This page provides information about using the 360 Profiles for the following scenario:

Marketers need to evaluate a few customer profiles to assess their alignment with their brand's customer type and loyalty. This involves reviewing the customer's integrity parameters such as activities, engagement, purchase history, machine learning, and identities.

Accessing the 360 Profiles UI

• Sign in to your CDP user interface.
• Click 360 Profiles.

Using 360 search

The following are the methods to search for a record based on the available information:

Basic search

The search method helps you to find records efficiently by using the most commonly available information. Enter a full or partial value in one or more search attributes.

The following search attributes are currently supported:

Advanced search

The search method helps you to refine your search by selecting address data from the downward arrow under the basic search fields.

The following search attributes are currently supported:

For your first search, try entering your name or a common name in your area, such as 'John' for the United States.

For example, do the following to search for a customer whose name is Katey Cartwright:

• In First Name, enter Katey.
• In Last Name, enter Cartwright.

• Based on your requirements, do one of the following:

  • To find the customer profiles that precisely match your search criteria, select the Exact Match Only checkbox.

  • To search for similar names such as "Kate", clear the Exact Match Only checkbox.

• Click Search.

  CDP displays the following results for the customer whose name is Katey Cartwright:

  

You can view the following details:

• The search engine returns a pattern of results that exactly match your request, displaying 10 records per page.

• The list of results displays records that meet the criteria for child customer level alongside their corresponding master customer.

  • Child customer level: Represents an individual identity originating from a unique upstream source system received into CDP.

  • Master customer: Represents the aggregation of all child customer identities into a single record.

  If the same customer has multiple identities with the same data, the list of results might display similar or identical rows. You can click the identity that best matches and has the most complete information.

Viewing a customer record

After you click any child customer record from the search results, CDP displays the following 360 Profile view with the following information:

For more information, see 360 Profiles Tabs.

Using customer 360 Profiles UI

This page provides information about using the 360 Profiles for the following scenario:

Marketers need to evaluate a few customer profiles to assess their alignment with their brand's customer type and loyalty. This involves reviewing the customer's integrity parameters such as activities, engagement, purchase history, machine learning, and identities.

Accessing the 360 Profiles UI

• Sign in to your CDP user interface.
• Click 360 Profiles.

Note

If you do have access to 360 Profiles, contact your tenant’s administrators to request access. You can only have view access. There is no edit access to 360 profiles.

Using 360 search

The following are the methods to search for a record based on the available information:

Basic search

The search method helps you to find records efficiently by using the most commonly available information. Enter a full or partial value in one or more search attributes.

The following search attributes are currently supported:

Attribute	Description
First name	The first name of the customer.
Last name	The last name of the customer.
Email address	The email address of the customer.
Phone number	The phone number of the customer.
Source customer number	The unique customer identifier or primary key that you use to identify your customers in your standard data feed. For example, email address, phone number, internal record ID from an ERP, data warehouse, or other system that sends customer data to CDP.

Advanced search

The search method helps you to refine your search by selecting address data from the downward arrow under the basic search fields.

The following search attributes are currently supported:

Attribute

Description

Mailing address

The most recent mailing address of the child customer record based on the source customer number. Address1: The first line of the address associated with the record. For example, street and number. Address2: The second line of the address associated with the record. For example, unit number. City: The city name associated with the address of the record. State: The state or province associated with the address of the record. Zip: The Zip code or postal code associated with the address of the record. Country: The country associated with the address of the record.

For your first search, try entering your name or a common name in your area, such as 'John' for the United States.

For example, do the following to search for a customer whose name is Katey Cartwright:

• In First Name, enter Katey.
• In Last Name, enter Cartwright.

• Based on your requirements, do one of the following:

  • To find the customer profiles that precisely match your search criteria, select the Exact Match Only checkbox.

  • To search for similar names such as "Kate", clear the Exact Match Only checkbox.

• Click Search.

  CDP displays the following results for the customer whose name is Katey Cartwright:

  

You can view the following details:

• The search engine returns a pattern of results that exactly match your request, displaying 10 records per page.

• The list of results displays records that meet the criteria for child customer level alongside their corresponding master customer.

  • Child customer level: Represents an individual identity originating from a unique upstream source system received into CDP.

  • Master customer: Represents the aggregation of all child customer identities into a single record.

  If the same customer has multiple identities with the same data, the list of results might display similar or identical rows. You can click the identity that best matches and has the most complete information.

Viewing a customer record

After you click any child customer record from the search results, CDP displays the following 360 Profile view with the following information:

Tab	Description
Header	Represents the top part of the 360 tabs that shows the first name, last name, email address, phone number, and mailing address of the customer if they exist at the master customer level.
Overview	Provides a snapshot of buying statistics, recent events, transaction history, Machine Learning model scores, and the number of merged identities that make up the unified profile.
Profile	Displays the basic customer data, including standard attributes and specific attributes that are visible to 360 Profiles for your tenant. This tab does not display all data for the record stored in CDP.
Journey	Provides recent history of the customer's interactions with your brand, often including events such as email opens, clicks, and web browsing activity like products or categories viewed.
Transaction	Displays the full list of transactions the customer placed, ordered by showing the most recent transactions first. You can scroll to view prior transactions. You can expand each transaction to view more details about the items that were purchased, such as status, revenue and discount.
Machine Learning	Displays the scores, deciles, or product recommendations from Acquia’s Machine Learning models or your organization's custom models. Only models trained for your tenant appear on this tab.

For more information, see 360 Profiles Tabs.