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how to fix invalid record ID error? I'm trying to create engagement metrics in lighting record page, Connected campaigns is configured already.  Below is the error:

Error creating info component: Failed to initialize a component [An invalid record ID was supplied: 'undefined']

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks in advance.

Good morning #Pardot #Marketing Cloud #Account Engagement (ex-pardot) my customer has this problem but I don't have access to control setup on production because is a bank and I can't access data on production enviroment:

- I create a campaign, with associated members (campaign members). I insert "Event Date" with status "Planned". The problem occurs regardless of whether the Status is "Planned" or "In progress".

- I add the campaign members by choosing a contact and confirm that I want to insert it in the new campaign

- I create a landing page and associate it with the campaign

- Once the landing page has been created, I can modify it in the builder by inserting rows, buttons, columns and pardot forms. Therefore, my landing page could have a title at the top, a footer at the bottom, and a central part composed of some fields that the recipient will have to fill in (fields obviously selected from those available)

- At this point I build the Form, which I will use in the body of the landing page, following this steps-> Content -> Form -> Add Form

- At this point I should select the campaign to match the Form to, but here I have the problem of not being able to select the campaign just created

From checks performed by my client, the connector appears to be enabled and active.

Could someone tell me the verification steps to perform to check the problem.

Spring 24 was completed yesterday and this feature is not available on our production instance.

Hi all,

Does anyone know what this error means? I'm updating the Account Owner via a Dataloader.

The new Account Owner User does have a valid email address and is Active

AccountTrigger: execution of BeforeUpdate
caused by: System.EmailException: SendEmail failed. First exception on row 0; first error: INVALID_EMAIL_ADDRESS, Email address is invalid: null: [toAddresses, null]
Class.AccountTriggerManager.processOwnerChange: line 31, column 1
Class.AccountTriggerHandler.handleBeforeUpdate: line 4, column 1
Trigger.AccountTrigger: line 4, column 1

Thanks!

#Dataloader #Account #Apex

Hey all

I am relatively newer to the Salesforce platform and looking for a way to incorporate specific client logos within the their account page within Salesforce Lightning. 

#Account  #Sales Cloud  #Salesforce Admin  #Lightning Experience

Hello, 

Would you know of any valuable app that could replace the features of the Salesforce News since this was retired in October 23? 

#Account  #News  #AI

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This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.

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Create a URL-Driven Salesforce Activity Report!

This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.

By implementing this feature, you can remove the Activities component from your Salesforce page layout, improving your record’s load time.

You can replicate what you will learn here in your contacts or your leads, and…given it’s a native Salesforce report, you can export it to Excel and send it to colleagues that don’t have access to your org.

Here's the Row-Level formula referenced in the video:

IF(ISBLANK(TASK_SUBTYPE), EVENT_SUBTYPE, TASK_SUBTYPE)

Watch it here: https://www.21knots.com/resources/url-driven-activity-report

Enjoy!

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Create a URL-Driven Salesforce Activity Report!

This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.

By implementing this feature, you can remove the Activities component from your Salesforce page layout, improving your record’s load time.

You can replicate what you will learn here in your contacts or your leads, and…given it’s a native Salesforce report, you can export it to Excel and send it to colleagues that don’t have access to your org.

Here's the Row-Level formula referenced in the video:

IF(ISBLANK(TASK_SUBTYPE), EVENT_SUBTYPE, TASK_SUBTYPE)

Watch it here: https://www.21knots.com/resources/url-driven-activity-report

Enjoy!

#Reports & Dashboards #URL Hack #Account #Bar Chart

Create a URL-Driven Salesforce Activity Report!

This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.

By implementing this feature, you can remove the Activities component from your Salesforce page layout, improving your record’s load time.

You can replicate what you will learn here in your contacts or your leads, and…given it’s a native Salesforce report, you can export it to Excel and send it to colleagues that don’t have access to your org.

Here's the Row-Level formula referenced in the video:

IF(ISBLANK(TASK_SUBTYPE), EVENT_SUBTYPE, TASK_SUBTYPE)

Watch it here: https://www.21knots.com/resources/url-driven-activity-report

Enjoy!

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