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In OpenID Connect (OIDC) terminology, the following terms are commonly used:

Scope: This term refers to the set of permissions or access rights that are being requested by the client application.

Claims: These are pieces of information about the user, such as name, email, and other profile information, that are returned by the identity provider.

These terms are essential for understanding the permissions and user information handled within the OpenID Connect protocol.

References

OpenID Connect Core Documentation

To ensure that all subscriptions for your marketing campaign are genuine and that users confirm their intent to subscribe via email, you should activate the Double Opt-In process in the subscription. This process sends a confirmation email to users, requiring them to verify their email address and confirm their subscription by clicking on a link.

Double Opt-In Activation:

Navigate to the subscription settings within your SAP Customer Data Cloud account.

Enable the Double Opt-In option for the specific subscription.

Configure the email template that will be sent to users for confirmation.

This ensures that only users who confirm their email address and subscription will be added to your list, maintaining the authenticity of your subscriptions.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Documentation on Double Opt-In

Within the Sites - Site Settings in SAP Customer Data Cloud, the available configuration settings include:

Custom API Domain: This setting allows you to configure a custom domain for API requests, enhancing security and branding.

Default web and mobile screensets: This setting allows you to define the default screensets used for web and mobile interfaces, ensuring a consistent user experience across platforms.

These settings help tailor the behavior and presentation of your site according to specific needs.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Site Settings Documentation

Facilitating a lite account progression to a full account in SAP Customer Data Cloud can be achieved through the following recommended ways:

Automatic progression policy: This automatically upgrades lite accounts to full accounts based on predefined criteria.

Screen-sets flow: This method uses predefined screens and user interfaces to guide the user through the account progression process.

Rest API flow: This allows programmatic control over the account progression process using RESTful APIs.

These methods provide flexibility and automation in managing account upgrades, enhancing user experience and administrative efficiency.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Lite to Full Account Progression Documentation

The error when calling the methodgigya.accounts.switchScreen([screenSet Default-RegistrationLogin", screen 'new-screen-id']);is due to the absence of the:

containerID parameter (C): This parameter specifies the container in which the screen should be rendered.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Mobile SDK Documentation

SAP Help Portal on Screen-Sets and UI Customization

Privileges in the SAP Customer Data Cloud Console can be defined by using permission groups.

Using permission groups:

Permission groups allow administrators to assign specific permissions and roles to different users or applications.

This helps in managing access control and ensuring that only authorized users can perform certain actions.

Permission groups are a central feature for defining and managing privileges within the Console.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Permission Groups Documentation

The recommended approach to make a native API call, such asgetAccountinfo, from an Android client is to:

Use internal SDK method Gigya.getInstance().send to call the API method with an application key and secret (D): This method allows you to securely call the API using the provided application key and secret.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Android SDK Documentation

SAP Help Portal on Native API Calls

To connect and route events from an existing site hosted over a URL and using the Web SDK to the Android SDK, you should use GigyaWebBridge.

GigyaWebBridge: This component enables seamless integration and communication between the Web SDK and the Android SDK, allowing events to be routed and handled appropriately across platforms.

Functionality: By using GigyaWebBridge, you ensure that the events generated on the web application can be captured and processed by the mobile application, maintaining consistent user experience and data synchronization.

This approach provides a reliable way to connect your web-based site with mobile applications using the Android SDK.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud SDK Documentation

When pushing configuration changes from staging to production, considering the sites have the same name in both environments, you can expect:

The API keys are different. The site settings need to be manually replicated.

While the site configurations might be similar, the API keys differ between environments to maintain security and separation of data. Manual replication ensures that the correct settings are applied and tested in the production environment.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Deployment Documentation

To export subscription data using theaccounts.searchAPI successfully, the correct query to use is:

SELECT * FROM emailAccounts:

This query targets theemailAccountstable, which is structured to store subscription-related data for email accounts.

It ensures compatibility with theaccounts.searchAPI and avoids errors.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation