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@JeffHensiek @Tyron_Pretorius Following up on what Tyron shared. Here is an example we use for a similar use case:{ 'text': '{{lead.Full Name:default=edit me}}\n{{lead.Record ID URL:default=edit me}}\nPhone: {{lead.Mobile Phone Number:default=edit me}}\nEmail: {{lead.Email Address:default=edit me}}'...

This is genius! Thank you, I will try to implement it. You have been most helpful I am grateful.

Good day, I appreciate your reply and question, you nailed it in your first sentence. Call webhook 1, for the next call webhook 2, then repeat, back to 1, back to 2, etc...If they same person were to go through the flow again, they would again be distributed based on whatever webhook was called prev...

Good day,I appreciate your reply and question. To answer, no. They can go to either every time they enter the flow, but they can only enter either flow once within 24 hours. So if they enter flow at all, they cannot be sent to either destination (not wait step, just plain skipped) for the next 24hou...

Yes, the use case required the trigger to fire within minute. I have created a filter for the trigger using information within salesforce for the Marketo campaign to look for before firing. This ended up being the simplest solution for my use case. Thank you for your suggestion!

Thank you for your suggestion, I have found a solution inspired by another user.

Thank you for your suggestions. I use your suggestion as inspiration for my ultimate solution, you can see my copy and paste response to another individual below. Thank you for your inspiration!"The use case is to post to a webhook connected to a google chat space when a specific criteria of lead is...

The use case is to post to a webhook connected to a google chat space when a specific criteria of lead is created in salesforce, but only during business hours.What I ended up getting to work was inspired by the suggestion by @SanfordWhiteman. I created a formula field in salesforce that calculates ...