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19 December 2024 (v2.126)

ReachFive v2.126 christmas wreath introduces a few improvements and needed bug fixes. You can now see the total number of compromised profiles directly in the ReachFive Console. The {{verification_code}} variable is now available to more email templates, allowing users to verify email updates. Adobe Campaign made some credential changes that impacts configuring the provider in the ReachFive Console.

As always, we fixed a few items for you.


Compromised profiles

You can now see the total number of compromised profiles directly in the ReachFive Console, giving you a quick overview of the number of currently compromised profiles from your user pool.

To view this:

  1. Go to Analytics  Compromised profiles on your ReachFive Console.

  2. See the total number of compromised profiles at the top of the screen.

    2126 compromised profiles

For more on this topic, see Identity Fraud Protection.


Verify email updates with verification code

Your users can now verify their email updates with a verification code, ensuring the update is legitimate and secure.

This is possible because the {{verification_code}} templating variable is now available to even more templates including:

This change introduces a new /identity/v1/verify-email endpoint that verifies the updated email.

POST /verify-email
{
    "email": "joe.bloggs@example.com",
    "verification_code": 123456
}


Adobe Campaign credential changes

Adobe has deprecated using JWT credentials in favor of OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.

This goes into action on January 27, 2025.

In light of this, we have updated the Adobe Campaign Standard provider template configuration setup to use the OAuth Credential.

  1. Go to Settings  Emails  Providers on your ReachFive Console.

  2. Select Adobe Campaign Standard from the list of options.

  3. Enable Use OAuth Credential.

  4. Enter your Client ID, Client secret, and desired Scope(s).

    You can find these in your Adobe Developer Console.

  5. Don’t forget to Save your input.

    2126 adobe


Fixes

Item Fixed

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