- Overview
- Introduction to Marketo Measure
- Marketo Measure Tracking
- Setting Up Tracking
- Best Practices for Implementing Marketo Measure JavaScript
- Adding Marketo Measure Script
- Adding Marketo Measure Script via Google Tag Manager
- Adding Marketo Measure Script to Different Form Providers
- Adding Marketo Measure JavaScript to Pardot
- Adding Marketo Measure Script to Lightbox Forms
- Adding Marketo Measure Script to Sitecore Pages
- Adding Marketo Measure Script to Uberflip Forms
- Adding Marketo Measure to Act-On Forms
- Adding Marketo Measure to Hubspot
- Adding Marketo Measure to Marketo Landing Pages
- AJAX Form Handling
- Connecting Marketo Measure to Unbounce Script Manager
- IFrame Forms and Marketo Measure
- Excluding Marketo Measure from Specific Forms
- Marketo Measure Cookies
- Definition of Marketo Measure Web Sessions
- Best Practices for Testing
- Delayed Cookie Sync
- Setting Up Tracking
- Configuration and Setup
- Getting Started with Marketo Measure
- Marketo Measure and Salesforce
- Marketo Measure Salesforce Package Installation and Set Up
- Connect Marketo Measure to Salesforce
- Best Practices for Marketo Measure CRM Package
- Marketo Measure Salesforce Objects
- How Marketo Measure and Salesforce Interact
- Marketo Measure Object and Field Taxonomy
- Marketo Measure Fields on Standard Salesforce Objects
- Page Layout Instructions
- Hiding Unnecessary Report Types
- Creating a Marketo Measure Profile
- Marketo Measure Permission Sets
- Recommended Salesforce Permissions for Marketo Measure Connected User
- Sandbox Testing
- Marketo Measure Insights (Canvas App)
- Channel Tracking and Setup
- API Connections
- Marketing Spend
- Advanced Marketo Measure Features
- Marketo Measure Discover UI
- Marketo Measure and Adobe
- Marketo Measure and Dynamics
- Marketo Measure and Marketo
- Marketo Measure Salesforce Reporting
- Marketo Measure Data Warehouse
- BI Report Templates
- Security and Compliance
- Miscellaneous
- Other Related Resources
- Marketo Measure Maintenance
- Marketo Measure Resource List
- Call Tracking Integration
- Difference between a Google Analytics Conversion and a Buyer Touchpoint
- Email Tracking Parameter
- Granting Salesforce Access to Marketo Measure Support
- Privacy Request
- Remove Marketo Measure Tracking Parameters from the Landing Page URL in Google Analytics
- Transitioning to Marketo Measure from Full Circle
- Other Related Resources
Data Warehouse Access – Reader Account
Snowflake Access Link
To access your Snowflake data warehouse, you’ll need to navigate to the specific URL for your Snowflake account. You can find this access link by logging into Marketo Measure and following the steps below to navigate to the Data Warehouse information page.
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In Marketo Measure, at the top of the page, Click My Account > Settings.
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On the left side menu, under Security, Click Data Warehouse.
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On this page, you’ll find the link to your Snowflake data warehouse and your username.
NOTEThis is a read-only account that’s available for your organization, not just an individual user. Any user within your organization that has access to Marketo Measure can use this account to log into the Snowflake Data Warehouse reader account.
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Click the link provided in the Snowflake URL, this will take you to the Snowflake login page where you’ll enter your username and password. If you don’t have your password, see the steps below to reset it.
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Once logged in, Click Worksheets at the top of the page.
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The BIZIBLE_ROI_V3 database objects are on the left side of the screen. Enter the Warehouse, Database, and Schema from the dropdown options at the top of the query window. There should only be one option for each. Now you are ready to execute queries inside the Snowflake query editor.
Reset Your Password
Marketo Measure does not have access to your Snowflake login password. If you need to reset your password, Click the Reset Password button on the Data Warehouse information page, and follow the instructions. A temporary password will be immediately displayed in the UI. You will be prompted to create your own password on your next data warehouse log in.
- Resetting the password resets it for all Marketo Measure users in your organization, not just the user currently logged in.
- We only show the temporary password in the UI. An email will not be sent.
Connecting to Snowflake via Third-Party Tools
You’ll need to enter a few pieces of information to connect your Snowflake data warehouse to a third-party tool.
Each tool has different connection requirements; it’s recommended you consult the documentation for the specific tool you’re trying to connect.
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URI (always required)
- This is the domain name of the Snowflake account. It is contained within a portion of the Snowflake login link.
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Username (always required)
- The username is listed on the Data Warehouse information page in Marketo Measure.
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Password (always required)
- This is the password you set the first time you logged into your Snowflake account. To reset your password, please see the steps outlined above.
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Database Name (not always required)
- The database is what stores the data in Snowflake. It is the storage resource. The database name is listed on the Data Warehouse information page in Marketo Measure.
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Warehouse Name (not always required)
- The warehouse is what executes queries in Snowflake. It is the compute resource. The warehouse name is listed on the Data Warehouse information page in Marketo Measure.
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