This page provides information about personal data stored in Kentico, as well as the flow of this data and its purpose. You can use the information when analyzing the GDPR compliance of your websites.
Disclaimers- This page only covers the built-in Kentico functionality. You also need to check any customized functionality for personal data handling. - This page is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal advice. You can use the information to identify personal data and its flow in the system, and take appropriate measures. However, we recommend consulting with a legally qualified professional to verify that your project complies with the GDPR.
The following is a list of the most important entities in Kentico that hold personal data. For every entity, the page displays up to three sets of data organized into tables. The first table contains a list of data considered as personal according to the GDPR Article 4, Paragraph 1, the corresponding database columns, as well as the purpose of the data. The second table contains a list of sources, describing the flow of personal data in the system. The third table contains information about other entities with personal data that contain a reference to the given entity. The data includes entities, database fields, purposes and sources that might under various conditions manipulate with personal information of natural persons (in the default Kentico functionality). Depending on your usage of features and configuration, parts of the information may not apply to your Kentico project.
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Accounts
Database table: OM_Account
Accounts are an on-line marketing entity representing organizations, companies, etc.They allow marketers to categorize contacts based on their affiliations.
Note: Account data can be considered as personal only in cases where the account represents a natural person, not an entire organization (for example individual contractors).
Accounts – Stored personal data
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Address
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AccountAddress1
AccountAddress2
AccountCity
AccountZIP
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User interface
- Displayed in the Contact management application
- Displayed by the My accounts dashboard widget
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Contact information
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AccountEmail
AccountFax
AccountPhone
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User interface
- Displayed in the Contact management application
- Displayed by the My accounts dashboard widget
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Name
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AccountName
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User interface
- Displayed in the Contact management application
- Displayed by the My accounts dashboard widget
- Displayed in various administration interface locations to identify accounts
May be used for contact segmentation and automated marketing (assigning entire accounts to Contact groups, account actions within Marketing automation) Salesforce – the account name may be used to set the company name when replicating contacts to Salesforce leads
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System data
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AccountCreated
AccountLastModified
AccountGUID
AccountID
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- AccountID and AccountGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- AccountCreated and AccountLastModified – timestamps used by the system
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References to other entities
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AccountOwnerUserID
AccountPrimaryContactID
AccountSecondaryContactID
AccountSubsidiaryOfID
AccountCountryID
AccountStateID
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- AccountOwnerUserID – user responsible for managing the account
- AccountPrimaryContactID and AccountSecondaryContactID – significant contacts set for the account
- AccountSubsidiaryOfID – a different account of which the given account is a subsidiary
- AccountCountryID – country of the account’s address
- AccountStateID – (federated) state of the account’s address within the given country
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Accounts – Personal data sources
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Account editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually create or edit accounts in the Contact management application.
- Users who are assigned as account owners can edit the data of accounts using the My accounts dashboard widget.
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Accounts – References from entities containing personal data
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Contact-account relationships (OM_AccountContact)
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AccountID
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Binding table containing relationships between accounts and the assigned contacts.
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Activities
Database table: OM_Activity
Activities are an on-line marketing entity which represents actions done on the live site by visitors (contacts). The system logs activities of various types, therefore activity records can contain different data based on the activity type. The type of each activity is determined by the value of the ActivityType column in the OM_Activity table.
Activities – Stored personal data
Activity personal data purpose
All activity data collected for contacts can be viewed by users of the administration interface in the activity log (in the Contact management application or displayed on dashboards using the Activities widget). Each activity may contain different data based on its type. For example, user registration activities contain a username in their title, but forum post activities do not.
The data of logged activities is also used by the system when evaluating on-line marketing conditions, macro rules and methods (for example for automation process triggers or in scoring rules).
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Referring URL
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ActivityURLReferrer
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- The URL referrer of the web request during which the activity occurred (for example may contain the URL of a site from which a visitor arrived)
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Title
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ActivityTitle
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- The activity title contains personal data for the following activity types:
- Blog post subscription (blogpostsubscription) – the subscribed email address
- User login (userlogin) – the full name and email address of the authenticated user
- User registration (userregistration) – the full name and email address of the registered user
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URL
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ActivityURL
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- The URL where the activity occurred contains personal data for the following activity types:
- Opened marketing email (newsletteropen) – a tracking link which includes the email address of the recipient
- Opted out from all marketing emails (newsletterunsubscriptionfromall) – an unsubscription link which includes the email address of the recipient
- Unsubscription from a single email feed (newsletterunsubscription) – an unsubscription link which includes the email address of the recipient
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References to other entities
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ActivityContactID
ActivityItemID
ActivityItemDetailID
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ActivityContactID – the contact who performed the activity (for all activity types) ActivityItemID – contains references to objects related to the activity. The type of the object is determined by the activity type:
- Blog comment (blogcomment) – the posted blog comment
- Blog post subscription (blogpostsubscription) – the added blog post subscription
- Clicked link in marketing email (newsletterclickthrough) – the email feed related to the email where the link was clicked
- Event booking (eventbooking) – the attendee who registered for the event
- Form submission (bizformsubmit) – the form for which the data record was submitted
- Forum post (forumpost) – the forum where the post was added
- Forum post subscription (forumpostsubscription) – the forum where the subscription was added
- Message board comment (messageboardcomment) – the message board where the post was added
- Message board subscription (messageboardsubscription) – the message board where the subscription was added
- Opened marketing email (newsletteropen) – the email feed related to the opened email
- Opted out from all marketing emails (newsletterunsubscriptionfromall) – the email feed issue where the unsubscription link was clicked
- Purchase (purchase) – the created order
- Subscription to a newsletter (newslettersubscription) – the newsletter (email feed) for which the subscription was added
- Unsubscription from a single email feed (newsletterunsubscription) – the email feed for which the unsubscription occurred
- User login (userlogin) – the user who signed in to the website
- User registration (userregistration) – the registered user
ActivityItemDetailID – contains references to additional objects related to the activity. The type of the object is determined by the activity type:
- Clicked link in marketing email (newsletterclickthrough) – the email feed issue where the link was clicked
- Form submission (bizformsubmit) – the specific form data record that was submitted
- Forum post (forumpost) – the added forum post
- Forum post subscription (forumpostsubscription) – the added forum post subscription
- Message board comment (messageboardcomment) – the added message board post
- Message board subscription (messageboardsubscription) – the added message board subscription
- Opened marketing email (newsletteropen) – the email feed issue that was opened
- Subscription to a newsletter (newslettersubscription) – the added newsletter subscription
- Unsubscription from a single email feed (newsletterunsubscription) – the email feed issue where the unsubscription link was clicked
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Activities – Personal data sources
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User and visitor actions
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- The system logs new activities when users or website visitors perform any of the monitored actions. Activity data is loaded from various types of related entities.
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Manual editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface can manually edit the Title and URL values of logged activities in the Contact management application or using the Activities dashboard widget.
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Banned IPs
Database table: CMS_BannedIP
The Banned IP entity represents IP addresses that the system prohibits from accessing your website or from performing certain actions on your website, according to the specified ban type.
Banned IPs - Stored personal data
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IP address
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IPAddress
IPAddressRegular
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- Blocking users with a banned IP address from accessing the website
- Blocking banned actions within various system pages, web parts and controls – signing in, registering, E-commerce actions (such as ordering, editing shopping cart content, paying, etc.), other membership actions, subscribing to newsletters, registering for events, voting in polls, sending messages, contributing to message boards, blog comment actions, registering into groups, contributing to forums, rating content of pages, reporting website abuses, and user contribution actions.
- Blocking authentication via external services for users with a banned IP address
- Redirection of banned users to a predefined page
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System data
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IPAddressLastModified
IPAddressID
IPAddressGUID
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- IPAddressLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- IPAddressID and IPAddressGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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Banned IPs - Personal data sources
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Banned IPs
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- Administrators manually enter banned IP addresses in the Banned IPs application. The system automatically generates a matching regular expression into the IPAddressRegular column.
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Database table: Blog_Comment
The Blog comment entity represents individual comments made by either anonymous or authenticated users. The comments are related to blog post pages located in the content tree of the website.
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Email address
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CommentEmail
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Name
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CommentUserName
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- User interface – displayed in:
- Blogs application
- Blog-related web parts (Blog comments, Blog comments viewer, Comment view, Blog comments data source, Blog comments RSS feed)
- Blog-related widgets (My blogs comments, Blog comments, Blog comments RSS feed)
- Email engine – displayed in the content of notification emails about updates to blog comment sections
- Contacts – mapping of last names to the contact entity
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URL
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CommentURL
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- The value is an optional URL (text) submitted by the comment’s author
- User interface – displayed in:
- Blogs application
- Blog-related web parts (Blog comments, Blog comments viewer, Comment view, Blog comments data source, Blog comments RSS feed)
- Blog-related widgets (My blogs comments, Blog comments, Blog comments RSS feed)
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System data
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CommentDate
CommentInfo
CommentID
CommentGUID
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- CommentDate – timestamp used by the system
- CommentInfo – contains the comment author’s browser user agent and IP address
- Ensuring security, recognizing spam-producing users
- CommentID and CommentGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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CommentUserID
CommentIsApprovedByUserID
CommentPostDocumentID
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- CommentUserID – user associated with non-anonymous comments
- Displaying profile pictures of the users
- Subscribing authenticated users to comments
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Activities)
- CommentIsApprovedByUserID – user responsible for approving the comment
- CommentPostDocumentID – ID of the blog post to which the comment was submitted
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Blog comments
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- Users submit comments for blog posts on the live site.
- Users with access to the administration interface approve or edit comments in the Blogs application or on the live site.
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is a blog comment for activities of the Blog comment type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is blogcomment.
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Blog subscriptions
Database table: Blog_PostSubscription
The Blog subscription entity represents subscriptions of users to comment sections of blog posts. When a new blog comment is submitted, the system retrieves subscriptions related to the blog post and sends notification emails to the email addresses provided by subscribers.
Blog subscriptions – Stored personal data
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Email address
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SubscriptionEmail
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- Email engine
- Sending notifications to subscribers about blog comment updates
- Sending subscription/unsubscription confirmations and subscription approval requests (double opt-in)
- Contacts – mapping of email addresses to the contact entity
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Activities)
- User interface – displayed in:
- Subscriptions tab of the Users and My profile applications
- My account web part
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System data
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SubscriptionLastModified
SubscriptionID
SubscriptionGUID
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- SubscriptionLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- SubscriptionID and SubscriptionGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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SubscriptionUserID
SubscriptionPostDocumentID
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- SubscriptionUserID – the subscribed user
- Used to identify the subscriptions of individual users in the Users and My profile applications
- SubscriptionPostDocumentID – the blog post page to which the subscription applies
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Blog subscriptions – Personal data sources
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Blog comments
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New subscriptions are created when:
- A user selects the Subscribe to this blog post check box while posting a blog post comment. - A user submits their email address through the subscription form.
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Blog subscriptions – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is a blog subscription for activities of the Blog post subscription type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is blogpostsubscription.
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Database table: Community_Invitation
The system creates and stores invitations when users invite someone else to join a community group.
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Email address
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InvitationUserEmail
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- Stores the email address that was set when inviting people who are not registered users on the site (invitations to existing site users do not directly store an email address)
- Email engine – used to send email invitations to the person who was invited to join the group
- Can be displayed on the live site by the My sent invitations web part (to the user who sent the invitation)
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System data
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InvitationCreated
InvitationLastModified
InvitationID
InvitationGUID
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- InvitationCreated and InvitationLastModified – timestamps used by the system
- InvitationID and InvitationGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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InvitedUserID
InvitedByUserID
InvitationGroupID
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- InvitedUserID and InvitedByUserID – the users related to the community group invitation
- Used to display invitations by the My invitations and My sent invitations web parts
- InvitationGroupID – the community group related to the invitation
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Sending of group invitations
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Chat messages
Database table: Chat_Message
The Chat functionality allows website visitors to communicate with each other in real time by sending text messages.
Chat messages – Stored personal data
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IP address
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ChatMessageIPAddress
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- The IP address of the user or visitor who sent the chat message
- Can be used by site administrators for security purposes (e.g. recognizing and blocking spam-producing users)
- User interface – displayed in message lists when editing chat rooms in the Chat application
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Message text
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ChatMessageText
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- Stores the text of the chat message
- System messages may contain the nick names of chat users (“User A has entered the room”, etc.)
