Your client's requirements state that they need to have more than one profile list in their account.
Which two statements are true about implementing this? (Choose two.)

• A. It is acceptable to have the same individual (email subscriber) in several profile lists, because a record with the same email address can exist in multiple lists with different RIID_'s.
• B. Special configuration must be done to use different IP addresses to send campaigns to different lists in the account.
• C. If you have multiple profile lists, you must have separate programs, because all the messaging events launched in a Responsys Program must refer to the same profile list.
• D. The column to be used as the table's primary key must be named something different in each profile list.

You discovered that your main competitor's employees are subscribed to receive your promotional campaigns directly to their work email addresses.
What should you do in Responsys to prevent your campaigns from being sent to the work email addresses of the competitor's employees, although this is not a complete solution?

• A. Search the list for the domain name of the competitor and select the block option for each user that is found.
• B. In the Account Admin screen, select Define email domain rules and create an audience exclusion by entering the competitor's domain name.
• C. Create a Non-Competitor Program using Program Designer.
• D. Periodically run the scrub utility and delete all email addresses from your competitor's domain.

The executive tearn loves your Insight reports, but has limited knowledge of the Responsys menus.
As the Responsys Administrator, how can you provide a custom report that the team can easily access from the Insight menu?

• A. You can only access custom reports from the account folder. You must train the executives to navigate to the Report Library to locate and launch the report.
• B. Create the custom report and schedule it to be sent by email to the executive team every single day.
• C. Create the custom report and save it to the Insight account folder. Add the report to the Default Dashboard, and tell the executives to view the report from the dashboard whenever they want to view the report.
• D. Create the custom report and save it to the Insight account folder. Right-click to copy the link for the report. Send the link to the executive team and tell them to use it whenever they want to view the report.

A third-party system export of data that is required to be imported as supplemental table data in Responsys is in XML format. The XML file is located on the SFTP server and ready for you to configure the Connect import job in Responsys.
What is your next step?

• A. Create an Import Supplemental Table job in Responsys for this file.
• B. Create an Import Supplemental Table job in Responsys for this file and select XML as the Fields are delimited check box.
• C. Create an Import Supplemental Table job in Responsys for this file and ensure to select the XML to CSV conversion check box.
• D. Discuss with the team that Responsys doesn't accept XML formatting for importing Supplemental Table data and a solution to transform the data will be required.

You are tasked with creating a new campaign using Email Message Designer and RPL. You developed HTML and RPL code.
What are the next steps to create a campaign using the code as a base for the campaign in Responsys?

• A. Navigate to Campaign > Create Mobile SMS Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.
• B. Navigate to Campaign > EMD Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.
• C. Navigate to Campaign > Create Email Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.
• D. Navigate to Campaign > Create Classic Email Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.