Sheila_McGrath

Sheila_McGrath · ‎11-24-2021

I'm attempting to create a lead in Salesforce from a Marketo form and have set up a webhook as outlined in this post but it is still not posting to Salesforce. Any suggestions? This is currently directed towards a Salesforce sandbox instance. https://nation.marketo.com/t5/product-discussions/send-lead-data-from-mkto-to-sfdc-web-to-lead-form/m-p/45724#M16403 Marketo support confirmed the webhook is being called correctly. Webhook details: URL: https://test.salesforce.com/servlet/servlet.WebToLead?encoding=UTF-8 Payload Template: first_name={{lead.First Name}}&last_name={{lead.Last Name}}&email={{lead.Email Address}}&phone={{lead.Phone Number}}&company={{company.Company Name}}&street={{lead.Address}}&city={{lead.City}}&state={{lead.State}}&zip={{lead.Postal Code}}&country={{lead.Country}}&00N6u000000Kk0I={{lead.Question}}&00N6u000000Kv8y={{lead.Loan Amount}}&oid=XXXXXXXXXXXXXX&&retURL=http://&submit=Submit Request Token Encoding: Form/Url Request Type: POST Response Format: None

Sheila_McGrath · ‎09-15-2020

Hello, Each morning at 10am ET we send out an email that includes our daily rate. We're looking to automate this process so the actual rate would pull from our website and be inputted into the email. At that point, we could set it up so that the same email would deploy everyday once that rate had been updated. What's the best way to go about this? Should I create a new field that is updated by a webhook every day, or is an RSS feed a better bet? I've looked through discussions regarding both but am unable to figure out what would be best since the content we are looking to add to the email is a single rate and one other datapoint, not an entire blog feed. Thank you, Sheila

Sheila_McGrath · ‎11-25-2019

Thank you, Sanford Whiteman‌! This did the trick. Appreciate the help and all your documentation!

Sheila_McGrath · ‎11-25-2019

I have an email where i'm trying to add in tokens for the Make and Model of a new car that was just purchased. The Custom Object is "Account" and the field names are "Make" and "Model" which are housed in that account. Because a lead can have multiple accounts, the Make and Model are sometimes in the first record in the Custom Object and sometimes in the second. I'm trying to write the email script to look for the field "Product Code" = 388 which points out which account needs to serve up the Make and Model. I've read through numerous amounts of documentation and cannot seem to find how to adjust the scripts in the documentation for my scenario. Any help would be appreciated. My current script for a "Make" token, is as follows: # foreach ( $account in $account_cList ) # if ( $account . productcode == "388" ) { > $foreach $ { account . make } } #end ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ What am I doing wrong?

Sheila_McGrath · ‎04-16-2019

Right now I have 1 Custom Object that contains 2 data points that I need to add to an email via a token. How do I use Velocity to accomplish this? The Custom Object is "Account" and I need the Maturity Date and Product Code of that Account IF the maturity date is in a specific date range. For instance, only insert into email if Maturity Date is between 4/22/19 and 4/30/19. Once that maturity date is inserted, I need the corresponding Product Code for that Maturity Date. Code is currently: ${account_cList.get(0).maturityDate}${account_cList.get(0).productCode}

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