Data Governance

Use when defining data contracts, consent policies, and monitoring for automation programs.

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Automation Data Governance Skill

When to Use

Launching new journeys requiring cross-system data sharing.
Auditing consent/suppression logic across email/SMS/in-app.
Investigating data quality incidents impacting automation.

Framework

Data Contracts – document required fields/events, owners, freshness SLAs, fallback behavior.
Consent & Compliance – track opt-in types, regional consent, TTL, audit trails.
Identity Resolution – ensure consistent IDs across product, CRM, MAP, CDP.
Monitoring – dashboards/alerts for data latency, schema changes, null spikes.
Change Management – versioning, rollback, and communication paths.

Templates

Data requirements matrix (journey → fields/events → source → owner → SLA).
Consent policy doc (channel, region, legal basis, suppression rules).
Incident log + RCA template.

Tips

Set automated kill switches when critical fields are stale or missing.
Collaborate with security/legal on retention + privacy impact assessments.
Align governance cadences with quarterly automation retros.

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