Get Started
Follow these steps to learn about, deploy, configure, and start using HCL CDP.
Installation
Learn more about HCL CDP installation and deploying core components of the product.
Administration
Learn about how to configure, manage, and maintain HCL CDP environments. It includes details on system setup, user management, permissions, integrations, and troubleshooting, ensuring seamless operation and efficient deployment of your continuous delivery processes.
Working with System
This section describes the Data Pipeline for streamlined data flow, leveraging Customer One View for unified profiles, and orchestrating campaigns to drive targeted engagement.
Insights and Actions
This section details unify real-time dashboards and AI-driven intelligence to transform data into impactful outcomes.
Integrations
HCL CDP comes with predefined APIs like get profile and data ingestion APIs.
Settings
This section allows configuring product label, setting frequency caps, and so on.
System Data Model
- Introduction
  This guide describes the system tables used by HCL CDP and the purpose of the data stored in those tables.
- Admin UI Configuration
- Audience Upload Management
- Core API Services
- DMP System & Source Tables
- Event Processor
- iOS SDK Configuration
- Internal Libraries & Utilities
- JavaScript SDK Configuration
- Marketing Automation Core
- Marketing Automation Click Tracking
- Marketing Automation Trigger Channels
- Marketing Automation Experimental Features
- Marketing Automation On-Site Engagement
- Marketing Automation Advanced Analytics
- Pixel-listener
- Segmentation
- Web Application Settings
- Dashboard & Reporting Configuration
- Customer Data and Feature Tables
- Core Configuration and Access Tables

Core Configuration and Access Tables

These tables control global system settings, UI feature flags, and role-based access permissions for platform resources manage system-wide security, access control, and user interface feature enablement.


Table Name	Description
ACLResource	Lists all securable entities in the platform (e.g., `DMPCharts`, `CDPCards`, `UserRoles`), providing targets for permission assignments.
ACLRule	Defines the explicit permissions for system roles (`ACLRoleId`) on specific resources (`ACLResourceId`), detailing read/write/delete capabilities (`AttrAccess`).
AdminUIConfig	Stores the global configuration settings for which UI features (like `isAngularDashboard`, `isSourceConnectionEnabled`) are enabled or disabled across the platform.