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To automate the process of importing encrypted files from an external CRM, the following actions should be included:

File drop to the SFTP Import directory: Place the encrypted files in the SFTP Import directory to trigger the automation.

File transfer activity to the Safehouse for decryption: Move the encrypted files to the Safehouse for decryption, ensuring the data is securely handled.

Import definition to the necessary data extension: After decryption, import the data into the relevant Data Extension for use in marketing sends.

To exclude sending an email at send time to those with a record on the 'Exclude' Data Extension where the primary key is Subscriber Key, the developer should use the following Exclusion Script:

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RowCount(LookupRows('Exclude', 'SubscriberKey', _SubscriberKey)) > 0

This script checks if there are any rows in the 'Exclude' Data Extension that match the Subscriber Key. If the count is greater than 0, the email is excluded from being sent.

When batch deleting large volumes of contacts, it is important to consider the following factors:

Batch Deletion Limits: Up to one million records can be deleted in each batch. This helps manage and control the deletion process without overwhelming the system.

Suppression Status Visibility: The suppression status does not show for individual contacts until the entire batch processes. This means that you will not see the status updates for individual contacts until the deletion batch is fully processed.

To expedite the process of deleting roughly 10 million subscribers using Contact Delete, the developer should change the Suppression value to a larger value (A). Increasing the suppression period helps in reducing the time taken for the deletion process as it allows the system to handle more deletions at once, thus speeding up the overall process.

Switching to Tenant Specific Endpoints (TSEs) provides the benefit of improved API performance (D). Tenant Specific Endpoints are designed to provide optimized performance by ensuring that API calls are routed through endpoints that are dedicated to a specific tenant, reducing latency and potential congestion issues associated with shared endpoints.

When logging unsubscribe events from a CloudPage using the LogUnsubEvent Execute Call, it's crucial to capture and provide both the SubscriberKey and the JobID. The SubscriberKey uniquely identifies the subscriber, while the JobID identifies the specific email job from which the subscriber is unsubscribing.

SubscriberKey: Identifies the subscriber in the Marketing Cloud.

JobID: Identifies the email job that triggered the unsubscribe event.

To dynamically create data extensions in Marketing Cloud, the developer should use the SOAP API using the Create method and the DataExtension object (A). This allows for the creation of data extensions with dynamic names and structures.

To execute daily reports on all subscriber activity without impacting send performance, the best practice is to copy new Send Log records to an Archive data extension, then run reports from the Archive data extension (C). This approach ensures that the reporting activity does not interfere with the performance of ongoing send operations.

To validate that a parent-level data extension can be accessed by a child business unit, the developer should ensure that the data extension is in the Shared Data Extensions folder and the query includes the ENT. prefix (A). This setup allows shared data extensions to be accessible across different business units.