Ben_Griffith1

You need to make sure the user has permissions to the objects that are synced with Marketo and visibility to all the necessary records. If you have processes in SFDC that use the fact that a lead, task or campaign member was created by the Marketo user or other updates are made by the Marketo user,...

We have gone through this exercise with a client as well. See here for details: salytics.com/ssl/

If you are looking to report on attribution in Marketo, you will be using the field acquisition program (out-of-the-box) and program membership (success statuses).If you are looking to report on attribution in Salesforce, you will be using campaign membership and the related out-of-the-box fields li...

I'm not sure about the pricing, but I think increasing to 100K is relatively reasonable.I have not seen a database dump supplied, but you can process quite a bit with more API calls when you are pulling in batches of hundreds depending on the API calls being used.

We are having similar issues with a client. Currently we are looking at increasing the concurrent limit from 10 to 30. Daily calls have already been increased to 300K.Additionally, we are planning to move calls that pull data directly from Marketo to instead pull from a data warehouse that is alre...

Webhook and APEX web service. The webhooks going out would be from a lead though so there will likely be multiple leads in Marketo for the same SFDC account you are updating.

If it makes sense from a business perspective to use one instance of Marketo, you can hook it up to either SFDC or Dynamics CRM (just one) and I would suggest SFDC. And then you can use an integration tool to sync data between the synced CRM system and the other one.We just finished a project here ...

Is there an easy way: noBut, you could do it:1. updating the field from Marketo: you could fire a webhook from your campaign and have this fire a custom web service you've setup in SFDC to update the campaign member's additional notes field2. showing a smart campaign result in sfdc: not the result o...

A much simpler approach would be to just create a web service in APEX and expose it publicly. If you need to access Marketo through its API, store REST credentials in a custom setting in SFDC.For Nikhil's example, this could be the one point where the custom object is created in the first place and...

A webhook posting to an Eloqua form would be the easiest. There are lots of companies doing server side form posts to Eloqua in large volumes and I would not worry about exposing a DoS vulnerability - doing it via any integration other than posting from the client side, you will be in the same boat...