Next-Generation Experience 

Toggle Switch Defaulted to the Next-Generation Experience: The toggle switch will be default to the new experience in all screens where it’s available, making it easier for users to discover the updated designs and usability enhancements.

Updated Screen in the Next-Generation Experience:

We’re delivering Email Template Details View within Design Studio in the next-generation experience, offering an updated design and usability enhancements accessible via toggle switch.

Experience Automation 

Self-Service Flow Steps (continued beta): Expand connectivity between Marketo Engage and the rest of your stack with the ability to author customized flow steps for use in Smart Campaigns. Both Marketo Engage users and partners can leverage this functionality to allow for the usage of external web services in trigger, batch, and executable campaigns (in contrast to webhooks which can only be used in trigger campaigns).

API Enhancements

  • Expanded API Access for CRM-Enabled Subscriptions: We are expanding API access for subscriptions that have a CRM sync enabled to allow users to retrieve Companies, Opportunities, and Sales Persons from Marketo Engage.
  • Support for “Hidden” Datatypes in Forms: Provides the ability to manage hidden form fields via API.
  • Support Multiple Comparison Values for isNot Form via Rules: Manage visibility of form fields based on whether the value of another field is not one of the values in a given list.
  • Allow setting of Display and Submitted Values in Select Lists Separately: Set the display value and submitted value in a field separately. For example, show the name of a hotel, but submit an Internal ID to the backend.
  • Allow Setting of Disable Open Tracking on Create or Update Email: Create an email with open tracking disabled.

Announcements

Email Verification and Uniqueness: Beginning in April, rollout of Email Verification will commence. At that point, Marketo Engage user email addresses will require verification and uniqueness (this does not apply to API-only users). Directory service authenticated users will automatically have their emails verified when their subscription is enabled with Email Verification.

Email Verification for subscriptions using the “Login in Invite User Dialog” feature or that have a single email associated with multiple users will coincide with the May release. Subscriptions that have a single email associated with multiple users will be enabled with Email Verification and will require those users to resolve the conflict and use a unique email per user. When the ‘Login in Invite User Dialog’ feature is enabled, users invited via this feature will need to have a unique email address. For API-only users invited via this feature, the email address does not need to be unique.

Archive Folder Behavior Change: With this release, the ability to create new assets in Archive folders will no longer be available from the tree context menus. Menu options for creating new assets will be hidden for all assets. Learn more here.

Product Release Webinar

March and May 2022 Marketo Engage Release Webinar

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