- Displayed in the following locations:
- In the administration interface in the Chat application
- In the support chat menu within the administration interface header
- On the live site by chat web parts (Chat web part, Chat room messages, Chat send message, etc.)
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System data
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ChatMessageCreatedWhen
ChatMessageLastModified
ChatMessageID
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- ChatMessageCreatedWhen and ChatMessageLastModified – timestamps used by the system
- ChatMessageID – used as an identifier within the system
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References to other entities
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ChatMessageRecipientID
ChatMessageUserID
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- ChatMessageRecipientID – the chat user to which the message was sent (for whisper messages)
- ChatMessageUserID – the chat user who sent the message
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Chat messages – Personal data sources
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Chat users
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- System messages containing user names load values from the nick name field of the related chat user.
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Chat_User
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Sending of chat messages
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- Chat messages can be created in the following ways:
- Users with access to the administration interface send announcements or standard messages for chat rooms in the Chat application.
- Users with access to the administration interface initiate chat requests with an online user or contact on the On-line users tab in the Users or Contact management application.
- Users on the live site send messages using chat web parts (Chat web part, Chat send message, Chat support request, Automatically initiated chat).
- The system automatically creates messages when users perform chat actions (joining/leaving chat rooms, sending room invitations, etc.).
- The message IP address value is loaded and stored automatically when a chat message is created.
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Chat requests
Database table: Chat_InitiatedChatRequest
The Chat functionality allows users in the administration interface (website staff) to initiate chat requests with currently online visitors. The system stores information about the chat requests to allow the conversions to persist even if one of the involved users goes offline.
Chat requests – Stored personal data
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Nick name
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InitiatedChatRequestInitiatorName
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- Stores the chat nick name of the administrator who initiated the chat request
- Displayed on the live site by the Initiated chat web part to users who receive the chat request
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System data
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InitiatedChatRequestLastModification
InitiatedChatRequestID
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- InitiatedChatRequestLastModification – timestamp used by the system
- InitiatedChatRequestID – used as an identifier within the system
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References to other entities
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InitiatedChatRequestContactID
InitiatedChatRequestUserID
InitiatedChatRequestInitiatorChatUserID
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- InitiatedChatRequestContactID – the contact for which the chat request is intended
- InitiatedChatRequestUserID – the user for which the chat request is intended
- InitiatedChatRequestInitiatorChatUserID – the chat user (administrator) who initiated the chat request
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Chat requests – Personal data sources
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Chat initiation
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- Users with access to the administration interface initiate chat requests with an online user or contact on the On-line users tab in the Users or Contact management application.
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Chat users
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- The chat request nick name value is loaded from the nick name of the chat user (administrator) who initiated the request.
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Chat_User
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Chat users
Database table: Chat_User
Chat users represent authenticated or anonymous visitors who communicate through the Chat functionality.
Chat users – Stored personal data
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Nick name
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ChatUserNickName
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- Used to identify authors of chat messages and display which chat users are currently online
- Used in the text of system chat messages (“User A has entered the room”, etc.)
- Displayed in the following locations:
- In the administration interface in the Chat application
- In the support chat menu within the administration interface header
- On the live site by chat web parts (Chat web part, Chat room users, Chat on-line users, etc.)
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System data
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ChatUserLastModification
ChatUserID
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- ChatUserLastModification – timestamp used by the system
- ChatUserID – used as an identifier within the system
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References to other entities
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ChatUserUserID
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- ChatUserUserID – the user account related to the given chat user object (is null for guest chat users)
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Chat users – Personal data sources
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Chat usage
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- Chat users are created as a result of user actions in the following ways:
- Entering chat on the live site through the Chat web part or Chat login web part
- Accepting an initiated chat request on the live site through the Initiated chat or Automatically initiated chat web part
- Sending a support chat request on the live site through the Chat support request web part
- Initiating a chat request from the administration interface for the first time
- Users with access to the administration interface can manually create chat users in the Chat application.
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Users
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- When creating chat users for authenticated users, the system sets the nick name value based on the nick name or full name of the given user account.
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CMS_User
CMS_UserSettings
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Chat users – References from entities containing personal data
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Chat messages (Chat_Message)
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ChatMessageRecipientID
ChatMessageUserID
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The chat users who are the sender and recipient of the given message.
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Chat requests (Chat_InitiatedChatRequest)
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InitiatedChatRequestInitiatorChatUserID
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The chat user (administrator) who initiated the chat request.
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Database table: OM_Contact
Contacts are an on-line marketing entity representing website visitors and users. During the first visit of the website, an anonymous contact is created and linked to the current session. If further information is provided by the visitor through various sources, the system updates the contact and adds the information.
Contacts aggregate information about page visitors. This information is further processed by the system and can be used to deduce conclusions, such as marketing prospectiveness, about visitors and customers.
All of the data acquired by contacts may be viewed in the Contact management application.
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Address
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ContactAddress1
ContactCity
ContactZIP
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Campaign name
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ContactCampaign
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Email address
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ContactEmail
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Name
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ContactFirstName
ContactLastName
ContactMiddleName
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Natural personal data
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ContactBirthday
ContactGender
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- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Lead scoring, Personas)
- ContactGender – displayed in Contact demographics
- ContactBirthday – displayed in the My contacts web part and widget and the Messages application
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Occupational information
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ContactCompanyName
ContactJobTitle
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- User interface – displayed in various administration interface locations that contain detailed contact information
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Lead scoring, Personas)
- Salesforce
- Mapping to Salesforce data
- Contact export to a third-party Salesforce organization
- ContactCompanyName – used to build reports
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Phone numbers
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ContactMobilePhone
ContactBusinessPhone
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- User interface – displayed in various administration interface locations that contain detailed contact information
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Lead scoring, Personas)
- ContactBusinessPhone
- Displayed in notification emails
- Building reports
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System data
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ContactCreated
ContactLastModified
ContactGUID
ContactID
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- ContactID – used as a unique identifier within the system
- ContactCreated and ContactLastModified – timestamps used by the system
- ContactGUID – used as a unique identifier in the following features:
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References to other entities
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ContactStatusID
ContactCountryID
ContactStateID
ContactPersonaID
ContactOwnerUserID
ContactSalesForceLeadID
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- ContactStatusID – marketing status of the contact
- ContactCountryID – country of the contact’s address
- ContactStateID – (federated) state of the contact within the given country
- ContactPersonaID – persona to which the contact is assigned
- ContactOwnerUserID – user responsible for managing the contact
- ContactSalesForceLeadID – identifier of a third-party Salesforce entity matching the contact
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Blogs
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- Creation of blog comments saves the author’s last name into the contact.
- Subscription to blogs saves the given email address into the contact.
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Blog_Comment
Blog_PostSubscription
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Campaigns
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- When a contact is created within the context of a specific campaign, the campaign’s name is saved into the contact’s data.
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Contact editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually create or edit contacts in the Contact management application.
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Contact import
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Customers
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- When a customer is created or updated, the system transmits data to contact fields according to mapping configuration.
- Update of account details and processing of information obtained from the purchase order creates user relationships and updates the contact’s properties.
- Billing or shipping addresses used in a customer’s orders are saved into the address fields of the corresponding contact.
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COM_Customer
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Forms
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Separate database table generated for each form.
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Forums
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- Creation of forum posts saves the author’s last name and email address into the contact.
- Subscription to forum posts saves the given email address into the contact.
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Forums_ForumPost
Forums_ForumSubscription
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Geolocation
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- If enabled, the Geolocation feature can update the contact’s properties based on the visitor’s IP address.
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Message boards
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- Creation of message board comments saves the author’s last name into the contact.
- Subscription to message boards saves the given email address into the contact.
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Board_Message
Board_Subscription
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Personas
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- Updates of personas or contact scores trigger a re-evaluation of personas and assign contacts to the corresponding personas.
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Subscribers
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- When a subscriber is created or updated, the system transmits data to contact fields according to mapping configuration.
- Subscription to newsletters saves the given first name and last name into the contact.
- Subscription to newsletters without double opt-in and access to approval pages or pages containing Subscription approval web part updates the contact’s properties.
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Newsletter_Subscriber
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Users
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- When a user is created or updated, the system transmits data to contact fields according to mapping configuration.
- Retrieval of contact information from the login or register activity, submission of forms from the Custom registration, My profile, and My account web parts and My profile application creates user relationships and updates the contact’s properties.
- Usage of the My newsletter subscriptions web part updates the contact’s properties.
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CMS_User
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Accounts (OM_Account)
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AccountPrimaryContactID
AccountSecondaryContactID
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Primary and secondary contacts set for accounts.
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityContactID
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The contact who performed the given activity.
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Chat requests (Chat_InitiatedChatRequest)
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InitiatedChatRequestContactID
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The contact for which the chat request is intended.
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Contact membership relationships (OM_Membership)
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ContactID
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The contact related to a user/customer. The table contains records representing relationships between contacts and users/customers.
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Contact-account relationships (OM_AccountContact)
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ContactID
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Binding table containing relationships between accounts and the assigned contacts. The optional role of the contact in the account is stored in the ContactRoleID column, which references a role from the OM_ContactRole database table.
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Marketing automation states (CMS_AutomationState)
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StateObjectID
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The contact related to the given state of a marketing automation process. The type of the referenced object is stored in the StateObjectType column (the value is om.contact for contacts).
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On-line users (CMS_Session)
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SessionContactID
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The contact related to the session stored for on-line user/contact entities.
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Queued marketing emails (Newsletter_Emails)
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EmailContactID
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The contact who is the email recipient.
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Shopping carts (COM_ShoppingCart)
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ShoppingCartContactID
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The contact related to the shopping cart. The system uses the reference to track abandoned shopping carts.
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Database table: OM_Score
Scoring is an on-line marketing feature that evaluates each contact based on their profile information and activity on the website. Score definitions can store an email address, which is used to send notification emails when a contact reaches a specified score value.
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Email address
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ScoreNotificationEmail
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- Email engine – the system sends notification emails to the given address when a contact reaches a certain score value (specified in the ScoreEmailAtScore column)
- User interface – displayed in the Scoring application
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System data
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ScoreID
ScoreGUID
ScoreLastModified
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- ScoreID and ScoreGUID – identifiers used within the system
- ScoreLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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Score editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually edit notification address values for scores in the Scoring application.
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E-commerce – Customers
Database table: COM_Customer
Customers are an e-commerce entity representing users who make purchases on the website. Every completed order is linked with a specific customer. Customers can either be anonymous (created for one specific order) or registered (linked with a user account).
Customer data is required to process orders and payments, and maintain e-commerce records.
Note: For registered customers, the system automatically synchronizes name, email address and phone number data with the corresponding user account. The synchronization works in both directions whenever changes occur for the related entity.
Customers – Stored personal data
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Company information
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CustomerCompany
CustomerOrganizationID
CustomerTaxRegistrationID
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- User interface – displayed as part of customer information in various administration interface locations:
- Customers application
- Orders application
- Contact management application
- Orders dashboard widget
- Customer selection dialogs
- Used to set the AddressPersonalName field for the customer’s company addresses
- Used to prefill customer values during checkout for existing customers (done by the Customer detail checkout web part)
- Displayed on the live site by checkout web parts, as well as the My account and Customer edit company details web parts
- Displayed in E-commerce reports
- CustomerTaxRegistrationID – used to exempt customers from tax (for tax classes that have the Zero tax if tax ID is supplied flag enabled)
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Email address
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CustomerEmail
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- Email engine – sending e-commerce email notifications to customers
- User interface – displayed as part of customer information in various administration interface locations:
- Customers application
- Orders application
- Contact management application
- Orders dashboard widget
- Customer selection dialogs
- Saved into the email address field of related users and contacts representing customers (according to mapping configuration)
- Saved into the username field of new user objects when registering customers, if a separate username value is not set
- Used to validate the uniqueness of email addresses when registering customers
- Sent to third-party payment gateways when performing payment transactions (PayPal and Authorize.Net gateways by default)
- Used to prefill customer values during checkout for existing customers (done by the Customer detail checkout web part)
- Displayed on the live site by checkout web parts and the My account web part
- Displayed in E-commerce reports
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Fax
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CustomerFax
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- Not displayed or processed by default.
