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What version of Marketing Cloud do I have?
So you can either check the network tab of your browser’s developer tools or use the Google Chrome extension “Salesforce Marketing Cloud – Developer Tools”. If you open this extension and visit the Marketing Cloud Dashboard, basic information about the account and the currently logged in user is displayed.
What is mid in Salesforce Marketing Cloud?
A unique Member Identification Code, or MID, is assigned to every account (whether it’s Core, Enterprise or Agency) and any associated child accounts. The MID value is used to identify that entity. So, depending on your Marketing Cloud edition, tenants can include single or multiple MIDs.
How can you locate your mid?
Locate your Merchant Account ID (MID) number
- The original approval e-mail you received at the time you opened your Merchant Services account.
- On your monthly merchant statement, in the upper left quadrant of the first page of the statement.
Where can I check the status of my Marketing Cloud?
Fortunately, Rachel can now use the Salesforce Status site to check the health and status of her Marketing Cloud instance. The Status Site is where Salesforce provides transparency around service availability and performance for Salesforce products.
How to set up a Marketing Cloud mid?
Here’s how to get your Marketing Cloud SFTP set up. Navigate to Setup and then Data Management. Select FTP Accounts. Click Add FTP User. By default, the username is your Marketing Cloud MID. Enter a password for the user. Reenter the initial password and click Save. Be sure to use a unique password to access the folder.
Where can I Find my NTO Marketing Cloud?
Rachel knows the NTO Marketing Cloud instance is on DB707, so she types the number into the Quick Find bar. If she didn’t know her DB, she could locate it by entering her MID into the Search Instance or Domain field on the previous page to see which database instance (s) NTO owns.
Who are the customers of the Marketing Cloud?
Our customers range from business-to-business and nonprofits to some of the largest business-to-consumer companies in the world, like Sony, GE, HauteLook, and News Corp Australia.