As a best practice it is recommended to define a default value for the custom attribute - in this case the ID of the parent business unit seems fine. We don't want this attribute to be visible to customers in their profile center therefore we'll set it as hidden. In a multi-org marketing cloud account (Enterprise 2.0) we are going to create a custom profile attribute called BusinessUnitID. This scenario can be applied to a Salesforce Marketing Cloud Enterprise 2.0 account and once the profile is populated with the business unit id (member id) it can be used for instance to define a subscriber filter at business unit level.Ĭheck out this page for more details on how to define subscriber filters.
To achieve this we are going to use a SQL Query, a Data Extract and a Import File activity in Automation Studio. Let's assume we want the profile attribute to store the ID of the business unit that performs the email send. Author: Florin Valean Profile update use caseĪs an exercise we'll aim to update a profile attribute in a Salesforce Marketing Cloud account with multiple business units.
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