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Name
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CustomerFirstName
CustomerLastName
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- User interface – displayed as part of customer information in various administration interface locations:
- Customers application
- Orders application
- Contact management application
- Orders dashboard widget
- Customer selection dialogs
- Saved into the name fields of related users and contacts representing customers (according to mapping configuration)
- Used to set the AddressPersonalName field for the customer’s billing and shipping addresses
- Sent to third-party payment gateways when performing payment transactions (PayPal gateway by default)
- Displayed on the live site by checkout web parts and the My account web part
- Displayed in E-commerce reports
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Phone number
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CustomerPhone
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- User interface – displayed when editing customers in the Customers application
- Saved into the phone number field of related users and contacts representing customers (according to mapping configuration)
- Prefilled as the default phone value for the customer’s addresses
- Sent to third-party payment gateways when performing payment transactions (PayPal gateway by default)
- Displayed on the live site by checkout web parts and the My account web part
- Displayed in E-commerce reports
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System data
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CustomerID
CustomerGUID
CustomerCreated
CustomerLastModified
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- CustomerID and CustomerGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- CustomerCreated and CustomerLastModified – timestamps used by the system
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References to other entities
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CustomerUserID
CustomerSiteID
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- CustomerUserID – the user related to the customer (for registered customers)
- CustomerSiteID – the site on which the customer was created (only for anonymous customers)
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Customers – Personal data sources
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Order checkout
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- Customers submit data when checking out orders on the live site (via the Customer detail web part). For new customers, the web part creates the customer object when the visitor inputs valid data into the customer form and moves to the next checkout step.
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Customer editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually edit customer data in the Customers application.
- Users with access to the administration interface can add new customers while manually creating orders in the Orders application.
- Customers edit their data on the live site through the My account or Customer edit company details web parts.
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Users
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- When the name, email address and phone number data of a user account is modified, the system automatically transfers the values to all customer objects associated with the given user.
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CMS_User
CMS_UserSettings
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Customers – References from entities containing personal data
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Contact membership relationships (OM_Membership)
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RelatedID
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The customer related to a given contact. The table contains records representing relationships between contacts and users/customers.
Records representing customer relationships have the value of the MemberType column set to 1.
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Customer addresses (COM_Address)
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AddressCustomerID
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The customer related to the address.
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Customer credit events (COM_CustomerCreditHistory)
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EventCustomerID
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The customer for which the customer credit record was logged.
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Orders (COM_Order)
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OrderCustomerID
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The customer who created the order.
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Shopping carts (COM_ShoppingCart)
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ShoppingCartCustomerID
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The customer who created the shopping cart.
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E-commerce – Customer addresses
Database table: COM_Address
The system stores various types of addresses (billing, shipping or company) for Customers who make purchases on the website. The addresses are required to process orders and payments, deliver order shipments, and maintain e-commerce records.
Customer addresses – Stored personal data
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Address
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AddressCity
AddressLine1
AddressLine2
AddressName
AddressZip
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- Used to process e-commerce orders (billing, shipping and company addresses). Automatically saved into the address values of created orders.
- Billing addresses are sent to third-party payment gateways when performing payment transactions (by default used by the PayPal and Authorize.Net gateways).
- Used to prefill address values during checkout for existing customers (done by the Customer address checkout web part).
- Billing address values are saved into the address fields of contacts representing customers.
- User interface – displayed in the Customers application under the Addresses tab.
- Displayed on the live site by checkout web parts, the My account and Customer edit address form web parts.
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Name
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AddressPersonalName
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- Labels addresses with the customer’s name for easier identification
- User interface – displayed in the Customers application under the Addresses tab
- Displayed on the live site by checkout web parts, the My account and Customer edit address form web parts
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Phone number
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AddressPhone
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- Saved into the mobile phone field of contacts representing customers.
- User interface – displayed in the Customers application under the Addresses tab
- Displayed on the live site by checkout web parts, the My account and Customer edit address form web parts
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System data
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AddressID
AddressGUID
AddressLastModified
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- AddressID and AddressGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- AddressLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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References to other entities
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AddressCustomerID
AddressCountryID
AddressStateID
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- AddressCustomerID – the customer related to the address
- AddressCountryID – country of the customer address
- AddressStateID – (federated) state within the given country
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Customer addresses – Personal data sources
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Order checkout
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- Customers submit billing/shipping address data when checking out orders (via the Customer address web part).
- The AddressName value is a summary, automatically composed from the other address data fields.
- When creating addresses, the customer’s name is saved into the AddressPersonalName field.
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Address editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually edit customer addresses in the Customers application.
- Customers edit their address data on the live site through the My account or Customer edit address form web parts.
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Customer addresses – References from entities containing personal data
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Shopping carts (COM_ShoppingCart)
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ShoppingCartBillingAddressID
ShoppingCartShippingAddressID
ShoppingCartCompanyAddressID
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The billing, shipping and company addresses specified for the given shopping cart. The billing address is always required for completed shopping carts, the shipping and company addresses are optional.
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E-commerce – Orders
Database table: COM_Order
Orders represent purchases that customers make on e-commerce websites. Typically, customers create orders on the live site by going through a checkout process. Users with access to the administration interface can also edit or create orders in the Orders application.
Order data is required to process orders and payments, generate invoices, and maintain e-commerce records.
The order entity can be used to obtain information about the products purchased by specific customers (when combined with the data of the related order items).
Orders – Stored personal data
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Date and time
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OrderDate
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- The date and time when the customer placed the order
- Used by the system when recalculating existing orders (for example to evaluate discount validity)
- User interface – displayed in the Orders application and by the Orders dashboard widget
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Invoice
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OrderInvoice
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- Stores the full HTML code of the invoice for the order. May contain personal data of the related customer.
- User interface – displayed in the Orders application
- Can be displayed on the live site for registered customers through links to the ~/CMSModules/Ecommerce/CMSPages/GetInvoice.aspx system page
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Payment data
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OrderPaymentResult
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User input
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OrderNote
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- Stores the text of notes that customers add to their purchase during the checkout process
- Can be included ine-commerce email notifications
- May be sent to third-party payment gateways when performing payment transactions (for example PayPal)
- User interface – displayed in the Orders application and by the Orders dashboard widget
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Tracking number
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OrderTrackingNumber
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- User interface – displayed in the Orders application and by the Orders dashboard widget
- Can be displayed on the live site (by default via the My account web part)
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System data
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OrderID
OrderGUID
OrderLastModified
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- OrderID and OrderGUID – used as identifiers within the system. The OrderID value is used to generate invoice numbers by default.
- OrderLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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References to other entities
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OrderBillingAddressID
OrderShippingAddressID
OrderCompanyAddressID
OrderCustomerID
OrderCreatedByUserID
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- OrderBillingAddressID, OrderShippingAddressID, OrderCompanyAddressID – the order address used for the order’s billing, shipping or company address respectively. The billing address is always required, the shipping and company addresses are optional.
- OrderCustomerID – the customer who created the order
- OrderCreatedByUserID – the user who created the order (for registered customers)
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Orders – Personal data sources
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Invoice template
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- The system generates the invoice for orders according to a template defined in the Store configuration or Multistore configuration application (when creating new orders or if an administrator re-generates an invoice in the Orders application).
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Order editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually edit or create orders in the Orders application.
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Payment options
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- The system’s payment gateways set the payment data for orders when processing payments.
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Shopping carts
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- When a customer completes checkout on the live site, the system automatically creates a new order based on the customer’s shopping cart. Transfers information, such as the order note.
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COM_ShoppingCart
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Orders – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is an order for activities of the Purchase type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is purchase.
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Order items (COM_OrderItem)
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OrderItemOrderID
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The order containing the given order item (product).
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Order status changes (COM_OrderStatusUser)
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OrderID
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The order whose status was changed.
The COM_OrderStatusUser table tracks changes in statuses for orders. The ChangedByUserID column of this table can be used to connect the order with a user (the administrator who performed the order status change).
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Customer credit events (COM_CustomerCreditHistory)
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EventName
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The text values stored in the EventName column of customer credit records may contain the ID of the related order.
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E-commerce – Order items
Database table: COM_OrderItem
Every order item represents one or more units of a given product within an Order created by a customer. Order items can either be standard products, product variants, or product options that were purchased together with another product.
Order item data is required to process orders and payments, generate invoices, and maintain e-commerce records.
Order items do not directly contain any personal data, but can be used to obtain information about the products purchased by specific customers (when combined with the data of the related order).
Order items – Stored personal data
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References to other entities
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OrderItemSKUID
OrderItemOrderID
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Each item stores a reference to the related product and order Processed by the system when calculating and evaluating orders (total prices, shipping, discounts, etc.) Used to display the products contained within orders:
Order items are sent to certain third-party payment gateways when performing payment transactions (by default used by the PayPal gateway)
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Order items – Personal data sources
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Order editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface can add, remove or update order items in the Orders application (only for orders that have not been paid yet).
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Shopping cart items
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- When a customer completes checkout on the live site, the system automatically creates order items for the new order based on the customer’s shopping cart.
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COM_ShoppingCartSKU
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E-commerce – Order addresses
Database table: COM_OrderAddress
The system stores various types of addresses (billing, shipping or company) for Orders. The addresses are required to process orders and payments, generate invoices, deliver order shipments, and maintain e-commerce records.
Order addresses – Stored personal data
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Address
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AddressCity
AddressLine1
AddressLine2
AddressZip
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- Used to process orders (billing, shipping and company addresses)
- Billing addresses are sent to third-party payment gateways when performing payment transactions (by default used by the PayPal and Authorize.Net gateways)
- User interface – displayed in the Orders application when editing orders on the Shipping and Billing tabs
- Displayed in order invoices ande-commerce email notifications (by default)
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Name
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AddressPersonalName
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- Labels addresses with the customer’s name for easier identification
- User interface – displayed in the Orders application when editing orders on the Shipping and Billing tabs
- Displayed in order invoices ande-commerce email notifications (by default)
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Phone number
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AddressPhone
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- User interface – displayed in the Orders application when editing orders on the Shipping and Billing tabs
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System data
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AddressID
AddressGUID
AddressLastModified
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- AddressID and AddressGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- AddressLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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References to other entities
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AddressCountryID
AddressStateID
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- AddressCountryID – country of the order address
- AddressStateID – (federated) state within the given country
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Order addresses – Personal data sources
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Customer addresses
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- When a customer completes checkout on the live site, the system automatically creates order addresses based on the customer’s shopping cart and the data of the referenced customer addresses.
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COM_Address
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Address editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually edit order addresses in the Orders application.
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Order addresses – References from entities containing personal data
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Orders (COM_Order)
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OrderBillingAddressID
OrderShippingAddressID
OrderCompanyAddressID
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The billing, shipping and company addresses specified for the given order. The billing address is always required, the shipping and company addresses are optional.
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Database table: COM_ShoppingCart
Customers purchase products by browsing the website and adding items to their shopping cart. The system stores the shopping cart of each customer until they complete the checkout process, or until the cart is abandoned and cleared. When a customer completes checkout, the system automatically converts the given shopping cart into an order and then deletes the cart.
The shopping cart entity can be used to obtain information about the products in which specific users or customers were interested (when combined with the data of the related shopping cart items).
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User input
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ShoppingCartNote
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- Stores the text of notes that customers can add to their purchase during the checkout process
- When the customer completes checkout, the system copies the shopping cart note into the resulting order
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System data
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ShoppingCartID
ShoppingCartGUID
ShoppingCartLastUpdate
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- ShoppingCartID and ShoppingCartGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- ShoppingCartLastUpdate – timestamp used by the system
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References to other entities
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ShoppingCartBillingAddressID
ShoppingCartShippingAddressID
ShoppingCartCompanyAddressID
ShoppingCartContactID
ShoppingCartCustomerID
ShoppingCartUserID
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- ShoppingCartBillingAddressID, ShoppingCartShippingAddressID, ShoppingCartCompanyAddressID – the customer address used for the shopping cart’s billing, shipping or company address respectively. The billing address is always required for completed shopping carts, the shipping and company addresses are optional.
