Hi, we need more context on this. Can you give us a detailed description of the issue you’re facing?
]]>Hi Alexa. The # of Recipients are valid recipients selected for that particular email. Recipient Lists is the total count of recipients. In your case, you must take into account the # of Recipients.
]]>Hi, we need more context on this. Can you give us a detailed description of the issue you’re facing?
]]>So for example, if a manager asks me, “how large is the email list” – which # would be the best to communicate? The # of recipients? This is important because we have email limits so we’re trying to allocate how many emails we can send.
]]>Hi, we’ll need a bit more information about the use case you’re trying to address. Could you please raise a support ticket at [email protected] with the relevant details so our team can assist you further?
]]>All Activities.ActivityEvent = 217,All Activities.ActivityDate,Null) and when i replace the Null with 0 it allow me to save but when i try to use this column in report it show “Incompatible data formats detected!All Activities.ActivityDate this is Date range and i try to remove the the missing value with 0 that’s why it give me error i also try to use this formula “MinIf(All Activities.ActivityDate, All Activities.ActivityEvent = 217)” bu i can’t save this one i don’t why can you please help me in this.
]]>Hi, Saleem. You can refer to Meta’s event mapping guidelines to understand how custom events should be structured. In LeadSquared, you can map any field value, including a Lead Status such as “Qualified”, to a Meta native event or define it as a custom event. So just like you mapped “Closed-Won” to the custom event “AdmissionConfirmed”, you can similarly map the “Qualified” stage to a custom event in Meta based on your campaign tracking needs.
]]>Hi. Can you please email [email protected] with a bit more context on the issue you’re facing? Our team will reach out ASAP.
]]>Hi, At present, this feature isn’t available but is in the pipeline. Also, could you please contact [email protected] with the specific use-case you’re trying solve? Our team will check if there is a workaround.
]]>Hi. We need more context on this. Please give us a detailed description of the issue we’re facing, so that we can help you out.
]]>Hi. Could you please try with the following expression? The one below encloses the StatusCode value in quotations –
CountIf(
ToDate(EndDate) >= ToDate(CurrentDateTime)
AND ToDate(EndDate) < DurationAdd(ToDate(CurrentDateTime),1,'DAY')
AND StatusCode = '0'
)
EndDate) >= ToDate(CurrentDateTime)EndDate) < DurationAdd(ToDate(CurrentDateTime),1,’DAY’)StatusCode = 0Hi Abhishek, apologies for the delayed response. To learn how to distribute opportunities in a round robin format, please see Opportunity Distribution Automation.
]]>Hi Joju, apologies for the delayed response. Yes, when using Delete All Leads to remove leads from a list, the deletions are processed one by one.
]]>Hi, Krishna. You must include “countif”. Your expression would be CountIf('FieldName' >= 15)
Count(Field Team Process.RecordingDurationField>15) is this the right way?
Hey, Abhishek. This can be achieved using Permission Templates.
]]>Hey, Usman. Sorry for the delay. Can we please get on a call sometime this week to understand this requirement? What would be a good time to reach out to you?
]]>