Marketo Integration overview
When Marketo Integration is installed, the application users can leverage valuable marketing and activity-related data for leads and contacts that can assist with business solutions. Marketo Marketing data provides visibility into the types of promotional materials customers can respond to the most. The application users can use this data to assist with closing opportunities and determining the level of engagement of their leads.
The key features include:
- Two-way synchronization for Leads
- Two-way synchronization for Contacts
- One-way synchronization for Opportunities
- One-way synchronization for Opportunities
- One-way synchronization for Users
Before you can integrate with Marketo you must create a LaunchPoint for the application in Marketo.
Administrators can set up or view:
Note: Marketo permits a maximum number of 150,000 API calls in
one day. If that number is exceeded, the synchronization activities between the application
and Marketo fails.
- Configure Marketo. See Configuring marketo
- Run the Marketo ad hoc jobs. See Running the Marketo ad hoc jobs
- Run the Marketo scheduled jobs manually. See Running the Marketo scheduled jobs manually
- Marketo Partitions. See What is Marketo Partitions
- Marketo Synchronization Maps tab. See The Marketo Synchronization Maps tab
- Add a new Marketo entity map. See Adding a new Marketo entity map
- Marketo Synchronization Map detail view. See Marketo Synchronization Map detail view
- Marketo Map Fields tab. See The Marketo Map Fields tab
- Edit Map Field window. See The Edit Map field window
- Marketo Activity Types tab. See The Marketo Activity Types tab
- Modify the activity type. See Modifying the activity type
- Marketo Session Log list view. See Marketo Session Log list view
- Marketo Session Log detail view. See Marketo Session Log detail view
- Session Errors tab. See The Session Errors tab
- Marketo Session Log Error details. See Viewing marketo session log error details