Hello Community!
My SFDC Admin and I have been working on some data cleaning and updates in recent weeks. Until the end of May, we only pushed leads to SFDC when they hit a lead score of 40 and went to Sales. With the increase in lead generation from my team, this was causing issues if people hadn't reached the set score to sync but were calling into Sales (they couldn't find the lead, attribution was being mixed up etc).
So, after some troubleshooting to identify why leads were being throttled going into SFDC from a Marketo Smart Campaign, my Admin used Dataloader to push 23k leads into Salesforce as cleanly/quickly/easily as possible. She did this on June 11 and, since then, we've ended with a number of issues:
Without context for this Apex Trigger (it's part of the MSI Managed Package), we're unsure how to address or fix it - my Admin has a ticket in with SFDC to hopefully get some insight (we had a vendor set up our SFDC and our Marketo instances in the past with little/no documentation left behind).
Musings/Thoughts:
Does anyone have any experience with this error and working with it? Any insight/advice/suggestions are always welcome.
TIA 😀
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Totally get where you're coming from, it's much better in the long run to have a 1:1 sync. However, the way you added the 23k to SFDC did create dupes. Marketo can't associate the SFDC record with the Marketo record this way, it's seeing them as separate records. You would have needed to push them over to SFDC from Marketo rather than the other way around. If you can, I'd just delete the 23k leads from SFDC and then start over by pushing from Marketo. I'm not exactly sure the cleanest way to push them over from Marketo at that volume though, maybe someone else can help with this strategy.
Re: Apex errors, it's my understanding that these are rarely caused by one Apex error, rather they're a symptom of too many processes running in SFDC at one time.
Totally get where you're coming from, it's much better in the long run to have a 1:1 sync. However, the way you added the 23k to SFDC did create dupes. Marketo can't associate the SFDC record with the Marketo record this way, it's seeing them as separate records. You would have needed to push them over to SFDC from Marketo rather than the other way around. If you can, I'd just delete the 23k leads from SFDC and then start over by pushing from Marketo. I'm not exactly sure the cleanest way to push them over from Marketo at that volume though, maybe someone else can help with this strategy.
Re: Apex errors, it's my understanding that these are rarely caused by one Apex error, rather they're a symptom of too many processes running in SFDC at one time.
Hi @Amy_Goldfine,
Thank you so much for the details - that makes sense entirely.
Originally, I pushed the data from Marketo to SFDC but only about 250 of the lead synced over because, whoever set up our SFDC instance, created a process that throttles the amount of data being pushed in and it basically stopped everything (not sure what the rationale was for that as both Marketo AND SFDC have limitations of their own to stop huge data dumps from crushing other processes).
I'll share this insight with my Admin and work to push the data over in chunks that the multiple throttling processes can handle - it will be slow but way better than dealing with 23k duplicates 😂
Thanks again!
Michelle 😀