Data Integrations are one of two connectors Ethyca uses to plug into your organization’s data ecosystem and manage user privacy (the other connector is called ATLAS).
Data Integrations are one of two connectors Ethyca uses to plug into your organization’s data ecosystem and manage user privacy (the other connector is called ATLAS).
Each Data Integration acts like a privacy “Rosetta Stone” for a certain application your company uses. Connecting via Data Integrations allows Ethyca to see, sort, surface, and modify the personal data contained inside the application. Ethyca offers integrations for a large and ever-growing number of third-party applications.
Using Data Integrations to connect the applications to Ethyca allows for the unification and streamlined management of every data record in your business. In particular, it lets you connect disparate data records to a given individual identity, even if those records are spread messily across different applications in inconsistent formats.
In general, Ethyca integrates with your business’s third-party applications via API Key.
There are two ways to add Data Integrations to your Ethyca plan.
For your organization to be fully configured and privacy-compliant, you’ll need to integrate every one of your business’s applications with Ethyca using an API key. For more information on how to find the API key for your chosen Data Integration, see our cheat sheet here.
In addition to an API Key, to be fully compliant you’ll need to define the following during setup:
Ethyca presently offers Data Integrations for about 35 commonly-used SaaS applications. If you don’t see one you’re looking for, email us at customerservice@ethyca.com.
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