I find Rule's CCPA/TCPA-compliant data unification with a retail-optimized single customer view to be a standout feature. It's the reason we chose Rule over every other CDP/marketing automation tool we tested for our US business. Rule doesn't just unify customer data; it does so with US regulatory compliance integrated at every step, and it structures the single customer view for retail-specific insights. This is crucial for us as US retailers since non-compliance can lead to significant fines. Additionally, the initial setup of Rule was surprisingly streamlined and friendly for our lean team. We managed to have the platform fully configured and operational, with core integrations live, in just three business days without dedicated IT support, thanks to our marketing/CX lead. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I find it frustrating that Rule doesn't support state-level privacy rule customization. While it excels at federal CCPA/TCPA compliance, it lacks the flexibility to easily handle state-specific privacy laws like those in Virginia, Colorado, or California. This oversight means I have to manually manage and track these exceptions, which is cumbersome and risks non-compliance. It would be so much better if Rule integrated a state-level privacy rule library, letting users toggle exceptions on or off and automatically applying the right rules for campaigns in those states. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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