Increase the 'msdynmkt_submittedvalues' attribute of the 'msdynmkt_marketingformsubmission' entity to exceed 4000 character
Previously, my customer was able to submit the marketing form with the 'msdynmkt_submittedvalues' attribute more than 4000 characters but with the recent fix, their business no longer to exceed 4000-character submission. This caused significant impact to my customer business. I would suggest e...
Track Web Visitor after Form Submission
Currently, a web visit is only assigned to a known contact if they have previously received an email. In the current version, it is not possible to uniquely identify a visitor and track their further web interactions after a form submission unless they have received an email beforehand.
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| Thank you for your feedback. This is a great suggestion! We will consider this in our roadmap. Sincerely, Petr Jantac, Microsoft |
RTM forms - more capabilities for customizing submission result messages
We would like to have more capabilities under Form settings> Submission> Post submission actions> Thank you notification / Error notification (the pages that display the “Thank you notification”/” Error notification” sentences and the icons next to ...
Capture non-lead/contact fields in Dynamics marketing forms
In order to capture transaction-specific data (ex. date preference, lunch preference, etc.) the marketing team needs the ability to capture fields that are not directly on the contact/lead. This is not a current capability of Dynamics without using custom HTML.
Prefill marketing forms from a Customer Profile journey
Currently, marketing forms can only be prefilled when the visit comes from a contact- or lead-based journey.
The idea: Enable marketing form prefill for customer profile-based journeys.
This would provide a better customer experience and allow marketers to ben...
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Thank you for your feedback. Currently this is not on our roadmap, but we are tracking it, and with more feedback and support from the community we may consider it in the future. Sincerely, Petr Jantac, Microsoft