- ShoppingCartContactID – the contact related to the shopping cart. The system uses the reference to track abandoned shopping carts (logging of activities of the Shopping cart abandoned type).
- ShoppingCartCustomerID – the customer who created the shopping cart.
- ShoppingCartUserID – the user related to the shopping cart (for registered customers).
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Product catalog
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- The system automatically creates shopping carts for customers when they add the first product to their cart (by clicking on a link generated by the CartItemSelector control or the GetAddToShoppingCartLink macro method).
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Order checkout
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- Shopping cart addresses are assigned by customers when checking out orders (via the Customer address web part).
- Customers can input a note when checking out orders (via the Order note web part).
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Shopping cart items (COM_ShoppingCartSKU)
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ShoppingCartID
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The shopping cart containing the given shopping cart item (product).
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Database table: COM_ShoppingCartSKU
Customers purchase products by browsing the website and adding items to their shopping cart. Every item represents one or more units of a given product. Shopping cart items can either be standard products, product variants, or product options that were purchased together with another product.
Shopping cart items do not directly contain any personal data, but can be used to obtain information about the products in which specific customers were interested (when combined with the data of the related shopping cart).
The system automatically deletes all items together with the related shopping cart when it is converted into an order upon successful checkout, or after it is abandoned and cleared.
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References to other entities
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SKUID
ShoppingCartID
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- Each item stores a reference to the related product and shopping cart
- Activities – activities of the Product added to shopping cart and Product removed from shopping cart types are logged when shopping cart items are created or removed
- Used to display shopping cart content on the website (via the Shopping cart content web part)
- The system creates the content of orders based on shopping cart items when the customer completes the checkout process
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Product catalog
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- The system automatically creates shopping cart items when a customer adds a product to their shopping cart on the live site (by clicking on a link generated by the CartItemSelector control or the GetAddToShoppingCartLink macro method).
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E-commerce – Suppliers
Database table: COM_Supplier
E-commerce sites can store objects representing suppliers of products. Supplier data can be considered as personal only in cases where the supplier is a natural person.
Suppliers – Stored personal data
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Contact information
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SupplierEmail
SupplierFax
SupplierPhone
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- User interface – displayed in the Suppliers application
- Can be displayed on the live site by web parts using a product data source or via macros (for example in product details)
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Name
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SupplierDisplayName
SupplierName
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- User interface – displayed in the Suppliers application and when editing products in the Products or Pages application
- Can be displayed on the live site by web parts using a product data source or via macros (for example in product details)
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System data
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SupplierID
SupplierGUID
SupplierLastModified
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- SupplierID and SupplierGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- SupplierLastModified – timestamp set by the system
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Suppliers – Personal data sources
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Suppliers
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually create suppliers in the Suppliers application or directly from product editing forms (in the Products or Pages application).
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Suppliers – References from other entities
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Products (COM_SKU)
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SKUSupplierID
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The supplier specified for the given product.
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E-commerce – Wishlist items
Database table: COM_Wishlist
Wishlist items are records representing relationships between products and users. Each record means that a user (customer) has added a given product to their wishlist on an e-commerce website. Wishlists are only available for customers who are registered as users.
Wishlist items – Stored personal data
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References to other entities
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SKUID
UserID
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- Each item stores a reference to the product that was added to the wishlist and the related user
- Used by the Wishlist web part to display wishlist content for users
- When using Strands Recommender integration, the data is used for product recommendations
- Activities – activities of the Product added to wishlist type are logged when wishlist items are created
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Wishlist items – Personal data sources
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Wishlist
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- The system automatically creates wishlist items when a registered customer adds a product to their wishlist on the live site (by clicking on a link generated by the CartItemSelector control or the GetAddToWishListLink macro or API method).
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Emails
Database table: CMS_Email
The system stores records of sent emails according to the settings configured in the System -> Emails category of the Settings application. This includes:
- Queued emails that are waiting to be sent to the SMTP server for mail out
- Emails whose sending failed
- Archived emails that were successfully sent (stored for a limited number of days)
For more information, see Sending emails.
Emails – Stored personal data
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Email address
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EmailFrom
EmailTo
EmailCc
EmailBcc
EmailReplyTo
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- Email engine – used to fill the email address header fields for emails sent by the system
- User interface – displayed in the Email queue application
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Email content
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EmailBody
EmailPlainTextBody
EmailSubject
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- Email engine – used in the subject and content of emails sent by the system. May contain personal data depending on the type of the email.
- User interface – displayed in the Email queue application
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System data
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EmailID
EmailGUID
EmailCreated
EmailLastModified
EmailLastSendAttempt
EmailLastSendResult
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- EmailID and EmailGUID – identifiers used within the system
- EmailCreated, EmailLastModified and EmailLastSendAttempt – timestamps used by the system
- EmailLastSendResult – displayed in the Email queue application
- For emails whose sending failed, stores error messages that may in some cases contain related email address values
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References to other entities
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EmailSiteID
EmailHeaders
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- EmailSiteID – the site for which the email was sent (0 for global emails)
- EmailHeaders – custom email message headers that may contain references to related entities for certain types of emails (for example contact or subscriber identifiers)
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Emails – Personal data sources
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Administration interface
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- Various applications in the system provide an interface for sending emails or configuring email parameters. The input is then used to set the email address values and content of the given emails.
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Email templates
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- Automated emails sent by the system load their email address values and content from Email templates.
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Settings
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- Various settings configured by administrators are used to set the From and To addresses of sent emails.
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SMTP servers
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- When sending of emails fails on the side of the used SMTP server, third-party error messages are saved into the EmailLastSendResult field (may contain email address values).
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User entities
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- For emails related to user entities within the system (users, contacts, customers, etc.), the system automatically:
- Sets From and To addresses based on the corresponding email address values stored for the given entity.
- Saves the identifier referencing the given entity into the email’s EmailHeaders field.
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Web parts
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- Instances of certain web parts have properties that determine the From and To addresses of emails sent by the system.
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Email feeds
Database table: Newsletter_Newsletter
Email feeds are an on-line marketing entity representing a newsletter or an email campaign. Email feeds are managed in the Email marketing application.
Email feeds – Stored personal data
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Email address
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NewsletterSenderEmail
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- User interface – displayed in the Email marketing application
- Used as the sender address of the feed’s marketing emails and automatic subscription status notifications
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Name
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NewsletterSenderName
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- User interface – displayed in the Email marketing application
- Used as the sender of the feed’s marketing emails and automatic subscription status notifications
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System data
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NewsletterID
NewsletterGUID
NewsletterLastModified
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- NewsletterID and NewsletterGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- NewsletterLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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Email feeds – Personal data sources
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Email marketing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually submit the name and email address of the sender in the Email marketing application.
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Campaigns
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually submit the name and email address of the sender in the Campaigns application.
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Email feeds – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is an email feed for activities of the Clicked link in marketing email, Opened marketing email, Subscription to a newsletter and Unsubscription from a single email feed types – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is newsletterclickthrough, newsletteropen, newslettersubscription or newsletterunsubscription.
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Email feed issues (Newsletter_Issue)
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IssueNewsletterID
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Email feed related to the given issue.
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Email feed unsubscriptions (Newsletter_Unsubscription)
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UnsubscriptionNewsletterID
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Email feed from which the given email address is unsubscribed.
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Email feeds – Issues
Database table: Newsletter_NewsletterIssue
Email feed issues represent individual emails related to an email feed. An email feed may contain multiple issues which can be viewed on the Emails tab of the email feed in the Email marketing application.
Issues – Stored personal data
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Email address
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IssueSenderEmail
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- User interface – displayed in Email marketing application
- Used as the sender address of marketing emails
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Name
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IssueSenderName
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- User interface – displayed in Email marketing application
- Used as the sender of marketing emails
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System data
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IssueID
IssueGUID
IssueLastModified
IssueMailoutTime
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- IssueID and IssueGUID – identifiers used within the system
- IssueLastModified and IssueMailoutTime – timestamps used by the system
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References to other entities
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IssueNewsletterID
IssueVariantOfIssueID
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- IssueNewsletterID – email feed to which the issue is related
- IssueVariantOfIssueID – the original issue for emails that are A/B testing variants
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Issues – Personal data sources
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Email feeds
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- When issues are created, the sender name and email address are preloaded from the related email feed.
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Newsletter_Newsletter
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Email marketing application
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually submit the name and email address of the sender in the Email marketing application.
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Issues – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is an email feed issue for activities of the Opted out from all marketing emails type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is newsletterunsubscriptionfromall.
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemDetailID
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The additional object related to the logged activity is an email feed issue for activities of the Clicked link in marketing email, Opened marketing email and Unsubscription from a single email feed types – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is newsletterclickthrough, newsletteropen or newsletterunsubscription.
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Email feed unsubscription (Newsletter_Unsubscription)
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UnsubscriptionFormIssueID
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The email feed issue from which the given email address is unsubscribed.
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Queued marketing emails (Newsletter_Emails)
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EmailNewsletterIssueID
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The issue related to the given queued email item. Queued emails are temporary objects created by the system when sending emails to individual recipients.
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Opened emails (Newsletter_OpenedEmail)
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OpenedEmailIssueID
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The issue related to the email open record.
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Email feeds – Clicked links
Database table: Newsletter_ClickedLink
The Clicked link entity represents user actions of opening links in received marketing emails. Multiple clicks may be registered for the same email recipient and link if the user clicks the link multiple times. The purpose of this entity is to track how recipients react to marketing emails.
Clicked links – Stored personal data
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Email address
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ClickLinkEmail
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- User interface – displayed in the Email marketing application in the Clicks report of individual emails
- Matching clicked links to contacts – used for displaying contact demographic insights when viewing click details in the Overview report of individual emails in the Email marketing application
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System data
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ClickedLinkID
ClickedLinkGUID
ClickedLinkTime
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- ClickedLinkID and ClickedLinkGUID – identifiers used by the system
- ClickedLinkTime – stores the time when the link was clicked, but the system does not display or process the value by default (the column is obsolete)
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References to other entities
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ClickedLinkNewsletterID
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- ClickedLinkNewsletterID – the email feed issue where the link was clicked
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Clicked links – Personal data sources
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Clicked links
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- New clicked links are registered and stored when a recipient clicks a link in a marketing email, including the recipient’s email address.
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Email feeds – Opened emails
Database table: Newsletter_OpenedEmail
The Opened email entity represents user actions of opening received marketing emails. The purpose of this entity is to track how users react to marketing emails.
Opened emails – Stored personal data
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Email address
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OpenedEmailEmail
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- User interface – displayed in the Email marketing application in the Opens report of individual emails
- Matching opened emails to contacts – used for displaying contact demographic insights when viewing open details in the Overview report of individual emails in the Email marketing application
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System data
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OpenedEmailD
OpenedEmailGUID
OpenedEmailTime
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- OpenedEmailID and OpenedEmailGUID – identifiers used by the system
- OpenedEmailTime – displayed in the Email marketing application in the Opens report of individual emails
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References to other entities
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OpenedEmailIssueID
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- OpenedEmailIssueID – the related email issue
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Opened emails – Personal data sources
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Opened marketing emails
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- New opened emails are logged when a recipient opens an email in their email client for the first time, or when they click a link within the email. The saved data includes the recipient’s email address and the open time.
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Email feeds – Newsletter subscriptions
Database table: Newsletter_Subscriber
Newsletter subscriptions represent contacts or entire contacts groups who are subscribed to receive newsletters.
Newsletter subscriptions – Stored personal data
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Email address
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SubscriberEmail
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- User interface – displayed in the Email marketing application
- Can be displayed within the content of marketing emails
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Name
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SubscriberFirstName
SubscriberLastName
SubscriberFullName
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- User interface – displayed in the Email marketing application
- Can be displayed within the content of marketing emails
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System data
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SubscriberID
SubscriberGUID
SubscriberLastModified
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- SubscriberID and SubscriberGUID – identifiers used within the system
- SubscriberLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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References to other entities
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SubscriberRelatedID
SubscriberType
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- SubscriberRelatedID – the subscribed contact or contact group object
- SubscriberType – specifies the type of the subscribed object (contact or contact group)
- Together both fields reference a contact or contact group, which is used to:
- Get the recipient addresses when sending marketing emails
- Provide information about the newsletter subscriptions of contacts/users in various parts of the administration interface and within live site components
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Newsletter subscriptions – Personal data sources
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Subscription
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Data of newsletter subscriptions is created or updated when:
- Users or anonymous visitors fill in a newsletter subscription form on the live site (through the Newsletter subscription web part/widget or Custom subscription form web part).
