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Well, not an automated way, but there's definitely a better way than manually copying and pasting errors. You can go to Salesforce Sync Errors in Marketo Admin > Salesforce and export the sync errors from there by setting the appropriate date/time range and error type (job or record level).
If you wish to add more filters (e.g., a filter on the object), you can go to the Sync Status tab next to the Sync Errors tab, select Status Type = Failed, and apply other filters to get and optionally export the list of all the corresponding SFDC sync logs.
The only downside of above is that errors/status in both the tabs listed range from the current time to five days prior to the current sync. However, you can get hold of the errors that have been happening on a regular basis repeatedly using this.
Well, not an automated way, but there's definitely a better way than manually copying and pasting errors. You can go to Salesforce Sync Errors in Marketo Admin > Salesforce and export the sync errors from there by setting the appropriate date/time range and error type (job or record level).
If you wish to add more filters (e.g., a filter on the object), you can go to the Sync Status tab next to the Sync Errors tab, select Status Type = Failed, and apply other filters to get and optionally export the list of all the corresponding SFDC sync logs.
The only downside of above is that errors/status in both the tabs listed range from the current time to five days prior to the current sync. However, you can get hold of the errors that have been happening on a regular basis repeatedly using this.
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