Michael_Florin

My former employer built this as an Eloqua app: https://www.likereply.com/accelerators/contact-upload-tool/ So not only does it do data validation, it also uploads to Eloqua via API. The same tool exists as prototype for Marketo, but it doesn't have a fully fledged UI yet. You can book a demo with t...

Your script works fine for me. But you use my.SFDC-Type on your URL parameter, but the name of the token is my.SFDC_Type, isn't it?

This webinar recording - https://meet16741383.adobeconnect.com/pcss5jaelrsl/ - is a great resource. Check it out. Switch or stick with GTW? Well, if you're happy with GTW, stick with it. Adobe Connect's integration capabilities with Marketo are more extensive, but that's probably not the defining fa...

Well, "Clicks Link in Email" is a trigger. You can specify the email and the link, and if the click happens, your Flow Step will be executed. "Not clicking" is obviously not an action, and therefore it can't be a trigger. But "Not Clicked an Email" is a filter, so you can say that if a person has no...

Yes, that's right. And if you want to be really precise, you'd say that you're not referencing the default program in your EP, but in fact the very Smart Campaign in that Default Program. If you go through that dialogue, you'll see that the eventual content you add is a Smart Campaign:

Are you suggesting that we should create an engagement program as a parent, then establish a default program as a child? No, not necessarily. The default program can live inside the Engagement Program or outside of it - that is a matter of taste. Advantage of the child: You can clone the whole EP wh...

Hello! The only thing I can say is that these kind of triggers work for me. If I change a Revenue Stage from "Lead" to "MQL", my trigger campaign fires as expected: Do you have additional filters on your Smart List that we don't see? Or have you set your Smart Campaign to "Run Only Once", and your t...

That's certainly possible. One instance sends the webhook, and the REST API of the other instance will consume it. You can even send a webhook within one instance. Here's how the webhook looks like:https://MUNCHKIN_ID.mktorest.com/identity/oauth/token?grant_type=client_credentials&client_id=abc&clie...

Don't worry, you can absolutely use tokens in these fields. Marketo is actually saying that it doesn't know whether or not you're respecting your DKIM setup. Just ignore this message.

Well, this Smart List gives you people who clicked a link and submitted a form. These two events can be unrelated. The form submit might even have occurred before the link click. So causality is by no means guaranteed.