- Authenticated users manage their newsletter subscriptions (using the My subscriptions or My account web part on the live site, or the Users or My profile applications in the administration interface).
- Users with access to the administration interface manually subscribe a contact to a newsletter in the Email marketing or Users application.
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Contacts
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The system automatically updates email address and name data of subscriptions when the related contact is updated (from any source).
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OM_Contact
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Newsletter subscriptions – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemDetailID
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The additional object related to the logged activity is a newsletter subscription for activities of the Subscription to a newsletter type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is newslettersubscription.
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Queued marketing emails (Newsletter_Emails)
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EmailSubscriberID
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Subscription related to the given queued email item. Queued emails are temporary objects created by the system when sending emails to individual recipients.
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Email feeds – Unsubscriptions
Database table: Newsletter_Unsubscription
Email feed unsubscriptions represent email addresses that are opted out from receiving newsletters and email campaigns. Unsubscriptions can either be for a specific email feed or all feeds in the system.
Unsubscriptions – Stored personal data
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Email address
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UnsubscriptionEmail
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- User interface – displayed in the Email marketing application:
- On the Opt-out list tab
- In the Contact loss details of marketing email reports
- Matching opted out email addresses to contacts – used to evaluate and display the “Receiving marketing email” status of contacts
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System data
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UnsubscriptionID
UnsubscriptionGUID
UnsubscriptionCreated
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- UnsubscriptionID and UnsubscriptionGUID – identifiers used by the system
- UnsubscriptionCreated – timestamp, displayed in the Email marketing application
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References to other entities
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UnsubscriptionNewsletterID
UnsubscriptionFromIssueID
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- UnsubscriptionNewsletterID – email feed from which the email address is unsubscribed (if the unsubscription is not for all email feeds)
- UnsubscriptionFromIssueID – the specific email feed issue from which the recipient unsubscribed (only for unsubscriptions created via unsubscription links in marketing emails)
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Unsubscriptions – Personal data sources
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Marketing emails
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- New email feed unsubscriptions are created when recipients click unsubscription links in the content of marketing emails. The unsubscription links either target a default system page or a custom page where the Email feed unsubscription web part processes the request.
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Email marketing application
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually add or edit email addresses in the opt-out list in the Email marketing application.
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Email feeds – Queued emails
Database table: Newsletter_Emails
When a user in the administration interface initiates the sending of a marketing email issue, the system generates a sending queue of emails, with separate records for individual recipients. The queued emails are deleted immediately after sending is successfully finished.
Queued emails – Stored personal data
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Email address
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EmailAddress
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System data
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EmailID
EmailGUID
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- EmaiIID and EmailGUID – identifiers used within the system
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References to other entities
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EmailNewsletterIssueID
EmailSubscriberID
EmailContactID
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- EmailNewsletterIssueID – the related email feed issue
- EmailSubscriberID – the related email feed subscription
- EmailContactID – the related contact (recipient)
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Queued emails – Personal data sources
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Contact
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When generating queued emails, the system retrieves the recipient email address from the contact referenced by the EmailContactID column.
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OM_Contact
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Email templates
Database table: CMS_EmailTemplate
The system sends automatic emails for various purposes, such as password reset emails, workflow notifications, etc. The content of such emails is based on Email templates, which can also store email address values used for sender, copy and reply-to addresses.
Email templates – Stored personal data
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Email address
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EmailTemplateFrom
EmailTemplateCc
EmailTemplateBcc
EmailTemplateReplyTo
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- Email engine – used to fill the email address header fields (sender, copy, reply-to) for emails based on templates. Typically sent automatically by the system.
- User interface – displayed in the Email templates application
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System data
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EmailTemplateID
EmailTemplateGUID
EmailTemplateLastModified
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- EmaiITemplateID and EmailTemplateGUID – identifiers used within the system
- EmailTemplateLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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Email templates – Personal data sources
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Email template editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually edit email address values for templates in the Email templates application.
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Event attendees
Database table: Events_Attendee
Event attendees represent people registered for events. The events are managed as pages of a specific type within the website content tree.
Event attendees – Stored personal data
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Email address
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AttendeeEmail
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- User interface
- Displayed in the Events application when viewing event details on the Attendees tab
- Displayed by the Event management dashboard widget when viewing event details
- Email engine
- Sending of registration notification emails to attendees
- Sending of mass emails to attendees from the Events application
- Activities – logged activities of the Event booking type store and display the attendee email address
- Processed to prevent multiple registrations of the same address to a single event (by the Event registration web part and when manually creating attendees in the Events application)
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Name
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AttendeeFirstName
AttendeeLastName
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- User interface
- Displayed in the Events application when viewing event details on the Attendees tab
- Displayed by the Event management dashboard widget when viewing event details
- Activities – logged activities of the Event booking type store and display the attendee names
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Phone number
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AttendeePhone
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- User interface
- Displayed in the Events application when viewing event details on the Attendees tab
- Displayed by the Event management dashboard widget when viewing event details
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System data
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AttendeeID
AttendeeGUID
AttendeeLastModified
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- AttendeeLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- AttendeeID and AttendeeGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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AttendeeEventNodeID
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- AttendeeEventNodeID – the page representing the related event (contains detailed information about the event, including the location and start/end date)
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Event attendees – Personal data sources
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Registration of event attendees
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- Users enter personal data when registering for an event on the live site through the Event registration web part.
- Users with access to the administration interface manually create or edit attendees in the Events application.
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Event attendees – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is an event attendee for activities of the Event booking type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is eventbooking.
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Event log records
Database table: CMS_EventLog
The system automatically creates records within an Event log to keep track of errors and many types of events. The event log helps administrators and developers find sources of problems, identify potential security threats, and monitor the behavior of the system.
Event log records – Stored personal data
Event log personal data purpose
All types of data stored within event log records can be used by the system in the following ways (depending on the configuration of settings):
- Displayed in the Event log application
- Displayed on dashboards by the EventLog widget
- Sent within error notification emails (for error events)
- Saved into the CMS\App_Data\logEvents.log file on the server’s file system
- Logged into the Windows Event Viewer on the server’s operating system
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Browser user agent
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EventUserAgent
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- User agent providing information about the browser and operating system of the user or visitor who triggered the event
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Event details
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EventDescription
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- A detailed description of the event, which may contain personal data in certain cases. For example, if the Log metadata changes setting is enabled, the system logs events for all updates of objects, including the values of the modified object fields. If the given object field contains personal data, the values are stored in the description of the corresponding event.
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IP address
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IPAddress
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- The IP address of the user or visitor who triggered the event
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Referring URL
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EventUrlReferrer
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- The URL referrer of the web request during which the event occurred (for example may contain the URL of a site from which a visitor arrived)
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User name
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UserName
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- The user name of the user that triggered the event
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System data
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EventTime
EventID
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- EventTime – timestamp identifying when the event occurred
- EventId – used as an identifier within the system
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References to other entities
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SiteID
UserID
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- SiteID – the site on which the event occurred
- UserID – the user who triggered the event
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Event log records – Personal data sources
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System activity and user actions
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The system logs events based on user actions or automated processes.
Not all types of personal data are logged for all events. Events that are not directly triggered by a user’s web request do not contain any of the user-related data. Events that do not occur within the context of a specific site are global and do not reference a site, etc.
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Forum posts
Database table: Forums_ForumPost
Forum posts represent individual messages posted on forums by either anonymous or authenticated users.
Forum posts – Stored personal data
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Email address
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PostUserMail
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- Email engine
- Sending notifications to forum subscribers
- Sending subscription/unsubscription confirmations and subscription approval requests (double opt-in)
- Contacts – mapping of email addresses to the contact entity
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Activities)
- Displayed as part of forum posts in:
- The Forums and Groups applications in the administration interface
- Forum-related web parts (Forum group, Forum posts data source, Forum posts viewer, Forum search results, Group forums, etc.)
- Forum-related widgets (Forum group, Forum, Forum posts RSS feed, Latest forum posts, Forum posts waiting for approval, etc.)
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Signature
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PostUserSignature
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- Displayed as part of forum posts in:
- The Forums and Groups applications in the administration interface
- Forum-related web parts (Forum group, Forum posts data source, Forum posts viewer, Forum search results, Group forums, etc.)
- Forum-related widgets (Forum group, Forum, Forum posts RSS feed, Latest forum posts, Forum posts waiting for approval, etc.)
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User name
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PostUserName
PostThreadLastPostUserName
PostThreadLastPostUserNameAbsolute
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- Displayed as part of forum posts in:
- The Forums and Groups applications in the administration interface
- Forum-related web parts (Forum group, Forum posts data source, Forum posts viewer, Forum search results, Group forums, etc.)
- Forum-related widgets (Forum group, Forum, Forum posts RSS feed, Latest forum posts, Forum posts waiting for approval, etc.)
- Email engine – displayed in the notification emails when new posts are submitted (when using the default email templates)
- Contacts – mapping of last names to the contact entity
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System data
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PostLastModified
PostLastEdit
PostTime
PostThreadLastPostTime
PostThreadLastPostTimeAbsolute
PostID
PostIDPath
PostGUID
PostInfo
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- PostTime, PostLastEdit and PostLastModified – timestamps used by the system
- PostThreadLastPostTime – used to store and display the time of the last approved post within a forum thread
- PostThreadLastPostTimeAbsolute – used to store and display the time of the last post within a forum thread (including unapproved posts)
- PostID, PostIDPath and PostGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- PostInfo – contains the post author’s browser user agent and IP address
- Ensuring security, recognizing spam-producing users
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References to other entities
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PostForumID
PostParentID
PostApprovedByUserID
PostUserID
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- PostForumID – the forum where the post was added
- PoastParentID – the forum post under which the post was added (for forums that use a hierarchical tree structure for posts)
- PostApprovedByUserID – the user responsible for approval of the post on moderated forums
- PostUserID – the user who created the post
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Forum posts – Personal data sources
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Forums
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- Users submit forum posts on the live site (via forum web parts or widgets).
- Users with access to the administration interface approve or edit posts in the Forums or Groups applications, or on the live site.
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Users
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- Post signature values are loaded from the UserSignature column of the author’s user settings.
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CMS_UserSettings
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Forum posts – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemDetailID
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The additional object related to the logged activity is a forum post for activities of the Forum post type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is forumpost.
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Forum subscriptions (Forums_ForumSubscription)
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SubscriptionPostID
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The post for which the subscription was added. Also stores the ID of the subscribed user (in the SubscriptionUserID column).
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Forum subscriptions
Database table: Forums_ForumSubscription
Forum subscriptions represent relationships between subscribed users and forums or individual forum posts.
Forum subscriptions – Stored personal data
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Email address
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SubscriptionEmail
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- Email engine
- Sending notifications to subscribers about forum updates
- Sending subscription/unsubscription confirmations and subscription approval requests (double opt-in)
- Contacts – mapping of email addresses to the contact entity
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Activities)
- Displayed in the following locations:
- Subscriptions tab in the Forums, Groups, Users, My profile applications within the administration interface
- My account web part
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System data
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SubscriptionLastModified
SubscriptionID
SubscriptionGUID
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- SubscriptionLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- SubscriptionID and SubscriptionGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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SubscriptionForumID
SubscriptionPostID
SubscriptionUserID
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- References to Users and Forums (or individual forum posts) to which a given subscription is related
- Used to store and display the subscriptions of a user
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Forum subscriptions – Personal data sources
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Forums
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New forum subscriptions are created when:
- Users subscribe to forums or specific posts on the live site (through forum web parts).
- Users with access to the administration interface manually create subscriptions in the Forums or Groups application.
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Forum subscriptions – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemDetailID
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The object related to the logged activity is a forum subscription for activities of the Forum post subscription type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is forumpostsubscription.
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Forums
Database table: Forums_Forum
Forums allow site visitors to post messages within structured discussions.
