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# Actito

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You can integrate Didomi with [Actito](https://www.actito.com/en-BE) platform.

This integration offers you several possibilities:

* Send the status of preferences and consents;
* Centralize information or legal proofs;
* Optimize digital revenues;
* Reduce opt-out by offering granularity;
* Have a healthier contact base for better conversion;
* Communicate effectively to the right person at the right time.

👉Actito updates Didomi's preference center with channel-specific unsubscribe information.

At any time, the user can change his choice in the Preference Center. When a change occurs, the Preference Center sends the following information in real time for better targeting:

* Expected frequency of targeting
* Job Preferences
* Preferred channels (optional)

### How to integrate Actito?

To integrate Actito to your Didomi Console, please send the following elements to our support team;

* API key of the account to connect to Actito's servers
* ID of the Actito entity
* Name of the Actito table, where profiles are stored
* List of subscription properties to match between Didomi preferences and Actito

You can check our technical documentation to learn how to [synchronize your Actito profiles](https://developers.didomi.io/integrations/actito) and how to [connect with Actito Transactional Email to send emails.](https://developers.didomi.io/integrations/emailing/providers/actito-email)


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