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Amber,That would definitely work as long as you were able to properly monitor the sync and the SFDC2 leads in a separate set of lists. Then just exclude them from being sent over. Of course, if some of them are dupes, they will merge and sync over to SFDC1.

Matt,It is possible that if SFDC only required email address, then Marketo could sync over a lead with only an email address. I believe the default on SFDC is Last, First, Email, and someitmes Company. Marketo's insert will fail if it doesn't meet SFDC's min requirements.So [not provided] is a good ...

I meant the gray/white area outside of the specific flow action. Then make sure the auto-save says "saved" in the upper right corner.

Hi Emily,I was referring to the Engagement System which came out last week. They are rolling it out to your instance over the next few weeks. If you ask Support you might be able to get it earlier.

Hi Michelle,Thanks for the best answer 🙂For subscribers who came through other means, does that mean that they eventually signed up for something on your site even if their original source was from Direct Mail, etc?So for instance, you rent a mailing list and send out a postcard that points them to...

Great idea Jeff!.

Not sure about that, but you can definitely use tokens and local tokens.

You should also be careful that multiple triggers ALWAYS use OR between the triggers, then Marketo looks at any of the green filters. Thus, any of the triggers will fire off the Flow as long as the lead meets any of the filters.You should try creating a lead that would meet one or more of the condit...

Sean,I have the list in my guide: marketingrockstarguides.com or try this:https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000L3Du&src=

Same question, you want to create a new field? Do a search for "create new field in marketo" and you'll find what you need. Admin>Field Management>New if this is a Marketo only field, that's ok. If you need Salesforce to see it, you should create it in SFDC first.