Forums – Stored personal data
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User name
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ForumLastPostUserName
ForumLastPostUserNameAbsolute
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Stores the name of the user who last posted within the forum (ForumLastPostUserName for approved posts, ForumLastPostUserNameAbsolute includes unapproved posts) Displayed in the following locations:
- The Forums and Groups applications in the administration interface
- Forum web parts (Forum group, Forum search results, Group forums)
- Forum widgets (Forum group)
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System data
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ForumLastModified
ForumLastPostTime
ForumLastPostTimeAbsolute
ForumID
ForumGUID
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ForumLastModified – timestamp used by the system ForumLastPostTime and ForumLastPostTimeAbsolute – stores the date and time when the last post was added to the forum (ForumlastPostTimeAbsolute includes unapproved posts)
- Displayed in the administration interface in the Forums and Groups application, and within forum web parts and widgets
ForumID and ForumGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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Forums – Personal data sources
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Forums
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- When a new forum post is added, the system automatically updates the last user name and last post time values for the given forum.
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Forums – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is a forum for activities of the Forum post and Forum post subscription types – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is forumpost or forumpostsubscription.
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Forum posts (Forums_ForumPost)
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PostForumID
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The forum where the post was added.
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Forum subscriptions (Forums_ForumSubscription)
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SubscriptionForumID
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The forum where the subscription was created.
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Message board posts
Database table: Board_Message
Message board posts represent individual messages posted on message boards by either anonymous or authenticated users.
Message board posts – Stored personal data
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Email address
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MessageEmail
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- Email engine
- Sending notifications to subscribers about message board updates
- Sending subscription/unsubscription confirmations and subscription approval requests (double opt-in)
- Contacts – mapping of email addresses to the contact entity
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Activities)
- User interface – displayed in:
- The Message boards and Groups applications
- Boards-related web parts (Board messages data source, Group message board, Group message board viewer, Group message boards, Message board, Message board RSS feed, Message board viewer)
- Boards-related widgets (Group message board, Message board, Message board RSS feed)
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URL
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MessageURL
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User name
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MessageUserName
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- User interface – displayed in:
- The Message boards and Groups applications
- Boards-related web parts (Board messages data source, Group message board, Group message board viewer, Group message boards, Message board, Message board RSS feed, Message board viewer)
- Boards-related widgets (Group message board, Message board, Message board RSS feed )
- Email engine – displayed in the notification emails when new posts are submitted
- Contacts – mapping of last names to the contact entity
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System data
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MessageInserted
MessageLastModified
MessageID
MessageGUID
MessageUserInfo
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- MessageInserted and MessageLastModified – timestamps used by the system
- MessageID and MessageGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- MessageUserInfo – contains the comment author’s browser user agent and IP address
- Ensuring security, recognizing spam-producing users
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References to other entities
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MessageBoardID
MessageApprovedByUserID
MessageUserID
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- MessageBoardID – the message board where the post was added
- MessageApprovedByUserID – the user responsible for approval of the post on moderated boards
- MessageUserID – the user who created the post
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Message board posts – Personal data sources
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Message boards
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- Users submit message board posts on the live site.
- Users with access to the administration interface approve or edit comments in the Message boards or Groups application, or on the live site.
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Message board posts – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemDetailID
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The additional object related to the logged activity is a message board post for activities of the Message board comment type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is messageboardcomment.
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Message board subscriptions
Database table: Board_Subscription
Message board subscriptions represent relationships between subscribed users and message boards.
Message board subscriptions – Stored personal data
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Email address
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SubscriptionEmail
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- Email engine
- Sending notifications to subscribers about message board updates
- Sending subscription/unsubscription confirmations and subscription approval requests (double opt-in)
- Contacts – mapping of email addresses to the contact entity
- Contact profiling and personalized marketing (Activities)
- User interface – displayed in:
- Subscriptions tab in the Message boards, Groups, Users, My profile applications
- My account web part
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System data
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SubscriptionLastModified
SubscriptionID
SubscriptionGUID
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- SubscriptionLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- SubscriptionID and SubscriptionGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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SubscriptionBoardID
SubscriptionUserID
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- References to Users and Boards to which a given subscription is related
- SubscriptionUserID – used to display the subscriptions of a user in the Users application
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Message board subscriptions – Personal data sources
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Message boards
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New message board subscriptions are created when:
- The Subscribe to this board check box is selected while submitting a post.
- A user submits their email address through the subscription form.
- Users with access to the administration interface manually create subscriptions in the Message boards or Groups application.
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Message board subscriptions – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemDetailID
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The object related to the logged activity is a message board subscription for activities of the Message board subscription type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is messageboardsubscription.
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Message boards
Database table: Board_Board
Message boards enable site visitors to comment on the content of particular pages. Each message board is related to a page on which it is placed, and optionally to a user or group.
Message boards – Stored personal data
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User name
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BoardLastMessageUserName
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- Stores the name of the user who posted the board’s last message, but the system does not display or process the value by default (the column is obsolete).
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System data
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BoardLastModified
BoardLastMessageTime
BoardID
BoardGUID
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- BoardLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- BoardLastMessageTime – displayed in the administration interface in the Message boards and Groups application
- BoardID and BoardGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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BoardDocumentID
BoardUserID
BoardGroupID
BoardSiteID
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BoardDocumentID – the page in the content tree to which the message board is assigned BoardUserID – the user who created the message board
- Used to display message boards created by a user only to this given user in the Message boards web part
BoardGroupID – group which owns the message board
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Message boards – Personal data sources
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Message boards
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- When a new message is posted on a message board, the BoardLastMessageTime and BoardLastMessageUserName of the given board are updated.
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Message boards – References from entities containing personal data
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is a message board for activities of the Message board comment and Message board subscription types – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is messageboardcomment or messageboardsubscription.
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Messaging
Database tables: Messaging_Message, Messaging_IgnoreList, Messaging_ContactList
The system’s Messaging functionality allows users to send each other text messages, both on the live site and in the administration interface. Stored messaging data consists of sent messages (Messaging_Message), contact lists (Messaging_ContactList) and ignore lists (Messaging_IgnoreList).
Messages – Stored personal data
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User names
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MessageRecipientNickName
MessageSenderNickName
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- Displayed to identify the sender and recipient of messages:
- In the administration interface in the Messages application
- On the live site by messaging web parts (Inbox, Outbox, My messages**)
- By messaging widgets (My messages, My inbox)
- In the content of notification emails about received messages (by default)
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Message timestamps
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MessageRead
MessageSent
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- MessageRead – stores the time when messages were sent
- MessageSent – stores the time when messages were viewed by the recipient
- Displayed in the following locations:
- In the administration interface in the Messages application
- On the live site by messaging web parts (Inbox, Outbox, My messages**)
- By messaging widgets (My messages, My inbox)
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System data
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MessageID
MessageGUID
MessageLastModified
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- MessageID and MessageGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- MessageLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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References to other entities
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MessageRecipientUserID
MessageSenderUserID
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- MessageRecipientUserID - the user who received the message
- MessageSenderUsedID - the user who sent the message
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References to other entities
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ContactListUserID
ContactListContactUserID
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- ContactListUserID – the user who is the owner of the contact list
- ContactListContactUserID – the user who is part of the contact list
- Used to enable quicker sending of messages to listed users
- Contact lists are displayed in the following locations:
- In the administration interface in the Messages application
- On the live site by messaging web parts (Contact list, Inbox, Outbox, My messages, Send message)
- By messaging widgets (My messages, My inbox)
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Messaging ignore lists – Stored personal data
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References to other entities
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IgnoreListUserID
IgnoreListIgnoredUserID
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- IgnoreListUserID – the user who is the owner of the ignore list
- IgnoreListIgnoredUserID – the ignored user who is part of the list
- Used to block messages from listed users
- Ignore lists are displayed in the following locations:
- In the administration interface in the Messages application
- On the live site by messaging web parts (Ignore list, My messages)
- By the My messages widget
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Messaging – Personal data sources
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Sending of messages
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- Users send messages in the Messaging application, via messaging web parts (Inbox, Outbox, My messages, Send message**), or messaging widgets (My messages, My inbox).
- The sender and recipient names stored in messages are automatically composed from the name values of the corresponding users (UserName, FullName, UserNickName).
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Friend requests
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- The system can automatically send messages when users create, accept, or reject friend requests.
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Contact / ignore list management
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- Users add other users to their contact or ignore lists in the Messages application, via the Contact list or Ignore list web parts, or the My messages web part/widget.
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Object version history
Database table: CMS_ObjectVersionHistory
Many types of objects in the system support versioning. If enabled, the system creates and stores separate versions of these objects when they are edited and saved. Object versions are also created when objects are deleted to the recycle bin. The recycle bin functionality can include objects that do not otherwise support versioning (for example personal data entities, such as users).
Every object version record stores all data of the original object in XML format, so any personal data contained in the given object is also stored in the version history. Users in the administration interface can restore objects from the recycle bin, or roll objects back to previous versions.
Object version history – Stored personal data
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Object data
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VersionXML
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Contains all data of the versioned or deleted object in XML format Allows the system to restore deleted objects from the recycle bin, compare different versions of an object’s history, or roll objects back to older versions User interface – used and displayed in the following locations:
- On the Versions tab when editing an object that supports versioning (see supported object types)
- In the Recycle bin application on the Objects tab
- By the Object recycle bin dashboard widget
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Object name
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VersionObjectDisplayName
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Identifies the original object related to the version history record May contain personal data for certain types of objects (for example a user name for user objects in the recycle bin) User interface – displayed in the following locations:
- In the Recycle bin application on the Objects tab
- The Object recycle bin dashboard widget
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System data
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VersionID
VersionModifiedWhen
VersionDeletedWhen
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- VersionID – used as an identifier within the system
- VersionModifiedWhen – stores the time when the versioned object was modified
- VersionDeletedWhen – stores the time when the object was deleted to the recycle bin
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References to other entities
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VersionModifiedByUserID
VersionDeletedByUserID
VersionObjectSiteID
VersionObjectID
VersionObjectType
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- VersionModifiedByUserID – the user who modified the versioned object
- VersionDeletedByUserID – the user who deleted the object to the recycle bin
- VersionObjectSiteID – the site to which the versioned or deleted object belongs
- VersionObjectID and VersionObjectType – these two columns together reference the object to which the version history data belongs. VersionObjectType stores the type of the referenced object and VersionObjectID holds the identifier of a specific object.
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Object version history – Personal data sources
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Modification of versioned objects
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- Users in the administration interface update and save an object for which versioning is enabled, and the system creates a new record in the object’s version history.
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Deleting of objects to the recycle bin
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- Users in the administration interface (or scheduled/automated processes) delete an object, and the system creates a new object version history record for the recycle bin.
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On-line users
Database table: CMS_Session
If monitoring of on-line users is enabled, along with the Settings -> Security & Membership -> Store on-line users in database setting, the system stores data about the sessions of authenticated and anonymous users who are currently connected to the website.
Information about the users is displayed in the Users and Contact management applications. The system allows users of the administration interface to perform actions, such as initiating chat and kicking users. The data can also be displayed on the pages of websites through the On-line users web part or widget.
On-line users – Stored personal data
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Email address
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SessionEmail
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- Displayed in the administration interface on the On-line users tab in the Users and Contact management applications
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Name
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SessionFullName
SessionNickName
SessionUserName
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- Displayed in the administration interface on the On-line users tab in the Users and Contact management applications
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Website location
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SessionLocation
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- Stores the path of the user’s current page
- Displayed in the administration interface on the On-line users tab in the Users and Contact management applications
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System data
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SessionLastActive
SessionLastLogon
SessionUserCreated
SessionID
SessionIdentificator
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- SessionLastActive, SessionLastLogon, SessionUserCreated – timestamps used by the system, displayed in the administration interface on the On-line users tab in the Users and Contact management applications
- SessionID and SessionIdentificator – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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SessionUserID
SessionContactID
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- SessionUserID – the user related to the on-line user session (for authenticated users)
- Processed by the On-line users web part and widget to display the data of authenticated on-line users
- SessionContactID – the contact related to the on-line user session (if contact tracking is enabled)
- Processed by the administration interface to allow viewing of contact details in the Users and Contact management applications
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On-line users – Personal data sources
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Contacts
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- If contact tracking is enabled, the system sets the SessionContactID and transfers any available name and email address data from the contact related to the on-line user session.
