Katja_Keesom

It is exactly as Sanford says, it all indicates exactly the same. In the database, all timestamps are stored in a unified format and your personal profile settings dictate how it is translated to the time zone you are in.And if I am not mistaken I actually see in your screenshot the answer to your o...

I would say that that is exactly what the proximity pattern currently does...

From the bulk activity API you can pull activities with type 2 which is Fill out Form. The primary attribute listed in that activity is Webform ID, which is a numerical value, corresponding with the form ID you will see in the url when you go to the form in the UI. It is recommended to always includ...

Well, the short answer is you can still not disconnect one SFDC from your existing Marketo instance and replace it with another instance. So if you have a native connection running, you do need to migrate to a new Marketo instance if you want to replace it.How complex you make the migration can take...

A bit messy is an understatement. If you can avoid creating duplicates, please do. Why don't you create a Sales Activity or Alert if the person already has a Sales Owner assigned?

That's what I was thinking. May have something to do with the fact that this is quite a massive database.

As a matter of fact, as this is a new engagement program effectively, it will not remember who went through which step in the nurture stream anymore. However, when you have content programs added to your stream rather than simple emails, adding the people back as members into the content programs wi...

Information on a form fill would always be in the activity data. Fills out form is activity type 2 and as far as I recall you will get the form id in the extracts, but I am unsure about the form name.

A good and thorough explanation!One other thing I would bear in mind is that your activity history in its core will not migrate along. So there might be some work arounds you may want to put in place or some custom activity data that you may want to copy across.

Indeed a nice alternative that can have alternative use cases to the executable campaigns!@EllenSchwier I think you may find this interesting as well.