Ketch and Bloomreach

Put consent changes directly on the customer timeline Bloomreach already uses for everything else, so segmentation and suppression logic can act on it natively.

Bloomreach

About Bloomreach

Bloomreach Engagement (formerly Exponea) unifies customer profiles and orchestrates cross-channel campaigns as part of Bloomreach's broader AI-driven digital experience platform. Because Bloomreach organizes around a customer timeline of events, consent enforcement fits naturally as another kind of event on that timeline, one Bloomreach's own segmentation and suppression logic can read directly.

Ketch connects to Bloomreach to fire exactly that event.

Capabilities

How Ketch works with Bloomreach

The Ketch Bloomreach integration covers Consent Orchestration and Rights Orchestration (Right to Deletion, Right to Access).

Consent Orchestration

Fires a structured `consent` event onto the customer's Bloomreach profile whenever a supported purpose's consent status changes, carrying an `action` field (`accept` or `reject`), the purpose code as `category`, and a `message` field set to "Ketch" for clear attribution.

Rights Orchestration

Right to Deletion anonymizes the customer record, replacing personal identifiers with pseudonymous values, an action that cannot be undone. Right to Access exports the customer's stored profile attributes and event history from Bloomreach.

With Ketch, teams can

  • Fire a clearly attributed consent event onto the Bloomreach customer timeline for every consent change, usable directly in Bloomreach's own segmentation and suppression logic
  • Fulfill Right to Access and Right to Deletion requests through the same workflow used for every other connected system
  • Match customer records across cookie, Shopify customer ID, or email address, using whichever identifier is available

The gap

The problem this integration solves

A timeline-based CDP needs consent to actually appear as an event on that timeline to be useful for downstream logic, not exist somewhere else entirely:

01. Consent state that isn't represented as a Bloomreach event can't be used by Bloomreach's own segmentation or suppression features without a manual bridge

02. An unattributed or ambiguous consent record makes it harder to audit where a consent change actually came from

03. Anonymization (Bloomreach's approach to deletion) is a different mechanism than outright record removal, and needs to be understood correctly rather than assumed to work like a typical delete

Ketch resolves the first two by firing a clearly attributed, structured consent event directly onto the profile timeline, and addresses the third by naming Right to Deletion's actual mechanism (anonymization) accurately.

Why Ketch

Why teams choose Ketch for Bloomreach privacy compliance

Permissioning infrastructure that governs Bloomreach the same way it governs every other system in your stack — not a one-off connector bolted onto a banner.

  • Consent becomes a native, attributed timeline event

    Every consent change fires as a structured event with a clear "Ketch" attribution, usable directly in Bloomreach's own segmentation and suppression logic.

  • Named accurately for what it actually does

    Right to Deletion is described as anonymization, matching Bloomreach's real mechanism, rather than implying outright record removal that isn't how the platform works.

  • Backed by enforcement precedent

    The California Attorney General reached a $1.55 million settlement with Healthline Media over sharing sensitive data with advertisers without valid consent, a reminder that unified customer engagement platforms carry real exposure when consent isn't represented accurately in the system driving campaign decisions.

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