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AFIRETreas · ‎05-27-2022

Is there a way to find out when a contact makes changes to their own profile? We have some strict format rules so our generated directory looks nice, but when a contact makes their own changes, they do not follow those format rules and I'm wondering if I can find out who made changes so I can make any adjustments.

Thanks.

Zoe_H · ‎05-28-2022

Hello @AFIRETreas,

You can see new unsubscribe and sign-up updates, but at this time we don't have an option to update you when a contact changes their own profile. I do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Zoe H.
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Zoe_H · ‎05-28-2022

Hello @AFIRETreas,

You can see new unsubscribe and sign-up updates, but at this time we don't have an option to update you when a contact changes their own profile. I do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Zoe H.
Community & Social Media Support

Did I answer your question? If so, please mark my post as an "Accepted Solution" by clicking the Accept as Solution button in the bottom right hand corner of this post.

You're not alone on your email marketing journey. Connect with a Marketing Advisor to see how they can help you develop the right strategy for your business and get the most out of your Constant Contact experience.

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