Kenny_Elkington

Sorry I didn't have a chance to look into this. I will if I have some extra time this week. Glad you could get this working.

Strictly speaking, no it doesn't expire, but it's not necessarily a good idea to use it this way.

Developer instances have mostly the same features as an Enterprise subscription, but they cannot be used for any marketing purposes, only for testing and development. There are also additional limitations on the number of emails which can be sent in a given batch.

This is right, different instances can have widely varying sets of activity types and Get Activity Types should be used as the source of truth to determine which are available in a given instance.

You should use Describe Lead and Describe Company to determine field names and datatype. Which particular fields are you missing ad what types are they?

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The field is actually case sensitive, so it's "cookies"

Hey Dan,You can use the Lead is Created trigger. Use Add Constraint and select "List Name" then designate your list. This will cause it to only trigger for net new leads which are imported into the list.

You're using the Lead Owner fields and not the actual lead's fields. Look for First Name, Job Title and Email Address in the list instead of the ones prefixed with lead owner, those reference the fields from the owner's record and not the leads.

You just need to embed those specific tokens into the text of your email:Lead Phone Number: {{lead.Title}}You should be able to pull these right out of the token selector. Maybe if you gave a screenshot of the email it would be clearer what your issue is.