I'd certainly start where Sanford pointed you to. That "Used By" information on field level will give you most of what you need to see. When it comes to de-activating stuff: Yes, you will have to go through the task of de-activating all no longer necessary Trigger Campaigns and Recurring Batch Campaigns.    Unused Trigger Campaigns will be pruned automatically by Marketo after 6 months of inactivity, recurring batch campaigns though will run forever if not deactivated. You can use the filter on the tree to find them. All scoring campaigns will also be either trigger campaigns or recurring batch campaigns.   ... View more

I'd say this is not the standard procedure. "Person Score" is a Marketo only field by default. If you want to have a synced field, you usually create it in Salesforce first, give the Marketo Integration User read and write access, so it'll be created in Marketo through the background sync.   I suppose you could sync a field that was created in Marketo first though, but I believe that's not possible through the Marketo UI. You will have to talk to Marketo support. ... View more

I usually do it exactly as Katja described.   Another option I have also used is to create a Smart List (Country = UK and PostCode is empty) and use "Is Member of Smart List" as a constraint. I was a little anxious to try that because I thought running that Smart List might take too long to work correctly in a Flow Step constraint, but I found this worked nicely. ... View more

We did this in the past for a webinar attendance certificate. We created a personalized landing page in Marketo and linked it to a PDF printing service. Google "form to pdf" or "web to pdf" to see examples. ... View more

Or might there have been duplicate email addresses in your csv file? Marketo would ignore these in the upload while not returning any error message. ... View more

Just some pointers:   Marketo has a built-in connection to https://250ok.com/, which would be one of the options (https://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Email+Deliverability+Tool). Then there's ReturnPath, old and renounced player in this field, which is now under the same roof as 250ok. We are also using Litmus, which can help with a lot of things regarding the emails you send. ... View more

That's not possible from the Marketo UI.   But I wonder what your use case is. I mean, that report would be pretty difficult to read. Is it supposed to look like this?   Person A - Email 1, Email 2, Email 3 Person B - Email 1, Email 4, Email 6   Why would you want that for your complete database or a specific cohort of persons?   -----------   Some pointers: Many users export the activity histories to external databases to enable advanced reporting from there. Or - if you had a CRM with Sales Insight - you might see all emails that all contacts in an account have received.   Or: If you really mean it and want to see all emails in one field, you might populate a Marketo Custom Field "Complete Email History" with the program names a person is sent an email from. That would just require an additional flow step and a token in your Send Email flow step. But that would be something you would need to build going forward.   ... View more

In the stream cadence. Here you set the days your email will go out and the time. (You can't use Recipient Time Zone, if you're using Nested Programs).   So in that regard, the Engagement Program's sending schedule is rather rigid. If you want to make it more flexible, check out this blog post on pausing and un-pausing program members in your nested programs:   https://nation.marketo.com/t5/Champion-Program-Blogs/Engagement-Program-Hacks-for-Variable-Cadence-and-more/ba-p/247760   But still: All emails in a stream will go out at the specified time of day. 10am e.g. That's a specification you should accept when dealing with Engagement Programs. Theoretically you could set up various streams with identical content that send at different times of day, but why would you want that? ... View more