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Marketo Users with  Marketo-MS Dynamics Integration may realize that they are not able to see the Marketo Sales Insight section on Lead/Contact Form in Dynamics after installing the Solution. In this scenario, we will consider that MSI is installed and published successfully. However, even with an Admin Role under their CRM instance, the User is unable to see its section on any Lead/Contact Form. TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS 1. Verify if MSI section is available on the Form Editor: 1.1  Open a record. 1.2  If there are multiple main forms for the entity, verify that the form is the one you want to edit. If it isn’t, use the form selector to choose the form you want to edit. 1.3  Click the More Commands button (....) 1.4  Click Form Editor. You should expect the result below: As you can see the MSI section is available there. If NOT, please go back and re-publish the MSI plugin again as shown in our documentation (Install and Configure Marketo Sales Insight in Microsoft Dynamics Online - Marketo Docs - Product Docs - Step 10). But here, as I mentioned earlier everything is setup properly and running OK. So, what else could be the issue? 2. Check Assignment Roles: Note that due to security roles used in Microsoft Dynamics 365, even if a User is a member of a team with its own security privileges, he won’t be able to see some data. Go to: 2.1 Settings > Security. 2.2 Choose Users. 2.3 In the list, select the user or users that you want to assign a security role to. 2.4 Choose More Commands (....) > Manage Roles.Only the security roles available for that user's business unit are displayed. 2.5 In the Manage User Roles dialog box, select the security role or roles you want for the user or users, and then choose OK. Let's us provide the User here with a Marketo Sales Insight Role. Click OK to save the change. 3. Result: The User should be able now to see the Marketo Sales Insight (MSI) section on Lead/Contact Form under their CRM account.
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Please consider the link  below if necessary to learn more about Email Link Performance Report before you proceed further: - http://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Email+Link+Performance+Report Let's say here that you sent an Email out and you ran the Report after to retrieve data about Click Link(s) in it by Leads who received and opened it. You may realize that the Link: http://go.xxxxxxxx.com/xxxx-xxxxxxxxx_rsvp.html  is not in the related Email xxxxxxxxx.Invite.Invitation. Is it a bug? Remember that there are two ways to edit/view any Marketo Email:  HTML  & Text Version as shown below: You must be only looking into the HTML Version for the link which is not enough to identify this as a Bug. How is it possible? Marketo Users often clone an original Email to create a new one, modify its content and send it out after approving it.  Once the Email in question reaches targeted Leads mailbox, some of them open it in Text version with the possibility to click a Link(s) in it. So, if you missed to convert the HTML version to Text (when you don't have the "Automatically Copy From HTML" option checked) before you approve it, it will be sent out with a link(s) which belongs to the cloned one. How to avoid this? ALWAYS REMEMBER to convert HTML to Text Version (Copy from HTML) if you decide to not go for the automated option before you approve an Email. Particularly, when you clone an existing one.
