SanfordWhiteman

Don't know about a trigger, but if you control the webhook, you can keep a counter on the webhook side and then return an error after n number of requests. Of course this won't stop the webhook from being called, but it will stop it from modifying/launching anything.

@Regie you can't embed images into the email body. You can only link to images stored on a webserver (your own or Marketo's).

It's easy peasy with the Forms API. You have to be comfortable with JS, of course.

What's the ETA on that API?

There is no API call to extract content, sadly.

@Chris Y Rather than setValues() (nor its alias vals()), you want addHiddenFields().

@Bruce J definitely a good point... offboarding employees doesn't need any more complexity!Of course, we don't really know why the OP's company wants to use Marketo for internal emails -- could be just the HTML builder, or it could be click tracking and the ability to filter and segment. Not all of...

@Robert if you sync over fields from Salesforce that indicate a contact's last sale date, you might set up a flow to add Tasks to have your Sales folks call the ones that are active but aren't reachable by email. I admit we don't currently do this... but we should!

@Josh true... but Marketing emails may be intentionally synced to SFDC for would-be "internal" users (we do this, in part because some people are also board members and therefore receive internal and external emails, and in part because the Marketing team feels better if they are on lists themselves...

I can understand the appeal. If the Marketing people typically have another tool they use for mail blasts (or try to use Outlook or whatever) and they'd rather use the Marketo builder, it makes sense.The drawbacks IMO are:Moden internal mail servers like Exchange are storage-efficient when sending d...