Track Membership is an extension of Recipient Interactions that records the first delivered activity associated with a recipient in a Track.
The Track Membership setting controls whether TargetX creates and syncs Track Membership records for a specific track. Enable this setting for tracks that require membership reporting; deactivate it for tracks that do not require membership tracking.
This setting gives your organization flexibility to use Track Membership only where it supports your reporting and operational needs.
If you wish to record Track Membership for parents, you may do so. There are a few steps to complete to enable upsyncing of parent data:
Track membership will be recorded and associated with the Relationship object.
The Track Membership setting directly controls the creation and synchronization of Track Membership records.
|
Setting |
Result |
|---|---|
| Track Membership enabled | TargetX creates Track Membership records and includes the track in Track Membership synchronization and reporting. |
| Track Membership disabled | TargetX does not create Track Membership records or synchronize membership data for the track. |
For example, enable Track Membership for an admissions communications track when your team needs to understand which prospective student first received communication from that track. You may leave it disabled for lower-priority or operational tracks that do not require membership reporting.
A Track Membership cleanup component lets administrators remove older membership data and manage storage use.

Administrators set the retention period for Track Membership data. The default retention period is 30 days. Review this setting regularly and select a period that supports your reporting needs while helping control Salesforce storage consumption.
Deleting older data may affect the historical reports available to your users. Confirm reporting and retention requirements before shortening the retention period.
After Track Membership is enabled, use Track Membership data with Recipient Interactions to analyze participant engagement. Note: you may need to create a custom report type, such as Contacts with Track Membership, before you can build Track Membership reports.
For example, create a Track Membership report and add a cross filter for Recipient Interactions. This can help your team identify:
You can create a report to identify students who belong to a Track but have not engaged with its communications or activities. This report is useful for follow-up outreach, advising, and evaluating whether Track members need additional support or more targeted messaging.

Use a Cross filter to view students without Recipient Interactions:
