@Sukrity_Wadhwa  @_Manoj_Kumar_  Thank you for the answer and help! I ended up following a different approach and looking for workflows that reference my Shared Audience. It is not perfect but it is a start. I may eventually do the same using logs and try to estimate the last usage of my list. Thank...

We have an extensive list of shared audiences and I am trying to find the ones that have not being used for quite some time. My initial idea would be building an workflow that does the following: Query a list of shared listsQuery a list of workflows that reference these shared listsQuery the last ti...

Amazing! Thank you so much for the help! It worked perfectly!

I am trying to access exportToAAM activitiy data inside a javascript block, but I am unable to do so. Here is my code:var groupQuery = "SELECT iWorkflowId FROM XtkWorkflow"; var groupsXML = sqlSelect( "collection,iWorkflowId:int", groupQuery ); for each(var group in groupsXML.collection){ ...

I am using AC's "Update shared audience" block to export audiences to AAM, which seem to expire after a few months. Is that so? How long until they expire? Is there a way of configuring that? TIA

When I open a Shared Audience, I usually go to Content > Data and click the counter button to get a preview of the population size. Unfortunately, I noticed that the population size there is not correct, since a few old audiences show more than 17 million recipients, but when I query them I get arou...

Amazing, thank you! I will try this approach. One last curiosity: so it is not possible to get the XML of the workflow? It gets mapped to WppObject?

Thank you! I will try that! One final question, how do I get the workflow's XML in javascript? I wrote down the following code to test some filtering, but it didn't work:  var test = instance.activities.jumpout.(@name == "jumpout");  

I noticed that vars.schema returns the targeting dimension name on Javascript Code, but I would like to know if it is possible to find out which is the Filtering Dimension on Javascript Code. Thank you!

I am attempting to create shared (sub) workflows which other users could reuse them to do common tasks. What would be the best/proper way to pass variables that would work as parameters to these sub-workflows? Atm I am using instance variables, but I have a major issues with it. The following workfl...