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It still works for me. I don't think this has ever been officially supported, but it definitely works for me. I can't guarantee it will work on all pods (I'm on app-sjf, for what it's worth).Below is a screenshot of my webhook.I created a custom field "Marketo Cookie ID" in SFDC. It's up to you to p...

change the field name to _mkt_trk, confusingly, the form field name is different from the cookie name

I think this is the key setting to make Assets visible (this is in the Profile for the Marketo user). Then you'll need to refresh the schema in Marketo.

@Christopher: yes, any update to the record in SFDC that causes the "updated" date to change. The Marketo-SFDC sync looks for updated records, regardless which field caused the update.

Vlada, I'm not sure exactly how your Webinar Programs are set up, but most customers use Program Tokens extensively. The Program Tokens are separate from the GTW information, so they are populated manually. Usually customers create Tokens for title, link, description, speaker, etc. This is handy, be...

Josh, I'm fairly sure you can sync Assets via the native sync. Just make sure the Marketo user account in SFDC can access the Asset object. This is a screenshot of my custom object config in Marketo:

Hi Jason, Marketo Support can disable field sync for selected fields in the back-end. Just open a ticket and they can take care of it. They may also have alternate solutions for this issue (I've seen the issue several times before).

\n doesn't work unfortunately. Here's the other discussion: https://community.marketo.com/MarketoDiscussionDetail?id=90650000000PM7ZAAW

Kirk, You can load it as a Custom Object associated to Account. See screenshot: Jep

I agree with Grant on 1:1 syncing. However, there are also valid reasons to keep some records out of Marketo, for example when a lot of them have no email address. In addition to using SFDC Sharing rules (only possible with SFDC Enterprise Edition and with a private SFDC sharing model), you can also...