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Just confirmed with the Product Managers. The qualification rules will apply based on the date the activity occurred, not the date the lead becomes known. So, if the lead took actions on 5 different days, the "once per day" rule would apply to those respective days and the lead would go through 5 ti...

Greg,In this case, the second form fill out from the second device would not activate that replay process. It's a separate process. It's not a lead creation/anonymous lead promotion activity, so the replay process to activate trigger campaigns from anonymous activity is not set off. As a lead associ...

Edward,Just following up to let you know I haven't forgotten the question. I've been talking with our Product Managers about it but we're still sorting that out. I'll let you know as soon as I have more info.

Michael Rosenvall​,It's no secret that Marketo is growing and building new products just like any other SaaS company (like Demandbase) would do. These changes to remove the "Is Anonymous" filter are part of the preparation for Munchkin V2. Munchkin V2 is a performance improvement designed to give al...

Greg,Ok, I see what you're referring to. Not the activity log at all, but the Created Date/Time stamp on the Lead Info tab. That refers to the specific time the lead record was created. Since a traditional lead record isn't created until the lead is promoted, I believe that would reflect that time w...

Greg,No, that's actually the same as the current behavior. The New Lead activity is logged at the time the lead becomes known. If you look through the activity log, you'll see all the anonymous web activity and then the New Lead activity is logged right after the Form Fill activity or whatever actio...

Greg,Created date for the "Lead Was Created" activity in the activity log will be the date/time when the lead took the action to become known. Let's say the lead first started navigating your site on January 1st. Then on January 15th, they filled out a form, promoting them to a known lead. The "Lead...

I love this idea!

Richard Craemer​ Sorry if I was unclear in what I was referring to. What I meant is that if you're trying to reach the individual lead that was anonymously visiting the site, there's no contact info for that person. I know that anonymous information has value--that's why the Web Activity Report and ...

Dan Stevens​ This won't be lost. Once a lead becomes known, any campaigns that would have triggered when the lead was anonymous will still be triggered at the time it is promoted to known, so those will all still work. Plus, since anonymous visitors have no contact information and are therefore usel...