TBlane_McMichen

Yes. Previously you would select ON24 as a partner provider for the event program. Then membership and status was passed through the integration, but you did not have access to other data. Now you don’t link the program, so you need to use triggers and filters to get membership and status dat from...

@Jprithvi2616 thanks for the question. As you have noticed, the difference is that the old method was a LaunchPoint integration. The ON24 system would connect directly to the Marketo program, so the event was associated (linked) to the program. As such, members, status, join URLs were directly up...

@Jprithvi2616 The Added to ON24 Attendee trigger will action when a custom object record with the corresponding eventid is added to the person record. This will occur in either of these cases:If a person registers via the ON24 platform. (if enabled for the event)After the Marketo webhook passes the ...

I have not be able to drag it into the engagement program, but you can clone it into the program and then put it into a program folder. I also agree that it is good to use content from wherever it is, unless it is only part of the engagement program, then it does make sense to keep it all together f...

@Katja_Keesom that is a perfect example of why to set your own ranges. granted, you can start with the normalized values, which is better than nothing. But, as You've said, you need to monitor the results and adjust to suit your business. If your objective is lead generation, then you may may ta...

Learn from my burns! 🤕The Zapier integration works, but not bug-free. (Also, requires subscription for what they call a "premium zap".)The biggest problem that I have found is that the people use a different email address for PayPal, so when they do the lead is not recognized in Marketo and typic...