Subscription groups let you manage consent at a more granular level than channel subscriptions. You can define groups based on brands, message types, or customer interests, and associate them with customer profiles and campaigns.

Prerequisites

  Enable access

To enable access to subscription groups in your account, contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM) or email support@getblueshift.com.

Roles & permissions

Access to subscription groups depends on the user’s role:

Role Access
Admin Full access (create, edit, view)
Manager Full access (create, edit, view)
Analyst View-only
Operations View-only
Author No access
Custom roles Configurable (Create, edit & view | View-only | None)

Create a subscription group

To create a new subscription group:

  • From the left navigation panel, go to Data > Customer Data > Subscription Groups.
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  • Click the + SUBSCRIPTION GROUP button in the top-right corner.
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  • In the form, enter:
    • Subscription Group ID (mandatory) – Must be unique. Can contain only letters, numbers, hyphens (-), and underscores (_). Example: weekly_promo. Cannot be changed after creation.
    • Subscription Group Label (mandatory) – A user-friendly display name for the group. Can be edited later.
    • Description – Optional text to describe the group. Can be edited later.
  • Click Save to create the subscription group.

View & edit subscription groups

The Subscription groups index page displays all groups in a table with these columns:

  • Subscription group ID: Unique ID for the subscription group
  • Subscription group label: Display name
  • Author: User who created or last updated the group
  • Updated at: Date and time of the latest update

Use the search bar to find groups by name, or filter by author to narrow results.

To edit a group, you can:

  • Click the row in the index page, or
  • Click the three-dot menu () at the end of the row and select Edit.

You can update the Label and Description. The ID cannot be changed after creation.

What’s next 

To update customer subscription statuses, use imports, events, or APIs.
Learn how → 

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