Balkar_Singh

I think we need to set it up for all form fills, as they're different content. A triggered campaign for each different content/form fill, looking at Data Value Changes of Marketing Suspended from TRUE to FALSE, and a member of Smart Campaign which sent them the Double Opt In Email can send the corre...

No - this should not be the case!I'd rather stick with a flow configured to hold leads until they confirm. Thanks for the point!

If you want to exclude the members of the program from the smart campaign, you can say Not a Member of Program in the smart campaign - though, the leads can only be added once to a program. Even if you don't filter them, ideally, they should skip the step as they would be already in the program

Functionally, you could use a Data Value Changes trigger (which applies on the field which you're using to hold emails) - e.g. Marketing Suspended. When the same turns to FALSE via the Double Opt In Campaigns, and by applying this trigger to a set of leads who filled out that form, we could send an ...

Triggers are activities - one way to grasp is one of the activities qualifies at a given instant - fills out form (activity) - as opposed to filters, which is kind of a property/criteria of the record - "filled out form" - defining what the existing database. So at a time, it will be either the trig...

Shelly Wilson​ - Yes - the campaigns which add leads to engagement program will still add the members to engagement program. However, it won't react until you switch on the engagement program back. Leads can be added as members to switched off engagement programs.

Denise Greenberg​ - Do consider that a lead can not be a part of multiple segments at a time. Though, we have experienced that the processing is faster for a segment v/s a smart list.

Hi Itay Billet​ - Yes, this filter with Email Address as field, will give you records with same email addresses