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1. Make profile URL fields clickable in ODP (safe link rendering)

   We frequently need to store URLs (e.g. deep links to external systems) as profile attributes in ODP.

   Today, string attributes are always rendered as plain text in the profile UI. Even if the value is a valid URL, users cannot click it and have to copy & paste the link manually, which creates unnecessary friction.

   We are not requesting HTML support in profile fields, as this would come with security considerations. Instead, we would like to suggest a safe, controlled way to open URLs, for example:

   • a dedicated Link / URL field type, or
   • a string-based field type rendered as a link with a small “open” icon/button next to the value

   Clicking the button would simply open the stored URL in a new tab. This could be safeguarded by:

   • https-only URLs
   • optional domain allowlists
   • no inline rendering, no HTML execution

   This would significantly improve usability for common scenarios without changing the underlying data model or introducing security risks.

   Thanks for considering this — happy to provide more details if helpful.

   We frequently need to store URLs (e.g. deep links to external systems) as profile attributes in ODP.

   Today, string attributes are always rendered as plain text in the profile UI. Even if the value is a valid URL, users cannot click it and have to copy & paste the link manually, which creates unnecessary friction.

   We are not requesting HTML support in profile fields, as this would come with security considerations. Instead, we would like to suggest a safe, controlled way to open URLs, for example:

   • a dedicated Link / URL field type, or
   • a string-based field type rendered as… more

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2. Mailchimp Sync - Restrict to Selected List

   Background:

   Regarding the mailchimp / odp sync - https://support.optimizely.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407269232141-Integrate-Mailchimp.

   When the mailchimp sync is enabled, it pulls over all contacts from a specified list and it also pulls over 'all customer data from the previous 60 days'. Ideally, it would only sync data for contacts in the list you specify.

   Problem: Unnecessary PII expose risk

   If we want to sync a list with a few hundred contacts, but the Mailchimp account contains other lists with millions of contacts - and these lists are part of ongoing campaigns - then ODP will pull-in millions of unnecessary contacts.

   Feature Request:

   When you nominate a list to sync, only sync contact and event data relating to contacts in that list.

   Background:

   Regarding the mailchimp / odp sync - https://support.optimizely.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407269232141-Integrate-Mailchimp.

   When the mailchimp sync is enabled, it pulls over all contacts from a specified list and it also pulls over 'all customer data from the previous 60 days'. Ideally, it would only sync data for contacts in the list you specify.

   Problem: Unnecessary PII expose risk

   If we want to sync a list with a few hundred contacts, but the Mailchimp account contains other lists with millions of contacts - and these lists are part of ongoing campaigns - then ODP will pull-in millions of unnecessary contacts.

   Feature Request:

   When… more

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