Katja_Keesom

Totally agree with the comments from all three above.I do want to add that your initial confirmation email responding to the person's form submission can generally be sent, as it is most often considered to be an operational email. So ensuring the opt-in is secured for any future communications shou...

It would be more of an activity log than a smart list you'd be looking for, but it's not easy to pull that into a single view in the Marketo UI. Via the API you could run a bulk activity extract on form fill activities and compile it quite easily.

Hi @Yash , you can indeed. Please see this article: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/marketo/using/product-docs/core-marketo-concepts/smart-campaigns/using-smart-campaigns/abort-a-smart-campaign.html

Can't argue with that, but can't reconcile the two test results either. Weird.

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Hi Michael,I would actually let Support know. Not to play the smarty pants, but to ensure they also keep learning and improve their response the next time.

I verified just now. Ran this flow step on an audience of 893, out of which 337 people filled out a form. The list still ended up with exactly 89 people added. If the Filled out form had been deducted, it should have been 55 or 56.

I actually had a practical case this week where I could validate this. The round Robin keeps taking the original volume going into the flow step for each consecutive choice. Willing to validate it again whenever I come into the situation next, but as my experience was fresh I was confident this is h...

Not sure you want that @Noemie_Ferret , it means that you manually have to manage switching them off on all old campaigns to ensure nothing happens that shouldn't anymore.

Not all 9 people will go through the round robin choices in the flow step as you set it up. What will happen is:People meeting your choice 1 requirement will go through choice 1.Of the remaining people, the ones meeting your choice 2 will go through that.Of the remaining people 33% of 9 - so three p...