How long does the customer have for checking the changes? It depends on the update type. He does not get the chance to check the change before, but he can always revert to an older version.
For Automatic update, in case of an immediate update, the customers shall get a window of upto 12 hours before the update is applied. In case of scheduled automatic update, the corresponding artifacts shall be marked with the date when the automatic update will be applied.
In both cases — immediate and scheduled, the customer has the option to apply the update before it is automatically done. Do I receive a notification for all content? You will see a notification for all updates performed on all standard content packages that have been copied from the discover view to the design view for the tenant. How do I subscribe for notification?
A content subscription is created as soon as someone copies the content to his design space. Does the customer have an option not to implement a change?
Only in case of a manual update, the customer has the option to not implement the change. He can also implement a change and revert back to an older version later. In case of an automatic update, the update will always be applied — the customer has no control. However, in case of non-configureOnly content, the customer will have an option to revert back to an old version.
However, if he does this, he shall not receive any automatic update on this content going forward. Can I try the content first on test and then approve if it should go on Factory — I want this process for all my content? This is possible — the customer has to copy the content only in Test. The content transport from test to prod can be made manual. That way the prod tenant will not have any notification, update etc.
To whom does a customer raise an issue with the content? For manual update, the user explicitly has to perform the update operation. For automatic update, no user interaction is required. Even though the customer is using the standard content, he does not want to get his content auto—updated. How can he control?
This is not possible. Methodology MarketingSherpa commissioned an online survey that was fielded August , with a nationally representative sample of U. We asked consumers, "In which of the following ways, if any, would you prefer to receive regular updates and promotions from companies that you are interested in doing business with?
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