Configure where Global Consent Manager exports consent records, and enable export to your Amazon S3 bucket.
Required Editions
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions. Requires the Privacy Center license. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To configure consent export settings: | Manage Global Consent |
Before you configure export settings, set up an AWS Signature v4 External Credential in Salesforce that authenticates to your Amazon S3 bucket. Also create a permission set that includes External Credential Principal Access and the Manage Global Consent user permission, and assign it to your admin user.
Note When configuring the External Credential, use the External ID shown on the Consent Export Settings page for the STS External ID field.
Global Consent Manager exports consent records as CSV files to your Amazon S3 bucket. Each file is written to a path keyed by prefix, Global Consent Definition ID, date, and timestamp, in the form [prefix]/[consentDefinitionId]/MM-DD-YYYY/[timestamp][UUID].csv.
- From Setup, under Global Consent Manager, select Consent Export Settings.
- In the Destination section, for Named Credential, select the named credential that authenticates to your AWS account.
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For S3 Bucket, enter the name of the bucket where Global Consent Manager exports consent records.
The named credential needs write permission for this bucket.
- For S3 Prefix, enter a path within the bucket where Global Consent Manager writes the export files.
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Click Save.
Enable export only after you save the configuration.
- In the Activation section, turn on Consent Data Export.
In the Status section, monitor the status of the consent data export.