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I need to remove a bunch of contacts from our account because we are over our allotment. My plan was to use the "Subscribers Not Sent To" and "Unengaged Subscribers" reports to create a list of contacts that we haven't email or that haven't interacted with our emails in the last year, and then delete those.

 

My problem is that both of these reports only give me the email address and don't include the subscriber key. Support tells me that these reports in fact do not include the subscriber key and that they can't be modified. To get this information I would need to have a custom report built.

 

Has anyone ever encountered this issue? Any ideas on how to get this info that doesn't involve paying for a custom report or manually trying to sort this out in excel?

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

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  1. May 3, 2019, 5:30 PM
    @Nate Snipes

    I've been there! Not with these reports exactly, but being told I would need a custom report in order to identify the contacts I needed to delete. I wish that Salesforce made this easier.

    In your case, have you considered doing a data extract? According to the documentation, the NotSent tracking extract can include the SubscriberKey as one of its elements:

    https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=mc_as_notsent.htm&type=5

    . So that could be useful for those contacts, at least, to get you started.

    Also, you may know this already, but use Contact Delete in Contact Builder to ensure these contacts are completely deleted for the purposes you're describing:

    https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=mc_cab_contact_deletion.htm&type=5

    .

    If you can put all of these contacts in a new data extension or list, you should be able to use Contact Delete to delete all of the contacts in that data extension or list from your account.

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  1. Feb 21, 2023, 10:08 PM

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hi there .... is anyone calculating the average time to first answer on a forum post? This is a very powerful metric that I've measured in prior communities that I've run.

 

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 Is there a way to change the default folder when selecting Reports or Dashboards? It currently lands on "Recent" and I would prefer it land on "All Folders".

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  1. Apr 19, 2021, 3:32 PM
    @Melissa Bosi I agree with you and I believe that this is not currently something that can be changed. I think this would be a new feature request - basically to get the Reports tab to offer the option to 'pin' a different view / folder just the way other tabs allow you to now pin a different view. I just did some searching to double check - the best answer I found was to create a custom button on the left-hand nav that links to the folder you prefer (still involves an extra step but better than nothing). Also setting up dashboards that have the reports users need can often help. Here's the exchange that talks about setting up the button: https://trailblazers.salesforce.com/answers?id=90630000000hkJ7AAI and I found this idea that we can vote on to improve the Lightning interface regarding this issue: https://trailblazer.salesforce.com/ideaView?id=0873A00000159eyQAA
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How can we report on specific Community Cloud/Experience Cloud page views? We have installed the Salesforce Labs package for Community Reporting and in referencing the documentation here https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=sf.networks_reporting.htm&type=5  have attempted to report on specific page views, but in pulling in fields such as Site.com, site name, domain name, etc.  We either receive a blank field or just a generic url such as salesforce.community.com for every page view.

 

Could someone help me understand the following:

- Is it possible to report on the specific pages user are reporting with native salesforce reports?

- If it is possible, what sort of report type might I need and/or fields would pull this information in?

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After switching to ETM, we have noticed that all of our reports that filter on roles are no longer correctly filtered.  Does anyone know what could have caused this from the cutover or how to fix it (in bulk preferably)?

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  1. Apr 14, 2021, 1:54 PM
    We do have a case open, but no answers yet. There seems to be something from Winter ‘19 that maybe wasnt applied until ETM was activated?
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Hi all, I'm looking to create a report on our best selling products.  Can anyone help me to get started by which report type to use best, how to filter and on what, etc.  Thanks you guys ;-).  Hoping to hear from you soon ;-)

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In tomorrow's Dashboard Dōjō we'll be 'Digging in to Report Types'. This first step in creating #Reports in Salesforce, the selection of the data foundation for the report, is so important, yet often misunderstood. We'll step through the implications of the Report Type choice, the range of Standard Report Types, and the options for creating and using Custom Report Types. All are welcome in the Dōjō tomorrow, Thurs Apr 8 at 12pm EDT. Details and registration at https://www.dashboarddojo.com.

 

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OpFocus, Inc.

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