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SugarCRM's Marketo connector (developed by SugarCRM) stopped syncing Sugar with Marketo altogether and we were told this happened because of too many records with duplicate emails. It worked for over a year but when there are "too many" records with duplicate email addresses to sync, it causes a tim...
Thanks - trust me, I am totally aware of the pitfalls 🙂 We had no choice when we launched. Hopefully custom objects will allow us to dedupe off email alone. In the meantime, we are considering migrating to SF from SugarCRM and continuing with our current data structure.
Question for Salesforce/Marketo users:Are there any issues related to having multiple records with the same email address and syncing SF with Marketo in this circumstance? We currently dedupe in marketo based on 2 fields rather than the email field alone. Until we can change this down the road a bit...
This is outside of the scope of Marketo but I thought there may be some developers here who have run into this tricky attribution scenario.We have a form fill that takes place within our WordPress plugin - the plugin is used on clients' WordPress sites. This form populates a new record in Marketo vi...
Thanks Rajesh. For #1, we'd like to offer an archive on our site consisting of links to website versions of selected emails. This would be a great feature for Marketo to add.
I'm looking for a couple of solutions related to email content archiving:1) We're looking for a solution that would create an index of sent emails (such as newsletters) for viewing online so we can link to these on our website.2) I'm also interested in a solution that could potentially isolate the c...
Thanks Sanford - that is really helpful info to have. We might have to tackle this with our next engineering phase.
We're using SugarCRM and their Marketo connector which does not support Marketo custom objects.
Thanks Stijn. That makes sense. I still need a survey solution that fills this need without requiring custom development - and that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.