Hi Partibhan,Yes as per the logic , you get the "contactDate" of the delivery at the time of it's execution and basis that the offer end time is being calculated.Any specific reason/requirement for the changes you want to make in the already deployed campaigns as this logic works in real time??Thank...

Hi Annie,You can check "modifiedBy-id" field which must have been defined while creating your custom schema and the below link helps to get the operator's name .You can refer any OOB schema for the same. This snippet is from the Delivery Schema.Hope this helps.Thanks,Anita

Hi Parthiban,In the email delivery, you can define the offer start and end variables using JS as below at the very beginning of your HTML.And in the main HTML code, where you have the offer specific section- use the conditional statement -if else to display or not display the offer depending on the ...

Its good to have a locking feature by default on the campaigns/workflows/web-apps or any other such activities on the platform which are already in editing mode by an user.

Hi ,In your HTML, you can use Contact Date of delivery to check the start time of your deployment/start of the offer and use a different variable which defines the offer expiry time as below:var offerStarts = delivery.scheduling.contactDate;var offerEnds = offerStarts.getHours( )+ 12;In your deliver...

Hi Clarence,You can pass the parameters in your email link as below:href= "url/?firstName=<%= recipient.firstName %>&lastName=<%= recipient.lastName %>&email=<%= recipient.email %>" Thanks,Anita

Thanks Shiv for sharing the solution.

Hi Naveen,Here you go:Thanks,Anita

Hi Shiv,Hope this document helps you :https://docs.campaign.adobe.com/doc/AC/en/WKF_Use_cases_A-B_testing.html Regards,Anita

Hi Naveen,I believe this is because of the path you are trying to get the workflow details.Try below:Delivery/Campaign/Workflows/@internalNameThanks,Anita