Question

difference between saving and publishing 50 to 80 words
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Answer 1

Answer:

Saving ensures that you don't lose your work between working sessions, whereas publishing activates your changes. Publishing affects your connectors and actions. For example, you could set up a new connector action and save it without publishing and no actions would get triggered.

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Answer 2

Saving ensures that you don't lose your work between working sessions, whereas publishing activates your changes. Publishing affects your connectors and actions. For example, you could set up a new connector action and save it without publishing and no actions would get triggered.

Saving

When you add, edit, or delete an element in your Customer Data Hub account you must save your changes. If you logout or close your browser without saving, your changes will be lost. Similarly, your changes will not be visible to other users in your account until you have saved them.

The Save/Publish button will change to green to indicate that there are unsaved changes:

Publishing

Once you save your changes, you can log out or close the browser and your configuration will be preserved for you or the next user that logs into the account.

Saving ensures that you don't lose your work between working sessions, whereas publishing activates your changes. Publishing affects your connectors and actions. For example, you could set up a new connector action and save it without publishing and no actions would get triggered. But once you publish, the changes are activated and connector actions begin triggering and sending data to your vendors.

The Customer Data Hub only has one publish environment, the production one, so every publish affects your production environment. In lieu of a QA environment, you can create "test" attributes that you populate during your testing to isolate new configurations.