Pavel_Plachky

Hello Appachu,I have seen the Marketo program member to Salesforce campaign member sync sometimes not work reliably. It is rare, though, and I have never been able to find the exact cause. If you keep having issues after following Greg's suggestions, I suggest you file a ticket with support.Best,Pav...

Hello Michael,a typical setup is to have UTM values as hidden fields in your form, something like this.As a first approximation you can populate the UTM fields directly from the Querystring as shown by Jennifer above. Best practice is to use JavaScript to store the querystring values in a cookie so ...

You can add a field called Quote History that will accumulate all quote requests. In a trigger campaign, have a flow step to change data value to set the Quote History to {{lead.Quote}} {{my.linebreak}} {{Lead.Quote History}}You will not get a report with a list of quotes line by line, but at least ...

Hello Michael,the question of lead source attribution is a complex subject that can easily take 6-18 months to implement, or perhaps even longer. See for example Josh Hill's Marketing Maturity Model where he has source attribution at month 36. That is why you will not see a conclusive answer on the ...

Hi Alison,I agree with Greg. In your filter (green part), you can also specify the time constraint like this:This way you will capture an active lead that lapsed trial in 15 days and has not moved on to a different status (such as disqualified)Best,Pavel

If you used the same field name (and API name), the same Marketo field will be mapped to both Lead and Contact fields in SFDC. In the field properties, it will look something like this (in this case the field name is called Lead Source Detail):Best,Pavel

Hello Danielle,In most cases just wait 5 minutes and it will be created in Marketo.I assume you created a lead field, if you create a contact field with the same name and API name and map the lead field to the contact field on conversion, you will get them both mapped to a single field in Marketo.Be...

Hello Osman,Having JavaScript on your form page write to an external database would require a server component to avoid exposing database login credentials in your web page. Since you are going to use a server component anyway, it may make more sense to extract the Form submission data from the Mark...

Hi Flora,I am not sure I can help you with your ID question, but looking at the end of the HTML you posted, I noted two things that you should resolve:1. having JavaScript in HTML email is going to flag errors in email clients. You should not use JavaScript in emails.2. The unsubscribe link has a sp...