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Hi Chris,In theory, this would be possible, but it would require to retro engineer MSI package, which :Would be hard because, as it's a managed packaged, the code is not accessibleIs very likely forbidden contractually.-Greg

Hi Chris,That's an interesting one, and I am afraid it cannot be done. I have setup a detailed debug log on SFDC and added a couple of leads to the watch list. Interestingly enough, the debug log came up... empty I also have examined all the tables provided by the MSI package and no one seems to con...

Agreed with the segmentation idea, yet Russia is by far geographically the largest country in the world and I am afraid the number of segments end up with being hard to manage, furthermore if one has to combine multiple criteria.-Greg

Thx What if I use SSL and the referrer does not ?-Greg

Hi Sanford Whiteman​,Can you please elaborate on this and explain why is SSL required here ?Thx in advance,-Greg

And here is the script to put in the program script token#if(${lead.Primary Account Rep Schedule URL} == "") #set($url = "xyz@domain.com") href="mailto:xyz@domain.com"#else #set($url = "${lead.Primary Account Rep Schedule URL}") href="${lead.Primary Account Rep Schedule URL}" #end${url}-Greg

Hi again Melyssa Mendoza​,The last option will be a short velocity script that should surely do the trick.-Greg

Important : I have not tested it, so please let me know if it worked 🙂-Greg

Hi Jamie,as we are talking here about PPC campaigns, the information is probably set by the banner or paid add on which the visitor has clicked, not form an email sent from Marketo (in which case we might also consider using lead tokens).-Greg

Hi Melyssa Mendoza,I would create a formula field in Marketo and try to use it.The formula would be :if Primary Account Rep Schedule URL is empty, then mailto:xyz@domain.com, else, use Primary Account Rep Schedule URL.and then use the formula field directly in te href.Please note that, since your hr...