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One of the most common issues while setting up MSI is related to required Fields not configured in Salesforce. In this scenario, I will use the example below: In Salesforce (a) In Marketo (b) Required fields are not configured in Salesforce. Priority (Lead) Relative Score (Lead) Relative Urgency (Lead) Priority (Contact) Relative Score (Contact) Relative Urgency (Contact) Diagnostics Test Failed! Required fields are not configured in  Salesforce: Priority (Lead) Relative Score (Lead) Relative Urgency (Lead) Priority (Contact) Relative Score (Contact) Relative Urgency (Contact) Troubleshooting steps: Note that (a) is the error notification you get when you try to validate the configuration in SFDC and (b) the one from Marketo under the Admin Section/Integration/Sales Insight/Status. 1. Where should you concentrate on to resolve this issue? SALESFORCE as both (a) & (b) state clearly that the required Fields are not configured in SFDC. 2.  Which Fields and where exactly in Salesforce? 2.1  Fields’ Name are outlined in the error notifications (a) & (b). Here:        Priority Relative Score Relative Urgency Priority Relative Score Relative Urgency 2.2  How to locate the Fields in question? The information in parentheses after the Fields' name should tell you where the Fields can be found. So (Lead) refers to Lead Object and (Contact) Contact Object. 3.  What could be the cause? The MSI configuration may fail due to many reasons: 3.1  Fields are not on Lead or Contact Page Layout under Sales Insight Section. Check it out. If not, do so accordingly and try to validate the configuration again. OK. Otherwise: 3.2  Check if the Fields in question are available under Marketo Admin Section/Field Management If they are, check if they are mapped correctly with the corresponding CRM Fields. In most cases, they are not. Meaning that in SFDC, they are not visible to the Marketo Sync User. 3.3   Verify Fields visibility to the Sync User in SFDC Change Fields Security settings if necessary. A Salesforce Admin Role is required. Wait for few minutes for the change to sync over to Marketo. Recheck if Fields are now mapped properly or available under Marketo. Retry to validate MSI configuration under SFDC. OK. After going through the troubleshooting steps above, everything should work smoothly. Otherwise, do not hesitate to contact your SFDC Administrator or Marketo Support for further investigation.
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You may want to track history of Marketo Forms filled out by your Leads so you can identify which Form was filled out first or last. What I am going to share with you today, will give you an idea about how you can easily implement this under your Marketo instance. 1.  Requirements 1.2  Field(s) You will have to create two (2) Fields under Marketo only, if you don’t want their data to be synced to your CRM account. Otherwise, the Fields must be created under Lead/Contact Objects in your CRM (E.g. Salesforce). Make sure there are visible to the Marketo Sync User and that he has Read & Write access on it. They will be then synced to Marketo and ready to use.  Let us name the Fields here  Last Form & Last Form History. Links below must be useful for creating Fields in: -  Marketo:  http://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Create+a+Custom+Field+in+Marketo -  Salesforce: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=adding_fields.htm&type=0 Note that an Admin Role is required in both cases. -  Fields should be “Text” type as shown below: 1.3  A Trigger Campaign -   A Trigger Campaign that will fire when a Lead fills out any Form as shown below under the Smart List Tab: -  And the Flow should be set as the following:                                                                                Remember to set the Campaign under the Schedule Tab so a Lead can go through the Flow every time. Please consider the link below to learn more about it: -  http://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Edit+Qualification+Rules+in+a+Smart+Campaign 2. Expected result   When a Lead fills out a Form, if the Last Form field is empty it will be updated with the Form name. And so the Last Form History. The next time he fills out another Form, the new Form name will overwrite the existing data in the Last Form Field. The Last Form History one will be also updated.
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                                                   This article is ONLY valid for Marketo-MS Dynamics integration. WHEN? In a situation where Data in Fields that are blocked from update in Marketo failed to sync over to the corresponding CRM Fields at the first place. REASONS: Fields wrongly mapped, not visible to the Marketo sync User in CRM, system failure, Read-Only Fields in CRM. You may want to update those Fields in MS Dynamics (E.g. Inferred City, Lead Source, etc...) at some stage, here is what you can do. 1. Export Lead/Contact Records from your CRM with the Fields that you would like to update 1.1   Create a Quick View Form to make sure only records with required Fields are exported In the default solution, using the solution explorer, expand the Entities node and select the entity you want to create a new quick  view form for. Expand the entity and select the Forms node. Choose New and select Quick View Form. This will open the form editor. In the form editor, choose Form Properties in the Form group of the Home tab. In the Form Properties dialog box, enter a Form Name and Description to differentiate this quick view form from any others and close the Form Properties dialog box. Edit the form to add the fields you want. In this scenario, I will be updating the Lead Source Field under Lead Entity. 