Erik_Larson

Yeah it's an interesting requirement, my guess would be that the legacy system has some state associated with it? And can only run every n minutes or so under 15 minutes. This would explain limiting the incoming records to a certain cadence to prevent stale data or cache misses, but who knows, just ...

If you have dev resources, or want to write some code yourself, it's easy enough. You could set up a campaign to react to the changes you care about on records that adds the records to a static list. Then stand up a cron job in python or something that runs every 15 minutes, which simply pulls off t...

Yeah I've done this and it's fairly easy if you have a sitemap. You can crawl the pages extracted from the sitemap, parse the HTML, and return URLs with Marketo forms. Feel free to message me, I have some code that does this and can run it over your site.

Yeah one way that comes to mind is to enqueue a separate job. For example you could kick off a "no phone number" job where you grab the records w/o a phone number, drop the phone column, and import these records.

Here's some code to get you started: quick_detect.py · GitHub. This uses a few simple, but useful filters (e.g First Name == Last Name).Let me know if you need any help with your implementation and/or extending this code.

I've implemented a server-side solution that your developers could try. Basically you can collect leads in a static list, pull from this list every N minutes, and run some code against the records in the static list. I've found using a model that scores how real a First/Last name looks, and checking...

Sure, just created a gist: marketo_bulk_extract.py · GitHub

Yeah you can programmatically access smart lists. The general flow is to create the bulk job, grab the job id, enqueue the job, and export when the job status hits complete. I have some code that I can send over if it would be helpful, just let me know.

Based on what I see here: fullcontact.com/blog/asynchronous-delivery-with-webhooks-and-testing-locally/ it seems that Marketo is just acting as the API Consumer in the diagram. As Sanford Whiteman mentioned you could call the service again and get the 200 response with the enriched data, but you mig...