Darshil_Shah1

Is expiresAt a date time field? Also, why don't you have any meaningful lookup field (like email, person id, etc.) in your POST body? Granted it's not mandatory and technically your Sync lead POST API endpoint should be successful as-is, but it'd just create a new person record with no email address...

Yeah- that makes sense! Thank you, Sandy! Using the Z (UTC timezone) certainly does help to stick with a standard timezone and thus avoid any confusion. 😊

Here's the correct ISO 8601 format for the datetime you've in your question: 2023-12-31T06:00:00Z Just for your reference, Z refers to the 0 time zone (UTC). You could optionally add the offset if your datetime is in other timezones than the UTC (e.g., 2023-12-31T06:00:00+05:30). The + or - values i...

Did you mean trigger campaign? Marketo doesn’t have a default campaign. There’s a Default program and it has a little briefcase icon. If your campaign is an active trigger campaign, then you can update the smart list with the campaign activated, but during the short moment when you’re making changes...

Use the Sync lead POST API endpoint for this. If you don't intend to create new people in this process, I'd recommend you set the action parameter to updateOnly (default is createOrUpdate). Below is a sample request body for your reference. You can also use Id, certain available system fields, or an...

Cool, you're welcome! Please be advised of the edge case pertaining to the use of the batch campaign I mentioned in my first comment (i.e., in case more than 1 CO record gets added to the person's record in the timeframe of yesterday, then the email would only have details of the CO record that was ...

That's a batch campaign. Trigger campaigns are the ones that have trigger(s) in the smart list (the orange ones with the lightning bolt in front). In your case, if you just want to display the CO record that was created last and has non-empty Next Due Date field, you can consider the below script: #...

I hope you're using the Added to CCUAccount trigger, right? Do you wish to display the NextDueDate of all the open CCUAccount records or just that of the one that triggered the campaign? You can use the $TriggerObject for the latter case to reference the CO record that triggered the campaign. For th...

Are you using a trigger campaign to send email upon CO addition? If so you can use the $TriggerObject to reference correct CO record and its fields instead of looping through the CO list. If it's a batch campaign then you'd need to sort the CO based on the created date, and pick the first CO (at 0th...

I think the campaign failure and people getting skipped through the flow could be two different issues. For the former, there's not much we can do other than ensure that the campaign has no errors in the SL/Flow. You should also run a smart list and update people who didn't get updated because of th...