An Architect needs to track a site feature with a new eVar and make sure that the data is GDPR compliant. The Architect has already configured the new eVar in the Report Suite Admin panel. Which additional task should the Architect perform?

To ensure General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance for a new variable, the Architect must apply the appropriate data governance labels. This is done within the Data Governance admin panel in Adobe Analytics. Labeling variables (e.g., as I1 for directly identifiable personal data) allows Adobe to process GDPR requests correctly, such as access or deletion requests, for the data collected in that eVar. This step is a prerequisite for managing data privacy and is independent of reporting configurations or data import setups.

A. Report Builder is a reporting tool. Modifying spreadsheets does not address the underlying data privacy governance and compliance requirements for data collection.
B. Data Sources are for importing offline data. This task is irrelevant to labeling a variable used for online tracking for GDPR compliance.
D. Data Connectors are for third-party integrations. Configuring them does not apply the necessary GDPR labels to a standard eVar within a report suite.

1. Adobe Experience League. (2023). Data Governance overview. Adobe Analytics Documentation. Retrieved from https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/admin/data-governance/data-governance-overview.html. (This document explains the purpose of Data Governance, including labeling for privacy regulations like GDPR.)

2. Adobe Experience League. (2023). Label report suite data. Adobe Analytics Documentation. Retrieved from https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/admin/data-governance/data-labeling/label-report-suite-data.html. (This guide provides the specific steps for applying labels to variables like eVars in the admin panel.)