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OM_Contact
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HTTP session
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- When the system creates or updates an HTTP session for a user or visitor on the website, the location and system data is automatically set for the matching on-line user record.
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Users
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- For authenticated users, the system sets the SessionUserID and transfers any available name and email address data from the user related to the on-line user session.
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CMS_User
CMS_UserSettings
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Report subscriptions
Database table: Reporting_ReportSubscription
Report subscriptions represent relationships between subscribed users and reports.
Report subscriptions – Stored personal data
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Email address
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ReportSubscriptionEmail
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- Reporting
- Used to send emails containing report data
- Displayed in the list of subscriptions for each report in the Reporting application
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System data
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ReportSubscriptionLastModified
ReportSubscriptionID
ReportSubscriptionGUID
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- ReportSubscriptionLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- ReportSubscriptionID and ReportSubscriptionGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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ReportSubscriptionReportID
ReportSubscriptionUserID
ReportSubscriptionGraphID
ReportSubscriptionTableID
ReportSubscriptionValueID
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- ReportSubscriptionReportID – the report to which the subscription applies
- ReportSubscriptionUserID – the user who created the subscription (the user does not need to match the subscription’s email address)
- ReportSubscriptionGraphID – a graph from the report for subscriptions to a specific graph (component that retrieves data and displays it in various formats)
- ReportSubscriptionTableID – a table from the report for subscriptions to a specific table (component that retrieves data and formats it into a table)
- ReportSubscriptionValueID – a value from the report for subscriptions to a specific value (component that retrieves a single scalar value)
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Report subscriptions – Personal data sources
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Reporting
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- Users with access to the administration interface can enter their email address and subscribe to reports displayed in various applications (Reporting, Web analytics, Store reports, Pages, A/B testing, MVT testing, Banners, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter)
- Users with access to the Reporting application can manually create, edit or delete subscriptions for reports.
- Authenticated users can subscribe to reports on the live site through web parts or widgets from the Reporting category.
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Saved reports
Database table: Reporting_SavedReport
Saved reports represent archived data from reports in the Reporting application.
Saved reports – Stored personal data
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Saved report content
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SavedReportHTML
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- HTML content used to display and print saved report data in the Reporting application
- Contains the data that is displayed within the original report, which may include personal information for some reports
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System data
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SavedReportDate
SavedReportLastModified
SavedReportID
SavedReportGUID
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- SavedReportDate and SavedReportLastModified – timestamps used by the system
- SavedReportID and SavedReportGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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References to other entities
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SavedReportReportID
SavedReportCreatedByUserID
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- SavedReportReportID – the original report
- SavedReportCreatedByUserID – the user who saved the report
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Saved reports – Personal data sources
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Reporting
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The system generates Saved Report HTML content when users in the administration interface manually save reports (for example in the Reporting, Store reports or Web analytics applications).
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Synchronization tasks
Database tables: Export_Task, Integration_Task, Staging_Task, CMS_WebFarmTask
The system creates and stores the following types of synchronization tasks:
- Export delete tasks – serve as representations of object delete operations, and can be included within Export packages.
- Integration tasks – synchronize data with external systems or applications via the Integration bus. The system automatically deletes integration bus tasks after they are successfully processed.
- Staging tasks – synchronize content and objects between different Kentico instances via Staging. The system automatically deletes staging tasks after they are successfully synchronized.
- Web farm tasks – synchronize cached data and files between Kentico servers in a Web farm environment. The system automatically deletes web farm tasks after they are successfully processed.
Synchronization tasks store the data of the related object in XML format, so personal data contained in the given object can also be stored within corresponding tasks. This may include sensitive objects such as users, contacts or customers.
Export, Integration, and Staging tasks – Stored personal data
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Object data
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TaskData
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Contains data of the related object in XML format (may include sensitive objects such as users, contacts or customers) Allows the system to synchronize objects to other instances or external systems (staging and integration tasks) or identify objects that need to be deleted when importing a package (export tasks) User interface – the data can be viewed in the following locations:
- In the Integration bus application (integration tasks)
- In the Staging application (staging tasks)
For export tasks, the data can be included within export packages that the system creates on the file system.
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Task name
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TaskTitle
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Describes the type of the synchronization task (create, delete, update, etc.) and identifies the related object May contain personal data for certain types of objects (for example the user name of deleted or modified user objects) User interface – displayed in the following locations:
- In the Integration bus application (integration tasks)
- In the Staging application (staging tasks)
- In the Sites application on the Tasks tab of the View export history page, and in the export/import wizard (export tasks)
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System data
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TaskID
TaskTime
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- TaskID – used as an identifier within the system
- TaskTime – timestamp storing the time when the task was logged (matches the time when the related create, update or delete action was performed)
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References to other entities
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TaskSiteID
TaskObjectID
TaskObjectType
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- TaskSiteID – the site for which the task was logged
- TaskObjectID and TaskObjectType – these two columns together reference the object related to the synchronization task. The type of the referenced object is stored in the TaskObjectType column and TaskObjectID holds the identifier of a specific object.
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Web farm tasks – Stored personal data
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Object data
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TaskTextData
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- Stores data of the related object in XML format (may include sensitive objects such as users, contacts or customers). The data primarily includes object identifiers and/or names.
- Allows the system to synchronize cached data and files between Kentico servers when running in a web farm environment
- User interface – the data can be viewed in the Web farm application
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System data
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TaskID
TaskGUID
TaskCreated
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- TaskID and TaskGUID – used as identifiers within the system
- TaskCreated – timestamp storing the time when the task was logged (matches the time when the related action was performed)
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References to other entities
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TaskTarget
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- Stores the type of the object related to the web farm task. Used to reference the related object in combination with the identifier data stored in the TaskTextData column.
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Staging tasks – References from entities containing personal data
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Staging task users (Staging_TaskUser)
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TaskID
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The system stores relationships between staging tasks and users. Every relationship indicates that the specified user performed the change which caused the system to log the given staging task (referenced in the TaskID column).
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Export tasks – Personal data sources
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Object deletion
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- If the Log export tasks setting is enabled, the system creates export tasks when an object is deleted (by a user in the administration interface or by a scheduled/automated process).
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Integration tasks – Personal data sources
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Object changes
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- If the Integration bus is enabled and appropriate connectors for outgoing synchronization are created in the system, the system logs integration tasks when objects are created, updated or deleted (by a user in the administration interface or by a scheduled/automated process).
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External systems
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- If the Integration bus is enabled and appropriate connectors for incoming synchronization are created in the system, the system logs integration tasks based on data transfers from the related external application or system.
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Staging tasks – Personal data sources
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Object changes
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- If staging is enabled, the system logs staging tasks when pages or objects are created, updated or deleted (by a user in the administration interface or by a scheduled/automated process).
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Manual staging synchronization
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- Users with access to the administration interface can manually run synchronization of objects, pages or custom table data in the Staging application.
- Manual synchronization creates update staging tasks for the related objects and immediately runs them. All successfully synchronized tasks are immediately deleted.
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Web farm tasks – Personal data sources
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Object changes
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- If running in a web farm, the system logs synchronization tasks for every available server when objects are created, updated or deleted (by a user in the administration interface or by a scheduled/automated process).
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Users
Database tables: CMS_User, CMS_UserSettings
Users are an entity representing people in Kentico. User accounts allow people to sign in on the live site and into the Kentico administration interface (depending on the user privilege level). New user accounts are typically created when a visitor goes through registrationon the live site. However, administrators can also create accounts manually in theUsers application.
The system stores user data within two coupled database tables – users (CMS_User) and user settings (CMS_UserSettings).
Users – Stored personal data
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Email address
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Email
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- Email engine – sending various types of automated emails to users (notifications, password reset functionality, registration confirmation, etc.)
- Used as the recipient address when sending emails to registered users (for example from the Users or Email queue applications)
- Saved into the user’s UserName field as an identifier if a separate value is not specified during registration
- Used to validate email address values of new users if the Require unique user emails setting is enabled
- Synchronized into the email address field of related customers and contacts (according to mapping configuration)
- Saved into the email address field of corresponding on-line user objects (if tracking of on-line users is enabled)
- Pre-filling of email address values for signed in users in various locations on the live website and the administration interface
- Activities – saved into the titles of logged activities of the User registration and User login types
- Avatars – used to generate Gravatar images for users
- User interface – displayed as part of user information in various administration interface locations:
- Users application
- My profile application
- Contact management application
- User selection dialogs
- Various lists of subscriptions (Reports, Forums, etc.)
- Displayed on the live site through user-related and community web parts (User public profile, My profile, My account, listing web parts with a Users data source, etc.)
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Last sign-in information
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UserLastLogon
UserLastLogonInfo
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- UserLastLogon – the date and time of the user’s last sign-in on the live website or into the administration interface
- UserLastLogonInfo – stores the IP address and browser user agent of the user’s environment at the time of their last sign-in
- User interface – the last sign-in information is displayed in the Users application
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Name
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UserName
FirstName
MiddleName
LastName
FullName
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- UserName – serves as a unique identifier for users, most importantly when signing in (authentication)
- Saved into the fields of various system objects to identify related users (event log records, staging tasks, security debug logs, etc.)
- Stored as the value of the authentication cookie
- Caching – username values are added to the names of cache keys to allow user-specific caching
- Used when generating preview links to unpublished pages
- Saved into the security signatures of macro expressions
- FullName – the full name is automatically composed for each user from the first, middle and last name values (if not directly modified)
- User interface – displayed throughout the administration interface to identify users
- Displayed within user-related system emails based on the default email templates
- Synchronized into the names fields of related customers and contacts (according to mapping configuration)
- Saved into the name fields of corresponding on-line user objects (if tracking of on-line users is enabled)
- Activities – user names are saved into the titles of logged activities of the User registration and User login types
- Translation services – submissions for human translation services include an instructions file, which contains the full name of the user who created the submission (by default)
- Displayed in various system reports
- Displayed on the live site through user-related and community web parts (User public profile, My profile, My account, Current user, listing web parts with a Users data source, etc.)
- Displayed by user-related widgets (Workgroup administrators, Workgroup members, Recent users, Group administrators, Intranet employees, My blogs comments, My friends)
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Password
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UserPassword
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System data
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UserID
UserGUID
UserCreated
UserLastModified
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UserID and UserGUID – used as identifiers within the system UserCreated – the date and time when the user account was created
- User interface – displayed in the Users application
- Used to evaluate which non-activated users are automatically deleted based on the Delete non-activated users after (days) setting
- Saved into the SessionUserCreated field of corresponding on-line user objects (if tracking of on-line users is enabled)
- Displayed by user-related widgets (Workgroup administrators, Workgroup members, Recent users, Group administrators)
UserLastModified – timestamp used by the system
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User settings – Stored personal data
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Contact information
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UserPhone
UserSkype
UserIM
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- User interface – displayed in the Users and My profile applications
- Can be displayed on the live site by the User public profile, My profile and My account web parts
- UserPhone – synchronized into the phone number field of related customers
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Descriptions
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UserDescription
UserPosition
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- User interface – displayed in the Users and My profile applications
- Can be displayed on the live site by the User public profile, My profile and My account web parts
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Email address
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UserMessagingNotificationEmail
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- Sets the recipient address for the user’s message email notifications
- User interface – displayed in the Users and My profile applications
- Can be displayed on the live site by the User public profile, My profile and My account web parts
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External authentication IDs
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WindowsLiveID
UserFacebookID
UserLinkedInID
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- Required for authentication via the corresponding external service. The IDs are valid only within the scope of the Kentico instance where they were generated.
