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Am I correct in assuming that (at this point at least) this can be controlled in the "Communication Limits" section in Admin by changing the "Default behavior if a person is over communication limits" option? See screenshot below.

I think this is related to this idea from 2014 (a shame that these ideas have been around for a decade!) I would upvote the other one if you haven't yet 😁

This is like a slightly more defined version of this idea from 2014 - could probably be merged! Definitely upvote that one if you haven't already 😁

It's been a few years, but I did this exact thing using Zapier. In my case I was maintaining subscription preferences across multiple records. I had a smart campaign set up so that when someone filled out our preference form, if they were a possible duplicate, it would trigger a webhook into Zapier ...

@Zoe_Forman I do set expiration dates for contractors, but employees also expire and have to be renewed due to our security policies. Granting 200 users access to the system forever isn't a thing when you work at a cybersecurity company haha.

@Zoe_Forman yes, I'm referring to the function in People view called "Last Cast." It's not really feasible to use the method you describe (cross-checking members and program reports) because I'd have to do that for every email in every stream to get a clear picture. Though now I'm thinking maybe I c...

No, I am using Update User Attribute. I'm updating system users, not person records, which is why I don't have the ID - it's directly in the URL. It is a datetime according to the documentation: expiresAt (string) - Date and time when user login expires. Example: yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS't'Z

An hour-by-hour chart that showed the volume of records processed through the campaign queue would be a fantastic complement to this. Think similar to "membership by week" in smart campaigns but hourly for the past 48 hours.