unfortunately no easy way to do so in the UI.You could create a package extracting every workflow in the system and then search the XML.But that only works if you have custom IDs assigned to every workflow

You may refer to below article. JWT is about signing and not encrypting.https://stackoverflow.com/questions/454048/what-is-the-difference-between-encrypting-and-signing-in-asymmetric-encryption

you could define a dynamic content and then use a condition "firstname is not empty" and the default value

Or you can simplify the formula slightly: Right('0'+ToString(Month(GetDate())), 2) + Right('0'+ToString(Day(GetDate())),2) + ToString(Year(GetDate()))

You could try using an exclusion of type "JOIN".Then you can use different schemas and can define the columns to be used to link the records based on other attributes

Unfortunately you can't achieve what is intended.For security purposes, any string / variable used in a query is automatically escaped.You can't use a single input string and use that in an "in" statement. What you could try is:bring in the comma separated valuesThen use a condition like ',' + ($(va...

Hi Micha,there is no general E-Mail address.It also depends on what you exactly need.If you know what needs to be done (e.g. setup affinity) - just raise a ticket in the Admin Console.If you need "help" - contact the Adobe CSM / account executive to get the right contacts (Deliverability support may...

The sample code looks fine to me.What is the actual behaviour you are experiencing here?How does the image URL look like in the sent mail?

At which place do you need the function?Inside a workflow, import, E-Mail, ...?

When do you see the discrepancy? During send preparation?Then you could check the delivery details.Just click on the "..." and check the tab "Exclusion Causes" which may show which rule excluded those addresses