1.2   You can now export the List using the EXPORT TO EXCEL option   1.3   The exported File will look like the following: Note that there are hidden columns on this file, once you edit them, the file will be corrupted. They are very important while importing the final List to update the records in MS Dynamics. They are used to identify the targeted Leads/Contacts so they can be updated accordingly.  This is how the file will look when you unhide them. Do not unhide those 3 Columns otherwise the file will be corrupted. If you attempt to do so, you will get an error when you try to import the List later into Microsoft Dynamics. 2. Update exported File accordingly Note that if the number of records to be updated is huge, you may consider exporting the List of Leads in question from the related Marketo instance. Again, only with the required Fields (E.g. Full Name, Email & Lead Source). Sort the two Lists alphabetically from A to Z to make sure the Marketo List records in cell 1, 2,3… match the corresponding CRM ones. Then copy all data in the Lead Source Field from the Marketo List and paste it into the CRM one. This can be done also by VLOOKUP (https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/VLOOKUP-function-0bbc8083-26fe-4963-8ab8-93a18ad188a1). The final List should look like the one above:   2.1   Save the List as .csv file.  Other supported formats: Text (.txt) Compressed (.zip) Excel Spreadsheet 2003 (.xml) Excel Workbook (.xlsx) Note that the maximum file size allowed for .zip files is 32 MB. For the other file formats, the maximum file size allowed is 8 MB. 2.2   Now import the updated List into CRM by clicking on IMPORT DATA   2.3   Select the file to be imported into Microsoft Dynamics from its location   When you proceed, you will be asked to map the Marketo Fields with the CRM ones accordingly if required during the process as shown below: Continue with next steps until completion. 2.4   Result – Lead Source Field updated successfully in your CRM   All done!
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Marketo Users often create a Trigger Campaign to trigger "Clicks Link” or “Open Email” activities on AB Test Email Program. They are surprised that they cannot find the emails in question under the Smart List drop menu for the trigger (1). Or, they successfully selected the Emails without issue and activated the Trigger Campaign, but after all it is throwing errors (2). What happened? 1. When Emails are used under AB Test Email Program, their name is wrapped with the Program Name + Test Type Name. E.g.  TEST AB TESTING.Whole Emails Test (it will look different depending on Test Type you select. But, it will always start with the Program Name). Then, targeted Emails name can be located under Constraint Trigger “Test Variant” as shown below (Emails Name here are Email A/Email B & Test Type: Whole Emails):   Note that Link & Test Variant can be found under “Add Constraint”. Also, it is very important to approve the AB Test Program before you create the Trigger Campaign otherwise those data won’t be available there for you to use. 2. Errors can be the result of not activating the AB Test Email Program before doing so for the related Trigger Campaign. Because, if it is activated in the first place there is no way to find the Emails' Name under the Trigger Smart List. Meaning that after initiating the AB Test, the system can no longer retrieve the targeted Emails name. Consequently, you get an error under the Trigger Campaign Smart List and it won’t fire.          
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Marketo continues to invest in and create value for customers through our strategic partnership with Salesforce.com.  Because of this, we’re excited to share some news with you on our continued commitment to our partnership.  We recently extended our partner agreement for an additional 3 years and we wanted to take this opportunity to update you on our plans for your continued success. Marketo will remain best in class: Customers and analysts (Gartner, Forrester) unanimously single out Marketo for having the best integration with Salesforce in the industry. Marketo’s integration has unique features, such as self-healing sync – i.e. when a new object, custom object or object field is added to Salesforce CRM it is automatically reflected in Marketo. This minimizes the time you need to spend managing the integration. This is not true with any other marketing automation solution. Marketo will continue to invest in our Salesforce CRM integration to ensure we’re providing the most advanced capabilities to help our customers.  Our Salesforce CRM integration roadmap includes new features, as well as a migration to our upgraded platform (code-named Project Orion), which will result in up to 10x improvement in scale and performance. We’ll continue to provide updates as we deliver these enhancements and you can always find the latest news in The Marketing Nation community. Sincerely, Cheryl Chavez VP of Product Experience (PM & UX)
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