PEGAPCDC87V1 Exam Dumps : Certified Pega Decisioning Consultant (PCDC) 87V1

To prevent the same offer from being shown repeatedly to a customer, the correct suppression rule is to suppress an action for 10 days if there are five impressions for the web channel in the last 14 days. This ensures that after a customer has been presented with the same offer five times within a 14-day period, they will not see that offer for the next 10 days, thereby preventing offer fatigue.

 Understanding the Requirement:

Myco wants to find new opportunities to improve marketing during the ideation stage of a project for presenting post-paid offers.

This involves identifying gaps and underserved customer segments that can be targeted with new or improved offers.

 Pega Value Finder:

Pega Value Finder is designed to analyze the distribution of actions across different customer segments.

It helps identify customers who are not receiving any actions or are receiving only low-propensity actions, thus highlighting opportunities to improve the strategy.

 Running the Simulation:

In Pega Value Finder, you can run simulations to discover underserved customers.

The tool provides insights into customer groups that are not well-engaged, allowing businesses to adjust their strategies and create more relevant actions or treatments.

 Steps to Run Value Finder:

Log in to the Pega Customer Decision Hub portal.

Navigate to Discovery -> Value Finder.

Create a new simulation and select the relevant issue and group.

Run the simulation to analyze customer distribution and identify underserved segments.

 Verification from Pega Documentation:

The Pega Customer Decision Hub User Guide details the process and benefits of using Value Finder to discover gaps and opportunities in customer engagement strategies​​​​.

To define a contact policy that suppresses an action for 20 days if it was rejected twice in any channel in the last 30 days, you need to specify the suppression rule as follows: "Suppress an action for 20 days if there are 2 rejects for any channel in the last 30 days." This rule ensures that the action is paused after it has been rejected a specified number of times across any channel within the given timeframe.