Hello
I want to fulfil a software download via a form fill out and provide a license key in the follow up email. The license key is just a text string that is provided from a list. Once the key is entered it cannot be reused so its essentially providing the one off value in the email response.
I can token the value into the email easily enough but wanted to see if anyone has any best practice on how to get the license key value into the Marketo side.
Essentially on the form fill out that contact will need a value for the license key. The question is where to store, or how to get that value into Marketo.
Any suggestions.
Thanks
Mark
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There couldn't be a better case for a webhook!
Call out to a license server that generates a new license, or picks an unused one off a prefab list. Trigger when the lead's LicenseKey value changes (i.e. 'hook finishes processing, typically w/in a few seconds depending on load) to send the key.
There couldn't be a better case for a webhook!
Call out to a license server that generates a new license, or picks an unused one off a prefab list. Trigger when the lead's LicenseKey value changes (i.e. 'hook finishes processing, typically w/in a few seconds depending on load) to send the key.
Thanks, I was reading about these this morning and it good to have suspicions confirmed.
I need to read quite a bit more I think but Im on the right tracks by the sound of it.
thanks
Hello Sanford,
My reading around this has failed somewhat to enlighten me. It sounds straightforward enough.
Have you got anymore detail on the implementation. I have the keys as a prefab list and need to test this asap.
Any pointers would be great.
Thanks in advance
Mark
Mark Wallace sorry for the delay, should've bookmarked this.
Implementations will vary, but this is how I'd do it in FlowBoost:
FBCounter.autoSave('trial_licenses', {{Lead.Id}})
.then(function (newEntry) {
var license = trialLicenses[newEntry.index];
success(license);
});
var trialLicenses = [
"11rf04z915kk5ojyf8fhwtn3",
"250vzx4h557ghhz8qnqfwli3",
"ui6tjv788jdlwecy7mgg5ofa",
"yoltcv2y83exr4v10hdsgmzd",
"42c7aiqrv0mvcq27qcujk26r",
"feg63d08yrxn91koeu0w5m03",
"0vhhv0hz909opn282srf5nqs",
"y9v7c4ifq9acefeshj1tz1bt",
"t0mikhj5pz7v2h8smensjj1z",
"2j8kvgcqymlseofz6meg750l"
];
What we're doing here is
Thanks Sanford, I have enlisted a developer here and ill see how he get on with your info.
Thanks for the help. Im hoping this can get us started.