Adobe Marketo Engage

Hi Team,Till yesterday I was able to see the programs which are created either by me or by my colleagues from today onwards I am unable to see any programs please help to resolve this issueThanks in advance 

Hi Marketo Community 👋I'm running into an issue with SSL certificate provisioning for a custom landing page domain in Marketo Engage and would love some guidance from anyone who has experienced something similar.*Setup:*• We recently changed our primary landing page domain to a new custom subdomain• The CNAME is correctly configured and fully propagated globally, pointing to our Marketo instance • Our Marketo instance is on Adobe Experience Cloud*The Issue:*The SSL certificate is not provisioning for the new domain. In Marketo Admin > Landing Pages, the SSL Certificate field is showing as `-`.When we tried to set up the domain, we received a warning saying *"SSL certificate has already been issued"* — suggesting a pre-existing SSL certificate exists on Marketo's servers for this domain but isn't being connected automatically.*What We've Already Tried:*• Checked the "Generate SSL Certificate" checkbox when saving domain settings — SSL still shows as `-`• Used the "Add SSL" option in

Smart Lists offer a dizzying array of filters (In Past, In Past Before, In Date Range, that stuff) for Date and DateTime fields. Yet you can’t natively check if the current system time — that is, the time a campaign is triggered — is within a certain time range on a certain day. Even if you save {{system.DateTime}} to a field, native filters lack hour-of-day and day-of-week awareness. Obviously, you need both to determine if a form came in during business hours and should be promptly Alert-ed to sales vs. Wait-ed until next business day.[1] Luckily, there’s a workaround for Fills Out Form triggers via a little JS. Create a helper fieldFirst, create a new String (not Date or DateTime) field Filterable Form Timestamp. Add the JSThen add this code to pages with time-sensitive forms:MktoForms2.whenReady(function(readyForm){ const minIncrement = 30; // easier filtering than every minute const ianaTimeZone = "America/New_York"; // working hours in this timezone readyForm.onSubmit(funct

We deal with students coming into our chat and like to “prank” us. Is there a way to block them from chatting back in besides taking them as a oneoff and adding them to a smart list. Also is there a way to upload canned responses that our agents can quickly select when they are in a conversation?

If we have duplicate email address but the title is different in the Marketo while the name is same and email address too is same so does this having any affect in Marketo or we can use. Please suggest.

Hi Marketo Community,What’s the best way to build a lifecycle program in Marketo while minimizing the number of trigger campaigns and overall operational effort?Currently, we’re using two trigger campaigns for each stage: The first trigger adds the person to a list. The second trigger listens for “Person added to list” and then processes the lifecycle stage change. Is there a more efficient or streamlined approach that reduces the number of triggers while keeping the lifecycle logic clean and manageable?Would love to hear how others are handling this.

Hi everyone! I’m playing around with the new email editor and trying to create a test template. It’s not letting me bold (or italicize, etc) specific words...it just bolds the entire text block. It’s the same in paragraph, h1, h2, etc stylings. Is this intentional or a bug? Or is that something you can only do at an email asset level?Thanks!

I have a client that is letting me know that the sync between Marketo engage and SFDC reports some errors leaving the leads with empty fields on SFDC, so she's unable to assign them to the sales team. What I don’t understand is how is it possible the leads get synced in SFDC when those fields are marked as mandatory to fill on the forms on LPs in Marketo. Anyone experienced any similar discrepancy in this process?

We have an operation program, sending confirmation email having confirmation link redirecting to Marketo Landing page. But for some people (~30), we have visit webpage activity registered in the activity log but no link click activity. And I’m not sure what could be the reason! For that I had to add both the triggers in data change campaign- confirmation link clicked and thankyou landing page visited. But we are planning to move from Marketo’s LP to external one, hence, afraid of removing visit webpage trigger from the campaign. (want to rely on clicked link trigger only ) Sharing some screenshots for example-  -link click is there for some but the link is Instagram link (or some other) not the landing page link  Do share if you have any idea that can help. Thanks!

