are automatically allow listed by Google.
Data Onboarding data-onboarding
Data ingestion for People-Based Destinations currently supports up to 10 hashed email addresses linked to one customer ID (CRM ID), per batch transfer.
Uploading more than 10 hashed email addresses linked to one customer ID in multiple batch transfers causes Audience Manager to retain the most recent 10 email addresses added.
To ingest hashed identifiers, create a cross-device data source for hashed identifiers and enable the Share associated cross-device IDs in people-based destinations and/or hashed email workflows option.
Data Privacy data-privacy
Although People-Based Destinations allow you to target audiences based on hashed email addresses uploaded by you, you remain prohibited from uploading any directly identifiable visitor information into Audience Manager. In the data onboarding phase, you must ensure that the email addresses you plan to use are hashed with the SHA256 algorithm. Otherwise, you won’t be able to use them in People-Based Destinations.
Data Hashing Versus Encryption data-hashing-encryption
Encryption is a two-way function. Any encrypted information can also be decrypted, using the correct decryption key. Encrypting data in the context of Audience Manager poses serious risks, since any encrypted form of personally identifiable information can also be decrypted. As opposed to encryption, People-Based Destinations are designed to work with hashed data instead.
Hashing is a one-way function that scrambles the input to produce a unique result. By using proper hashing algorithms, like SHA256, there is no way to reverse the hashing function and reveal the unscrambled information. The email addresses that you will onboard to Audience Manager must be hashed with the SHA256 algorithm. This way, you can ensure that no unhashed email addresses reach Audience Manager.
Hashing Requirements hashing-requirements
When hashing the email addresses, make sure to comply with the following requirements:
- Trim all leading and trailing spaces from the email string; example:
johndoe@example.com, not<space>johndoe@example.com<space>; - When hashing the email strings, make sure to hash the lowercase string;
- Example:
example@email.com, notEXAMPLE@EMAIL.COM;
- Example:
- Make sure the hashed string is all lowercase
- Example:
55e79200c1635b37ad31a378c39feb12f120f116625093a19bc32fff15041149, not55E79200C1635B37AD31A378C39FEB12F120F116625093A19bC32FFF15041149;
- Example:
- Do not salt the string.
Watch the video below to understand the hashing requirements of People-Based Destinations.
Adobe Experience Cloud gives you the option to hash customer IDs through the Adobe Experience Platform Identity Service (ECID). See SHA256 Hashing Support for setCustomerIDs for detailed information on how to use ECID to hash customer IDs.
Obtaining User Permission obtaining-user-permission
Since People-Based Destinations helps you activate first-party audience data in people-based channels, it is your responsibility to inform and obtain any necessary consents from your customers of how you will use their data for advertising or other purposes.
Before you sign up for People-Based Destinations, make sure to obtain your customers’ consent before using their information for advertising purposes.
In case your customers wish to opt-out of advertising campaigns, see Opt-out Management for details on how to stop Audience Manager from collecting data any further.
Enforcing First-Party Data Activation enforcing-first-party-activation
When using People-Based Destinations, you can only use first-party data to activate audience segments in people-based channels. You cannot use any second- or third-party data for audience activation in people-based channels.
When using People-Based Destinations, use Data Export Controls to label your data sources and destinations according to the guidelines and requirements from destination platforms and data providers.
Onboard Authenticated Hashed IDs through Declared ID Targeting onboard-authenticated-declared-id
There are two ways you can bring your offline data to Audience Manager for People-Based Destinations.
- Send batch data to Audience Manager to ingest hashed email addresses. With this method, you can choose to use the hashed email addresses from your CRM database in People-Based Destinations. Additionally, when using this method, you can also qualify the hashed email addresses for onboarded traits.
- Use Declared IDs to declare hashed email addresses when passing in authenticated customer IDs. When using this method, Audience Manager, on your behalf, only sends to People-Based Destinations the hashed email addresses from users who have authenticated online. The email addresses activated through people-based channels are only the ones in the declared ID event calls. Other email addresses associated with the customer ID are not sent in real-time.