Consent Orchestration
Restricts the collection and sharing of personal information for a person once they've opted out; this action is irreversible on LiveIntent's side.
Enforce consent and deletion for an identifier network that runs on hashed email, with the jurisdiction distinction LiveIntent itself builds around.
LiveIntent targets advertising within email newsletters using a unique identifier tied to hashed email addresses, reaching audiences across a network of publishers. LiveIntent treats EU and US data differently at the platform level, restricting ad serving more aggressively for EU privacy jurisdictions than for US ones. That distinction matters for how consent gets enforced, not just recorded.
Ketch connects to LiveIntent to handle both consent restriction and deletion, respecting that jurisdictional difference.
Capabilities
The Ketch LiveIntent integration covers Consent Orchestration and Rights Orchestration (Right to Delete).The connection itself is configured around jurisdiction: an account is set up as EU_PRIVACY or US_PRIVACY. Under EU_PRIVACY, LiveIntent applies stricter limitations and, if a restrict flag is applied, serves no ads at all within the EU. Under US_PRIVACY, direct and house ad campaigns can still serve even without user segment information.
Restricts the collection and sharing of personal information for a person once they've opted out; this action is irreversible on LiveIntent's side.
Right to Delete removes previously collected personal information for a data subject.
With Ketch, teams can
The gap
LiveIntent operates primarily in the US and Canada but still has to account for EU data under a meaningfully different set of rules. That creates real complexity:
Why Ketch
Permissioning infrastructure that governs LiveIntent the same way it governs every other system in your stack — not a one-off connector bolted onto a banner.
The connection itself is configured for EU_PRIVACY or US_PRIVACY, matching how LiveIntent's own platform already treats those regions differently rather than applying one rule everywhere.
Right to Delete doesn't just stop future collection; it removes personal information LiveIntent already holds.
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 identifier-based ad networks carry real exposure when consent restriction isn't enforced accurately.
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Integrations
Ketch ships connectors and SDKs so consent, rights, and policy flow into your CDPs, warehouses, ad platforms, and AI stack — without a custom data pipeline.
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