Is it even possible? You need to buy Marketo with AJO B2B?In documentation there is a sentence like:Adobe Journey Optimizer B2B Edition uses Account Audiences and People Audiences from Adobe Experience Platform to power an account journey, which runs inside of Marketo Engage https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer-b2b/user/get-started/about-journey-optimizer-b2b-edition 

HIGH PRIORITY: Blocker – CASDK-0005 Error in Marketo. Dear Adobe Support Team, I hope you are doing well. We are currently experiencing a critical blocker issue related to Marketo API’s . We request your urgent assistance. Marketo Instance Details:Munchkin ID: 186-DAI-284 We are encountering error code CASDK-0005, and the following error appears in the logs: java.io.FileNotFoundException: https://developer.adobe.com/marketo-apis/swagger-mapi.json It appears that the adapter is attempting to access the above Swagger endpoint, which is no longer accessible. However, we were unable to locate the currently supported Swagger URL in the Adobe Experience League documentation. Could you please provide:1. The correct and currently supported Swagger JSON URL for the Marketo MAPI APIs2. Confirmation whether the below Swagger reference is the appropriate and supported file to use: Document: https://developer.adobe.com/marketo-apis/api/mapi#tag/ActivitiesSwagger URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.c

Hi Everyone! I have two separate questions, both related to the new Marketo builder. I’m working on setting up a theme for our brand styles, and I’ve run into two questions I’m hoping someone can help me with.Is there a way to set up an Adobe font in a Theme I created? Right now, in the “Text Settings” tab of the theme, it shows two dropdowns: “Font library” and “Font family”. Under “Font library”, I only see “Standard” and “Google Fonts”. Our font is Acumin Pro. Is there a way to add an Adobe font in the new builder/My Theme? The copy on our buttons is meant to be all caps. Instead of having to make sure it’s always physically typed as all caps, is there a way to do that under My Themes? Somewhere to maybe put text-transform CSS? It will make it much more foolproof to have it automatically capitalize everything within the button.Any help is much appreciated. Thank you!

If you feel comfortable navigating Marketo Measure basics, this next set of resources is for you!  Assuming you understand core concepts like touchpoints, attribution models, and standard reporting, it’s time to go deeper — refining your data, strengthening reporting accuracy, and expanding how the platform supports your business decisions. At this stage, success is less about learning what Marketo Measure is and more about optimizing how it works for you. That means understanding the difference between Buyer Touchpoints and Buyer Attribution Touchpoints, implementing thoughtful suppression rules, validating channel mappings in Salesforce, ensuring revenue and spend data are configured correctly, and leveling up your reporting across both Discover and Salesforce. You’ll also explore advanced topics like custom attribution models, sales activities attribution, dynamic field behavior, ABM capabilities, and strategic use of key fields for more sophisticated analysis. These resources are d

If you’re new to Marketo Measure and looking for a curated list of resources to help you get started, you’re in the right place 😀 Getting up to speed can feel overwhelming as there are plenty of help articles, documentation, and training materials available, but not all of them are essential when you’re just beginning. We recommend building a strong understanding of the fundamentals before diving further into the technical details. So, this guide narrows the focus to the key concepts you should review first. These resources will help you understand how Marketo Measure works, how attribution is structured, how data flows through the platform, and how to interpret reporting with confidence. Each link includes context on what it covers, why it matters, and what you’ll gain from it — so you can build clarity quickly and start using the platform with purpose!  Establish a conceptual, high-level understanding first: What is attribution? Start here for a stage-setting overvi

We’re implementing Knak as a pagebuilder for Marketo. The final pages will be synced and hosted on Marketo, but they are built on Knak. Knak allows you to load fonts via a CSS file with @font-face, but when trying to load those fonts we get a CORS error because it’s Knak’s domain trying to load the fonts.Is there any way to change CORS policy on Marketo to allow certain domains to load fonts? The pages will ultimately be hosted on our Marketo domain so it shouldn’t be an issue then, but we need to get them to show in the pagebuilder in the meantime.

Marketo-integrated page builders like Stensul & Knak publish your pages as Marketo LPs. Published LPs fully support webfonts hosted in Marketo Design Studio, since they’re on the same domain. But what about inside the builder app, when you’re still previewing? There, you’ll have a problem. Even with the correct @font-face rule in your CSS, the font won’t load because of CORS restrictions:❌ Access to font at 'https://pages.example.com/rs/123-ABC-456/images/entypo.woff' from origin 'https://app.stensul.com' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.This is reasonable, of course. Marketo isn’t in the business of providing an easily abused font CDN to the public! There’s a slick workaround. You can’t control CORS headers, but you can (by definition) host a page with same-origin access to the fonts. By deploying such a page as a hidden IFRAME, you can shuttle the fonts to a parent page, even if the parent is on a differ