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How to associate triggered send with Marketing Cloud?
In Associate to Campaign section, you can associate the triggered send with a Marketing Cloud Campaign if you have one – if not, leave this section blank. In the Content section, find and select the email that you created earlier. In Subscriber Management, there are two separate sections called List and “Triggered Send” Data Extensions.
What is triggered email in Salesforce Marketing Cloud?
Understand Triggered Sends in Salesforce Marketing Cloud A triggered email is a message that Marketing Cloud sends to an individual subscriber in response to a subscriber action. For example, sending a confirmation message after a customer makes a purchase is a triggered email.
When to disable triggered sends in sfmarketing cloud?
Send Logging, if checked, logs the send in the SendLog data extension. The last checkbox, Disable API calls to this triggered send when an email build error threshold is reached, sets a threshold of errors before API calls are disabled and the sending process is stopped.
Which is an example of a triggered email?
A triggered email is a message that Marketing Cloud sends to an individual subscriber in response to a subscriber action. For example, sending a confirmation message after a customer makes a purchase is a triggered email.
What makes an email trigger in triggered sends?
The definition of what triggers the interaction to send the email is maintained outside of the application using API calls. The information created in the interface is used by the API when an email is triggered. Follow the list of step-by-step instruction in this article to create and send your first Triggered Email.
When to use custom profile and subscription center?
Sooner or later, most Marketing Cloud users switch to custom Profile and Subscription Centers, as the standard one is not enough when it comes to more complex use cases. A Subscription Center is nothing else but an HTML form.
How is subscription center integrated with sales cloud?
A Subscription Center is nothing else but an HTML form. The data passed in the form is then processed by a script – in this tutorial, we will use AMPscript. If you’ve never created a form before, you might want to check out this article first: Create a Sales Cloud-integrated lead capture form using AMPscript.