- User interface – displayed in the Users application
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Name
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UserNickName
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- Used to identify the authors of posts and messages in Blog comments, Forums, Messaging, Message boards and Chat
- User interface – displayed as part of user names in various locations in the administration interface
- Displayed on the live site by the User public profile, My profile and My account web parts, and various other community-related web parts
- Saved into the SessionNickName field of corresponding on-line user objects (if tracking of on-line users is enabled)
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Natural personal data
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UserGender
UserDateOfBirth
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- UserGender – used to get the default avatar image for users
- UserDateOfBirth – used when computing the value of the UserAge macro property for users
- User interface – displayed in the Users and My profile applications
- Can be displayed on the live site by the User public profile, My profile and My account web parts
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Password change information
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UserPasswordLastChanged
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- Required to calculate the expiration date and time for user passwords
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Signature
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UserSignature
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- Added to the user’s forum posts and messages (sent through the Messaging functionality)
- User interface – displayed in the Users and My profile applications
- Can be displayed on the live site by the User public profile, My profile and My account web parts
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Registration information
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UserRegistrationInfo
UserCampaign
UserURLReferrer
UserActivationDate
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- UserRegistrationInfo – stores the IP address and browser user agent of the user’s environment at the time of registration
- UserCampaign – the name of a specific campaign if the user registered within the context of campaign
- UserURLReferrer – the URL referrer of the web request during which the user registered (for example may contain the URL of a site from which a visitor arrived)
- UserActivationDate – the date and time when the user account was activated via email confirmation or administrator approval
- User interface – the registration information values are displayed when editing users in the Users application
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System data
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UserSettingsID
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- UserSettingsID – used as an identifier within the system
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References to other entities
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UserAvatarID
UserSettingsUserID
UserSettingsUserGUID
UserActivatedByUserID
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- UserAvatarID – the user’s avatar
- UserSettingsUserID and UsersSettingsUserGUID – the user object coupled with the user settings
- UserActivatedByUserID – the user who approved the given user’s registration (when requiring approval for new users)
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Users – Personal data sources
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Authentication
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- A user’s last sign-in information is automatically updated when they sign in to the administration interface, or on the live site via the Logon form or Logon mini form web parts.
- If using Windows Active Directory authentication or mixed-mode authentication, the first sign-in automatically creates a new user based on the external Active Directory data.
- During the first sign-in through an external authentication service (Facebook authentication, claims-based authentication providers, etc.), the system automatically creates a new user based on the external data.
- The following web parts allow sign-in via specific external authentication services: LinkedIn logon, LinkedIn required data, OpenID logon, OpenID required data, Windows LiveID, LiveID required data, Facebook Connect logon. These web parts collect various types of user data, and automatically set the external authentication ID, last sign in information and registration information (for new users).
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Customers
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- When the name, email address and phone number data of a customer is modified, the system automatically synchronizes the values to the associated user.
- If the Register customer after first checkout setting is enabled or if a checkout page contains the Register after checkout web part, the system automatically creates new users based on the data of anonymous customers when they complete the order checkout process.
- Administrators can create new users based on customer data in the Customers application when editing an anonymous customer on the Login details tab. For registered customers, the same interface also allows administrators to change the password for the associated user account.
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COM_Customer
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Emergency administrator recovery
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- Emergency recovery of administration interface access via the CMSAdminEmergencyReset web.config key can create a new user with the Global administrator privilege level and a specified username and password.
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Password change
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- Users can change their password on the live site through the Reset password web part (after submitting a password change request with email verification) or directly using the Change password or My account web part.
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Registration
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- Visitors create new user accounts by submitting data through the Registration form or Custom registration form web parts. The web parts automatically collect and save the user’s registration information.
- Registration of new users is also possible via the Checkout process (obsolete) web part.
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User activation
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- When new users activate their account via email confirmation, the UserActivationDate is automatically set in the user settings.
- If the system is configured to require approval for new users, the UserActivationDate and UserActivatedByUserID values are automatically set in the user settings when an administrator approves an account in the Users application.
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User editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually create users or edit user and user settings data in the Users application.
- Users with access to the administration interface edit their data in the My profile application.
- Authenticated users edit their data on the live site through the My account or My profile web parts.
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Users – References from entities containing personal data
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Abuse reports (CMS_AbuseReport)
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ReportUserID
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The user who submitted the abuse report.
Considered as personal data, because the ReportWhen column of the abuse report contains a timestamp that could be used to track the user’s activity.
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Accounts (OM_Account)
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AccountOwnerUserID
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The user assigned as the owner of the given on-line marketing account.
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Activities (OM_Activity)
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ActivityItemID
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The object related to the logged activity is a user for activities of the User login and User registration type – i.e., when the value of the ActivityType column is userlogin or userregistration.
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Blog comments (Blog_Comment)
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CommentUserID
CommentApprovedByUserID
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The user who posted the blog comment (for non-anonymous comments) and the user who approved the comment (for moderated blogs).
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Blog comment subscription (Blog_PostSubscription)
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SubscriptionUserID
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The user related to the blog comment subscription.
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Chat requests (Chat_InitiatedChatRequest)
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InitiatedChatRequestUserID
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The user for which the chat request is intended.
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Chat users (Chat_User)
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ChatUserUserID
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The user account related to the given chat user object.
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Community friends (Community_Friend)
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FriendRequestedUserID
FriendUserID
FriendApprovedBy
FriendRejectedBy
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The users related to the friendship request.
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Community groups (Community_Group)
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GroupApprovedByUserID
GroupCreatedByUserID
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The user who created and approved the community group.
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Community group invitations (Community_Invitation)
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InvitedByUserID
InvitedUserID
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The users related to the community group invitation.
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Community group members (Community_GroupMember)
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MemberUserID
MemberInvitedByUserID
MemberApprovedByUserID
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The users related to the given community group member.
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Contacts (OM_Contact)
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ContactOwnerUserID
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The user assigned as the owner of the given contact.
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Contact membership relationships (OM_Membership)
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RelatedID
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The user related to a given contact. The table contains records representing relationships between contacts and users/customers.
Records representing user relationships have the value of the MemberType column set to 0.
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Content notification subscriptions (Notification_Subscription)
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SubscriptionUserID
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The user related to the content notification subscription.
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Customers (COM_Customer)
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CustomerUserID
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The user related to the customer (for registered customers).
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Dashboard and user widget content (CMS_Personalization)
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PersonalizationUserID
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The user who created the given dashboard or user widget content.
Considered as personal data, because the PersonalizationLastModified column of the personalization record contains a timestamp that could be used to track the user’s activity.
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Event log records (CMS_EventLog)
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UserID
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The user who triggered the logged event.
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External authentication records (CMS_ExternalLogin)
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UserID
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The user related to the given external authentication record (for users created as a result of authentication via an external provider).
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Favorite forums (Forums_UserFavorites)
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UserID
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The user who added the given forum or post to their favorites list.
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Forum posts (Forums_ForumPost)
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PostUserID
PostApprovedByUserID
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The user who added the forum post and the user who approved the post (for moderated forums).
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Forum subscriptions (Forums_ForumSubscription)
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SubscriptionUserID
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The user related to the forum subscription.
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Media files (Media_File)
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FileCreatedByUserID
FileModifiedByUserID
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The users who created and last modified the given media file.
Considered as personal data, because the media file record contains timestamps that could be used to track the user’s activity.
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Messages (Messaging_Message)
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MessageRecipientUserID
MessageSenderUserID
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The users who are the sender and recipient of the given message.
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Messaging contact lists (Messaging_ContactList)
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ContactListUserID
ContactListContactUserID
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The users related to the messaging contact list record.
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Messaging ignore lists (Messaging_IgnoreList)
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IgnoreListUserID
IgnoreListIgnoredUserID
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The users related to the messaging ignore list record.
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Message board posts (Board_Message)
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MessageUserID
MessageApprovedByUserID
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The user who added the message board post and the user responsible for approving the post (on moderated message boards).
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Message board subscriptions (Board_Subscription)
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SubscriptionUserID
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The user related to the message board subscription.
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Online users (CMS_Session)
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SessionUserID
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The user related to the on-line user session (for authenticated users).
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OpenID authentication records (CMS_OpenIDUser)
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UserID
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The user related to the given OpenID authentication record (for users created as a result of OpenID authentication).
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Orders (COM_Order)
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OrderCreatedByUserID
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The user who created the order (for registered customers).
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Report subscriptions (Reporting_ReportSubscription)
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ReportSubscriptionUserID
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The user who created the report subscription.
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Shopping carts (COM_ShoppingCart)
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ShoppingCartUserID
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The user related to the shopping cart (for registered customers).
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User settings (CMS_UserSettings)
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UserSettingsUserGUID
UserSettingsUserID
UserActivatedByUserID
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The user coupled with the given user settings (referenced in the UserSettingsUserID and UserSettingsUserGUID columns).
The user who approved the registration of the given user account (when requiring approval for new users).
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Wishlist items (COM_Wishlist)
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UserID
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The user who added the product to their wishlist.
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Web analytic statistics
Database table: Analytics_Statistics
The web analytics feature stores data as statistics representing individual tracked events. Each statistic contains the type of the event and information about the context in which the event occurred (i.e., a related object, site, and culture).
Web analytic statistics – Stored personal data
Web analytics store all types of logged statistics within the Analytics_Statistics database table. The type of each statistic is determined by the value of the StatisticsCode column. For statistics with the registereduser, browsertype, countries, mobiledevice and urlreferrals StatisticsCode values, the data stored in the additional StatisticsObjectName column could be considered as personal (see the table below).
Only the Registered users statistics are directly linked to specific visitors (via a reference to the related user object). The other statistics are anonymous and do not contain any references to entities representing a natural person.
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Browser type
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StatisticsObjectName
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- Displayed in the Browser types report in the Web analytics application
- Processed and displayed by reports under the Web Analytics -> Browser capabilities -> Browser types category (accessible in the Reporting application)
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Country name
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StatisticsObjectName
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- Displayed in the Countries report in the Web analytics application
- Processed and displayed by reports under the Web Analytics -> Countries category (accessible in the Reporting application)
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Mobile device type
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StatisticsObjectName
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- Displayed in the Mobile devices in the Web analytics application
- Processed and displayed by reports under the Web Analytics -> Mobiles devices category (accessible in the Reporting application)
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Referring URL
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StatisticsObjectName
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- Displayed in the Traffic sources reports in the Web analytics application
- Processed and displayed by reports under the Web Analytics -> Referrals and Referring sites categories (accessible in the Reporting application)
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User name
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StatisticsObjectName
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- Displayed in the Registered users report in the Web analytics application
- Processed and displayed by reports under the Web Analytics -> Registered users category (accessible in the Reporting application)
- Note: Some sites may use email addresses as user name values
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System data
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StatisticsID
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- StatisticsID – used as an identifier within the system
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References to other entities
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StatisticsObjectID
StatisticsSiteID
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- StatisticsObjectID – the object related to the logged statistic. The type of the referenced object depends on the type of the statistic (stored in the StatisticsCode column). For example, the object is a user for records of the Registered users statistic.
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Web analytic statistics – Personal data sources
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Web analytics
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- The system saves values into the StatisticsObjectName column when logging web analytics for website visitors. For example, when a user registers on the site with Registered users web analytics enabled, the user name of the new user is saved.
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Workflow and automation process steps
Database table: CMS_WorkflowStep
Marketing automation processes and advanced workflows consist of steps, which may in certain cases contain personal data. The most common example are email address values in the From / To parameters of Send email steps.
Workflow and automation process steps – Stored personal data
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Step configuration
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StepActionParameters
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- Stores the parameter configuration for the step in XML format, which may include personal data in certain cases (e.g. email address values for Send email steps)
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System data
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StepLastModified
StepID
StepGUID
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- StepLastModified – timestamp used by the system
- StepID and StepGUID – used as identifiers within the system
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Workflow and automation process steps – Personal data sources
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Step editing
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- Users with access to the administration interface manually enter parameter values for steps in the workflow / process designer interface (within the Workflows or Marketing automation application).
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Workflow and automation process steps – References from entities containing personal data
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Automation process history (CMS_AutomationHistory)
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HistoryStepID
HistoryTargetStepID
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The marketing automation steps related to the history record for a given process. Such history records are logged automatically when automation processes transition between steps. The history record also stores the ID of the user who approved the transition.
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Workflow history (CMS_WorkflowHistory)
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StepID
TargetStepID
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The workflow steps related to the version history record for a given page. Such history records are logged automatically when pages transition between workflow steps. The history record also stores the ID of the user who approved the transition.
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Step security settings (CMS_WorkflowStepUser)
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StepID
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The workflow or automation step which has security settings assigned for specific users. Each record also stores the ID of the assigned user.
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