Manage consent settings in Salesforce. Enrich your user interface with a Lightning Web Component to easily change consent setting and opt in or opt out. Supports both internal and external access.
- Removed Contact Point Type Consent support
- Added support for Business Brand - Contact Point Consent records relationship to Business Brand is now supported
This app groups all privacy objects that are relevant for the setup and configuration of consent settings like Data Use Legal Basis and Data Use Purpose.
These apps group all privacy objects that are relevant for the management of consent settings like Contacts, Individuals, Contact Point Consents.
There are several Flows that support the consent automation.
These flows check if Lead, Contact or PersonAccount records have an Individual record assigned. If missing, the flows create a new Individual record and all related Contact Points and Contact Point Consent records for each Data Use Purpose. The Privacy Consent Status for address and phone is set to default Opt Out. Email Privacy Consent Status is set to Opt Out if HasOptedOutOfEmail is true, otherwise to Opt In. Double Opt In process is not implemented. Lead object has a custom lookup field to Business Brand. LeadTriggerSetIndividual assigns Contact Point Consent records to Business Brand if available. ContactTriggerSetIndividual and PersonAccountTriggerSetIndividual assign for each Business Brand.
All flows are triggered when HasOptedOutOfEmail field of a Lead, Contact or PersonAccount is changed. They all invoke the same HasOptedOutOfEmailSub to update related consent records and set the status either to Opt In or Opt Out.
All flows are triggered when DoNotCall field of a Lead, Contact or PersonAccount is changed. They all invoke the same HasOptedOutOfPhoneSub to update related consent records and set the status either to Opt In or Opt Out.
To easily cleanup an Individual record, this flow iterates through all related privacy objects and removes related records. The flow can be started via a Record Update (like a button action).
This flow triggers after update of Individual records and sets record owner of related privacy records (Contact Point Consent) to the new Individual record owner.
This screen flow can be placed on Lead, PersonAccoount, Contact record pages or Community pages to either create new Contact Point records or delete existing records. When used for Community pages pass in {!CurrentUser.id} as record id.
New contact point consent record are created for all data use purposes for all business brands with default privacy consent status Opt Out.
LeadButtonCheckConsentHistory, ContactButtonCheckConsentHistory, PersonAccountButtonCheckConsentHistory
These screen flows can be used to check the privacy status of a specific Contact Point Consent record for a given timestamp. It calculates the previous values out of field history tracking. They all invoke the same ContactPointConsentHistorySub flow.
This package contains various LWC to support consent management.
This LWC can be placed on Lead or Contact records pages or on community pages. It dynamically shows a grid of toggles to either opt in or opt out per Contact Point and Data Use Purpose. It can be deployed as a preference center on a community page.
Data Use Purpose records are filtered by CanDataSubjectOptOut = TRUE.
A datetime picker can be used to get consent settings from previous datetime. It uses Salesforce field history tracking of ContactPointConsentHistory.
The properties contain the record id of either User (community use case, like {!CurrentUser.id}) or Contact/Lead records and color codes for the background colors per contact point type.
Privacy objects are Salesforce standard objects with sharing settings for internal and external access.
External users have access to records based on record ownership and sharing settings.
Records of Objects with Private external access (Individual and Contact Point Consent) need to be assigned to the external user as owner.
The flow IndividualTriggerChangeOwner updates related privacy records if the Individual record owner is changed.
Configure your Salesforce organization-wide sharing defaults (OWD) so that your users can see records properly. Alternatively use other sharing mechanisms (role-based, public groups, etc.).
| Object | Recommended Internal Access | Recommended External Access | Default Internal Access | Default External Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business Brand | Public Read Only | Public Read Only | Private | Private |
| Data Use Legal Basis | Public Read Only | not applicable | Private | not applicable (Private) |
| Data Use Purpose | Public Read Only | Public Read Only | Private | Private |
| Individual | Private | Private | Public Read/Write | Private |
| Contact Point Type Consent | Private | Private | Private | Private |
| Contact Point Email | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent |
| Contact Point Phone | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent |
| Contact Point Address | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent | Controlled by Parent |
| Contact Point Consent | Private | Private | Private | Private |
To allow internal users access to privacy records owned by external users (service agent edits consent details of a customer), record sharing must be enabled. Here are example Sharing Rules for Individual and Contact Point Consent:
This package contains a custom permission set for internal users. It contains access to Consent Setup and Consent Management apps, custom fields and Apex classes where required. The following table compares the access permissions with the defaults for Standard User Profile.
| Object | Permission Set | Standard User Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Business Brand | CRED | CRED |
| Data Use Legal Basis | CRED | CRED |
| Data Use Purpose | CRED | RED |
| Individual | CRED | CRED |
| Contact Point Type Consent | CRED | CRED |
| Contact Point Email | CRED | CRED |
| Contact Point Phone | CRED | CRED |
| Contact Point Address | CRED | CRED |
| Contact Point Consent | CRED | CRED |
This package contains a custom permission set for external users. It contains access to custom fields and Apex classes where required. The following table compares the access permissions with the defaults for Customer Community User and External User Profile.
| Object | Permission Set | Customer Community User Object Permission | Customer Community User Default | External Identity User Object Permission | External Identity User Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business Brand | R | ||||
| Data Use Legal Basis | No Access | Object not available | Object not available | ||
| Data Use Purpose | R | R | No Access | R | No Access |
| Individual | CRE | CRE | No Access | CRE | RE |
| Contact Point Type Consent | CRE | CRE | No Access | CRE | CRE |
| Contact Point Email | CRE | CRE | No Access | CRE | CRE |
| Contact Point Phone | CRE | CRE | No Access | CRE | CRE |
| Contact Point Address | CRE | CRED | No Access | CRE | No Access |
| Contact Point Consent | CRE | CRE | No Access | CRE | No Access |
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Set up your environment including:
- Enable Dev Hub in your Trailhead Playground
- Install Salesforce CLI
- Install Visual Studio Code
- Install the Visual Studio Code Salesforce extensions
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If you haven't already done so, authorize your hub org and provide it with an alias (devhub in the command below):
sfdx auth:web:login -d -a devhub -
Clone the ConsentTools repository:
git clone https://github.com/tegeling/ConsentTools cd ConsentTools -
Create a scratch org and provide it with an alias (Consent in the command below):
sfdx force:org:create -s -f config/project-scratch-def.json -a Consent -
Push the app to your scratch org:
sfdx force:source:push -
Assign the ConsentSettings permission set to the default user:
sfdx force:user:permset:assign -n ConsentSettings -
Open the scratch org:
sfdx force:org:open
Follow this set of instructions if you want to deploy the app to a more permanent environment than a Scratch org or if you don't want to install the local developement tools. You can use a non source-tracked orgs such as a free Developer Edition Org or a Trailhead Playground.
Make sure to start from a brand-new environment to avoid conflicts with previous work you may have done.
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Log in to your org
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Click https://login.salesforce.com/packaging/installPackage.apexp?p0=04t7Q000000EexpQAC to install the Consent Tools unlocked package in your org.
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Select Install for All Users
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In App Launcher.