I need to reschedule my webassessor exam since my business trip was planned... however , no avaliable date can be selected from test center...is there possibility to change the testing from onsite to online?
#Trailhead Challenges
Hi @Albert Su
please refer to the below thread -
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D5KX00000bDwM0I found a short document about the salesforce subscription management which was a beta release in spring 24. I'm not able to find any recent documentation about it. Have anyone implemented the subscription management and recurring orders in salesforce B2B commerce cloud? Can someone provide more details on it.
Please refer to the below article -
Choose - spring 25 or any other release that your are interested to view
Navigate to the section --> Commerce --> Salesforce B2D and D2C Commerce.
You can view the above requested info under that
Regards
Sravani
please simulate your qualification procedure and verify the procedure
Hi, we are currently working on community sites SNA pages. We didn't do custom static resources but We made changes directly on the page with Html Editor, and published the changes. But i am wondering if this is the correct method. and on how to test this Page... since it doesn't have url. Please help me on that.
#Experience Cloud
Hi All,
I have a checkbox field (default checked ) on Lead object. I want this checkbox field checked by default while a lead is created from Marketo. We have a SF user record which is connected to this. Now when I login as that user and create a lead record, this checkbox is checked by default. But when I was checking the report where the Leads coming from Marketo this checkbox is unchecked. How do I fix this?
Thanks in advance!
More precisely, when you create a record in salesforce directly, the "Create " action is happening while syncing/integrating from other apps, the function "insert" is happening. So while inserting if we are not providing the value, that field will be null.
Hi ,
I was able to resolve the issue.
1. deleted the 'Subflow-Create Generator Opp Product' sub flow and created again... made sure all the the errors are resolved in this particular flow [ until activate the flow error comes ]
2. deleted the v2 of Add Generator Product to Named Opps and created again referring to the latest 'Subflow-Create Generator Opp Product' sub flow [ while you create new version name should be same ]
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54V00007O2VQ5SAN
Please help me to complete the challenge
#Trailhead Challenges
Hi, @Tanshi Mehra
Can you provide screenshot with this Permission Set group, where we can see which Permission Sets is include?
Hi ,
There are two possible problems/ or things you have missed.
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54S00000CgvRfSAJ
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54S00000JgRaP
I was able to figure it out. The reason the Has Support option was missing was because it needed to be created in the previous module.
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54S00000Pj4Yr
Hi,
I’ve been searching online but couldn’t find a clear answer, so I wanted to ask:
I know one option is to create a CloudPage in the parent BU (where the Salesforce sync is set up) and use it as an endpoint. But I’d prefer to use the REST API if possible, for better security.
I also considered triggering an API via Journey Builder as a complementary option to the REST API approach. In this case, I would create a Data Extension to store the information coming from the child BU and then set up a Journey that processes the data and calls the Salesforce API. However, this could add extra complexity to the solution compared to simply using a CloudPage endpoint.
Any advice or best practices would be really appreciated.
Thanks!
#SFMC Implementation
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Hello Daniel,
So directly updating a Salesforce object from a child BU isn’t really possible unless that BU has its own MC Connector set up — which usually isn’t the case, it's mostly just in the parent BU. So your idea of hitting a CloudPage in the parent BU from the child one is actually a solid and commonly used workaround. You can expose a secure REST endpoint on the CloudPage, send the data from the child BU, and let the parent BU handle the Salesforce update. It keeps things clean and more secure. Now about the Journey Builder idea — it’ll work too, but yeah it’s a bit heavier. You’ll need to store the data in a DE, trigger a Journey, and then make the API call to Salesforce from there. It adds some layers, so if you’re good with managing a CloudPage securely, that might still be the smoother option.
