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Hi , 

I would suggest trying a new playground. 

We cannot restore deleted flows. 

Hi @rahul verma, 

 Please refer to Cameron Robert's video, which explains how to trigger emails in SFMC using APIs. The video covers both Postman and code-based methods. You need to create API endpoints in SFMC (via an installed package), set up a Data Extension with the required fields, create a Journey, and then share the endpoint details with your client. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSxESMOlnaI

Thank you

Hi , 

Try your browser's incognito mode.Or try it in a different browser.

Hi , 

Please refer to the help below 

Chat widget size is now customizable in Embedded Service Deployment branding. Now, does anyone know whether we can customize the size of the chat icon itself? 

Hi , 

I recently experienced the same issue. I had to go back to Step 7-11 and remove the action from the Sales Agent and then save and activate. The instructions say, "Click

supposed to actually add the action.   

@Pratik Tiwari ok thanks for the response..

I have installed from APP exchange marketplace, thank you

Hi, 

Can you pleas try following steps? 

I hope it helps. 

1. Navigate to Relationship Graphs:
   • In Salesforce Setup, use the Quick Find box and search for "Relationship Graphs".
   • Select "Relationship Graphs".
2. Edit Your Existing ARC Graph:
   • Find the ARC Graph definition you are using and click "Edit".
3. Go to the "Display" Tab (or "Nodes" Tab, depending on ARC version):
   • In the graph configuration, look for the tab where you configure the display settings for your nodes. It might be labeled "Display" or be within the individual "Node" properties.
4. Enable "Show Duplicate Records" and Select a "Unique Identifying Field":
   • For the specific node that is showing duplications (likely the AccountAccountRelation node or the target Account node reached via AccountAccountRelation), look for a setting called: 
     • "Show Duplicate Records" (this might sound counter-intuitive, but enabling it allows you to then consolidate them).
     • Below this, you should find a field called "Unique Identifying Field".
   • Crucial Step: Select a field from the Junction Object (AccountAccountRelation in your case) that makes each instance unique for the purpose of differentiating the junction object records themselves. 
     • What to choose for Unique Identifying Field on AccountAccountRelation:
       • Often, you might choose Id of the AccountAccountRelation record itself.
       • Or, if you have specific custom fields on AccountAccountRelation that differentiate the various links (e.g., a "Relationship ID" or a "Relationship Start Date" if different start dates create distinct links), you could use that.
       • The key is that the field you select here will be used by ARC to collapse those individual junction records into a single visual representation of the connected node.
5. Save Your Graph Configuration:
   • After making these changes, save the updated Relationship Graph.
6. Refresh the Record Page:
   • Go back to the record page where the ARC graph is displayed and refresh it. You should now see the duplicate AccountAccountRelation entries consolidated into a single node for the connected Account.