Add to SFDC Campaign Can Use Numerical Values (i.e. not the traditional SFDC ID)

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July 18, 2018
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Hello Marketo community,

I recently discovered that populating a numerical value into the flow step, Add to SFDC Campaign, can cause it to add to a Salesforce campaign. Is this intended behavior?

The flow step has a token that generates either or Salesforce ID or numerical ID used for something different. In this screenshot above, the token's value was 10287 vs a Salesforce ID.

Here's the flow step:

Any thoughts or insights appreciated

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SanfordWhiteman

Level 10

While SFDC IDs always contain alpha characters in reality, and are of a fixed (padded) length, in theory they are merely alphanumeric strings, as is "10287".

Edwin_Afable1Author

Level 2

Alright, that makes sense. It is not a safe idea to assume a Salesforce campaign association would not occur if you provide a non-traditional ID (either 15 or 18 digit). Thanks as always

Grégoire_Miche2

Level 10

Hi Edwin,

I would be curious to know what campaign Marketo added the lead to. In other terms, to what campaign the association was made and how it was found based on the 10287 value.

-Greg

Edwin_Afable1Author

Level 2

Sure. I can share that '10287' somehow added it to a Salesforce campaign with the ID, '7010d000001JiSA'

With regards to how it was found based on the 10287 value.. your guess is as good as mine.

Grégoire_Miche2

Level 10

??

Is there any other field in the campaign that could match this value ? The campaign should be found by name or SFDC ID.

The flow step should return a "skip lead", not add to an actual campaign.

This is extremely strange.

-Greg

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