Automated Imports

An automated import keeps a suppression list current from a provider you already use — Optizmo, UnsubCentral, Cake, Everflow or EmailMonitor — instead of your uploading a file each time. You choose the provider, give it your credentials, and it downloads on the frequency you set.

Instructions

1. Navigate to Suppression Lists > create or select a suppression list. Choose a format compatible with your provider (e.g., MD5 for Optizmo, Cake or Everflow, Email for EmailMonitor).
2. Enable the Automated Imports toggle. Select a List Provider from the dropdown: Optizmo, UnsubCentral, Cake, Everflow, or EmailMonitor - Dead Seeds.
3. Fill in the provider-specific fields (API keys, credentials).
4. For Cake and Everflow, if a platform integration for the same platform already exists in Platform Integrations, its credentials pre-fill: the API Key, Affiliate URL and AffiliateId for Cake, and the API Key for Everflow. The OfferId and the Optizmo API Key still need to be entered.
5. Set the Frequency for how often the list should be downloaded.
6. Click Save, then Run Now to perform the first download. Records import automatically on the set frequency going forward.
7. Monitor import history in the suppression list detail view to confirm downloads are completing successfully.

Note: EmailMonitor - Active Seeds is the companion workflow for importing live seeds into a Contact List — that is covered by the contact-lists-seed-imports skill, not here.

Related pages

• Auto-Suppression Walkthrough — every step with screenshots, from creating the list to its first download
• Optizmo — every step with screenshots, covering Set Up the Import in EmailElement, Checking It Worked
• UnsubCentral — every step with screenshots, covering Set Up the Import in EmailElement, Checking It Worked
• CAKE Auto-Suppression Setup — covers Prerequisites, Getting CAKE Credentials, Configuring in EmailElement, Verifying the Setup
• Everflow Auto-Suppression Setup — where to find the Everflow API key and offer ID, the Optizmo key it also needs, and what a failed run means
• EmailMonitor Dead Seeds Auto-Suppression Setup — EmailMonitor maintains sets of known-inactive ("dead") seed addresses — addresses that have become non-responsive, been retired, or should no longer be mailed