Rights Orchestration
Right to Delete creates an actual Adobe privacy job, visible and verifiable on the Privacy UI tab inside Adobe Experience Cloud.
Ketch and Adobe Campaign
Register a real, trackable deletion job inside Adobe's own systems for multi-channel campaign data, verifiable in Adobe's own Privacy Service UI.
About Adobe Campaign
Adobe Campaign designs and delivers personalized, multi-channel marketing across email, mobile, web, and other digital touchpoints. Because Adobe Campaign frequently runs alongside other Adobe Experience Cloud products, a deletion request against it benefits from using the same privacy infrastructure Adobe itself provides across its ecosystem, rather than a workaround specific to just this one product.
Ketch connects to Adobe Campaign through Adobe's own Privacy Service and consent APIs to do exactly that.
Capabilities
How Ketch works with Adobe Campaign
The Ketch Adobe Campaign integration covers Consent Orchestration and Rights Orchestration (Right to Deletion).The privacy job can be configured to run across one or more connected Adobe products at once, using a comma-separated list of Adobe's own product identifiers, so a single deletion request can extend beyond Adobe Campaign to cover other connected Adobe surfaces in the same organization.
Consent Orchestration
Sets Adobe's own consent signal, mapping the canonical purposes analytics, data brokering, and personalization onto Adobe's own `collect`, `share`, and `preferences` consent categories.
With Ketch, teams can
- Register real, Adobe-native privacy jobs for deletion requests, checkable directly in Adobe's own Privacy Service UI
- Map Ketch's canonical consent purposes directly onto Adobe's own consent signal categories
- Extend a single privacy job across multiple connected Adobe products, including Campaign alongside Audience Manager, CDP, or Commerce
The gap
The problem this integration solves
Multi-channel campaign data connected into a broader Adobe ecosystem needs deletion that reaches further than just the campaign platform itself:
01. A deletion request that doesn't use Adobe's actual privacy job mechanism has no reliable way to verify inside Adobe's own systems that it was actually registered and processed
02. Consent signals that don't map to Adobe's own `collect`/`share`/`preferences` categories won't be recognized correctly by Adobe's downstream systems
03. Handling deletion separately for Campaign and any other connected Adobe products adds unnecessary manual overhead
Ketch resolves this by working through Adobe's own privacy job and consent signal APIs directly, so the request is genuinely native to Adobe's systems and can extend across every connected Adobe product from one job.
Why Ketch
Why teams choose Ketch for Adobe Campaign privacy compliance
Permissioning infrastructure that governs Adobe Campaign the same way it governs every other system in your stack — not a one-off connector bolted onto a banner.
Verifiable inside Adobe's own systems
Deletion requests create a real Adobe privacy job, checkable directly in the Privacy UI tab on Adobe Experience Cloud.
Extends across the Adobe ecosystem
A single privacy job can cover Adobe Campaign and other connected Adobe products together.
Backed by enforcement precedent
The California Privacy Protection Agency fined Honda $632,000 over improperly configured data sharing with ad-tech partners, a reminder that multi-channel marketing platforms carry real exposure when consent signals aren't mapped correctly.
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