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Not Marketo webhooks, Unbounce webhooks.Unbounce natively supports POST webhooks. IIRC you have to massage the data a little bit, but you can pipe it into Marketo via the forms endpoint.
That's a pretty weird fix. All other webhooks that do loopback form posts use formid=nnnn, like the one described underMarketo Webhooks With Marketo API which we just got working a day ago. And a client-side form post clearly just sends the integer id.If this requirement has changed it is a dramat...
We have an internal solution -- currently built as an Exchange plug-in -- that updates Marketo. We're rewriting it to use a different MTA infrastructure so we can bring it to the public (Exchange is obviously too costly to run a narrowly specialized service!), If you're interested, you can sign up ...
You don't need API support to use Unbounce. You only need Marketo forms + the Unbounce webhook integration.
I don't understand the need for RTP as described. How big is the lookup table?
But it doesn't sound like you're tracking replies inside Marketo, merely detecting replies and copying them to a marketing inbox.
I doubt that is what the OP is trying to do.
Joe, Marketo & SFDC (like any database) can store Base64 data in a textarea/longtext. If it's a plain-text file, even easier.
Yes. I posted this recipe quite some time ago: Re: HOWTO: Attach images to a Forms 2.0 form post