Let us help you navigate the resources in the eComm wiki so you can get the answer you're looking for when you need it. Select the eComm application for which you have a question (Salesforce, Marketing Cloud, or Cvent) and then view resources by category. Can't find what you need in this wiki? Submit a help ticket at cu.edu/ecomm/submit-help-ticket.
It's common to target a Marketing Cloud email to an audience based on where they reside. There is a free tool to define desired zip codes for your audience as well as a paid tool called GeopPointe.
Marketing Cloud subscribers have several statuses that impact their ability to receive communications. Learn more about what each status means and what to do when you encounter it.
This resource is designed for eComm specialists who are responsible for submitting provisioning and deprovisioning requests for their campus. Learn how to submit requests while being mindful of important deadlines and details that affect the user experience.
Salesforce is at the heart of eComm, but it would be nothing without other systems across CU. Most of eComm's Salesforce Contacts come from a nightly updated source system, enriched with engagement data from eComm's other applications (Marketing Cloud & Cvent), constituents, and eComm Specialists.
Did you and your team create an awesome email that you want to share with another unit at CU? With Marketing Cloud there is no need to re-invent the wheel. Provide a few key pieces of information to your eComm specialist and they can share the email between the two units.
Email journeys deliver personalized and engaging communications to constituents using automation through the Journey Builder tool in Marketing Cloud. Journeys can be as complicated as a series of emails sent over a year with various decision splits to as simple as a single email sent once a year.
The eComm Help Ticket is a robust resource designed specifically for eComm and is constantly updated. Check out an overview of the process (including a peek of the back end), benefits to those requesting help and those providing support, plus common missteps to avoid.
Person of Interest or POI data is used for Contacts with a non-traditional, close affiliation with CU. As of August 2024, POIs make up 47K+ Contacts. Some examples include Security / Training, Volunteer and Student-Athlete.
