1. Click YouTube.
2. Select the YouTube account.
3. Click Accept at the window. A prompt appears for Marketing Cloud account access. The Add or Remove YouTube dialog shows the YouTubeaccount channel or channels and the accountname appears with "Connected Account" in thecorner.
4. To add to Social Studio, select the newly added YouTube channel or channels.
5. Click Save.
6. If there are multiple YouTube channels from other YouTube accounts already connected, find and select the YouTube channel or channels just added.
7. Click Add Social Account.

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1. Click the name of its master action link group template.
2. Click the Action Link Template ID to open the detail page for the action link template.
3. Click Edit.If the associated action link group template isn’t published, edit any field. If it’s published, edit any of these fields:Action URLHTTP Request BodyHTTP HeadersThese fields support contextvariables and bindingvariables.You can add and delete context variables in any of these fields.You cannot add a new binding variable. You can:Move a binding variable to another editable field in an action link template.Use a binding variable more than once in an action link template.Use a binding variable more than once in any action link templates associated with the same action link group template. Remove binding variables.
4. Action URL
5. HTTP Request Body
6. HTTP Headers
7. Move a binding variable to another editable field in an action link template.
8. Use a binding variable more than once in an action link template.
9. Use a binding variable more than once in any action link templates associated with the same action link group template.
10. Remove binding variables.

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1. Log in to your Marketing Cloud account.
2. Hover over your username and select Cloud Preferences under Settings.
3. Click Default Login Preference to select the screen that displays when you first log into your account.
4. Click the radio button next to the app you wish to display when you first log into your account.
5. Click Save.

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1. Make sure Einstein Activity Capture is enabled.
2. From Setup, enter Permission Sets in the Quick Find box, and then select Permission Sets.
3. Click the Einstein Analytics for Sales Cloud permission set, and assign it to up to five users.Assigned users can view activity reports from the Analytics tab or Analytics Studio.
4. To make sure all other Inbox users have read-only access to the Activities dashboard, go to the Inbox With Einstein Activity Capture permission set. Then, make sure the Access to View-Only Licensed Templates and Apps permission is enabled. If you created a custom permission set for Inbox, go to it and enable the permission.Users can view activity reports from the Activities Dashboard tab, not Analytics Studio.

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1. Select the field mapping set from the dropdown list.
2. Click Edit.
3. Edit and save changes.
4. Select Field Mapping Set.
5. Click Add.
6. Select the CRM Entity.
7. From CRM Related Entity, select CurrentEntity to map attributes from the primary entity or select a parent entity from the dropdown.
8. Choose the CRM Field Name.
9. Select the Salesforce Marketing Cloud FieldName from the field mapping set to map to the CRM field.

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1. Click Interactions.
2. Click Messages.
3. Click Email.
4. Click Triggered.
5. Click Create.
6. For standard triggered sends, select Create Triggered Send.
7. Complete Properties.PropertyDescriptionNotesNameName or title of this email message interaction.Use this name to identify the message in the application. Subscribers cannot see the name.External KeyUnique identifier for the message.Use this value to identify the message when using the API.DescriptionA brief explanation of the email's content and purpose.A brief explanation of the email's content and purpose.Send ClassificationSets a send classification to use for this interaction. Override Sender ProfileDetermines whether the interaction uses a different sender profile than indicated in the send classification.If selected, select an override sender profile to use.Override Delivery ProfileDetermines whether the interaction uses a different delivery profile than indicated in the send classification.If selected, select an override delivery profile to use.
8. Complete Content.PropertyDescriptionNotesEmailMessage content sent by this interaction.Classic emails, Content Builder emails, and shared Content Builder emails can be used in Triggered Send Interactions.Subject LineSubject or title of the email message.To change the subject line, change the email's content. The subject line automatically generates from the email you choose.
9. Complete Subscriber Management.PropertyDescriptionNotesListList that holds Subscriber data, including status, for Subscribers who trigger this email interaction.Failing to select a list results in use of the Triggered Send Managed List, a hidden system-defined List, to track status. Avoid this scenario as the Triggered Send Managed List does not support all triggered send-based functionality.Triggered Send Data ExtensionThe data extension to update with data from requests to trigger this email interaction.Select a value in this field if you use a data extension created using the TriggeredSendDataExtension template. You can select a list or a data extension.Add subscribers to this listDetermines whether the list accepts new subscriber information of subscribers who trigger this email interaction.If selected, the send adds the subscriber to a selected list if that email address does not already appear on the list. This setting only applies to the selected list and is not related to the selected data extension.Update SubscribersIf you pass in new data for a pre-existing subscriber attribute via the API call, it updates that subscriber's attributes.This setting applies to the selected list and is not related to the selected data extension.
10. To include a suppression list that prevents certain addresses from receiving triggered email messages, select that list.
11. To use a data extension or exclusion script to prevent email from going to selected domains, select the data extension or enter the script.
12. Complete optional Send Options.PropertyDescriptionNotesCC Email AddressMore email addresses you want to receive a copy of this email.These addresses are visible to email recipients. You can also use the Lookup() function in AMPscript to call email address information.BCC Email AddressMore email addresses you want to receive a copy of this email.These addresses are not visible to email recipients. You can also use the Lookup() function in AMPscript to call email address information.Track all links found within this emailDetermines whether the system collects tracking information on the links in this email. Send as Multipart MIMEDetermines whether you send the message as multipart MIME to provide a text version of the email to subscribers whose email client doesn't support HTML email.Use multipart MIME format for international sending because it allows character sets other than US-ASCII.Suppress this Send from ReportsWhen selected, reports exclude sends from this interaction.Use this option to prevent test sends from appearing in reports.PriorityDetermines how quickly a triggered email is sent.High - Queued immediately. Using this setting requires an additional cost.Medium - Queued every minute by default. It can take up to 1 minute to send theemail.Low - Queued every 5 minutes. It can take up to 5 minutes to send the email.KeywordCategorizes the interactionIf you enter a value in this field, that value is available to API calls.Send LoggingLog the send in the SendLog data extension. Disable API calls to this triggered send when an email build error threshold is reachedSet a threshold of errors before API calls are disabled and the send process is stopped.By default, the send process stops when an error occurs while building an email for a subscriber. These errors can occur for several reasons, including an API call passing in bad data or an AMPscript runtime error. However, the system continues to accept API calls even after an error occurs. If you want to use a back-up system when the threshold is reached, this option allows visibility at the API layer to the error.Note Use Disable API calls to this triggered send when an email build error threshold is reached if your account uses the asynchronous API.Note The error threshold defaults to zero. The first error stops sends, but the systemcontinues to accept API calls. To change the error threshold, contact your Marketing Cloudaccount representative. Once that number changes, the system disables API calls after reachingthe threshold.
13. High - Queued immediately. Using this setting requires an additional cost.
14. Medium - Queued every minute by default. It can take up to 1 minute to send theemail.
15. Low - Queued every 5 minutes. It can take up to 5 minutes to send the email.
16. Save.

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1. Select the Navigation Menu component in the page you’re configuring.
2. To display the App Launcher in existing communities, deselect Hide App Launcher in community header.
3. To let users see the App Launcher, enable the Show App Launcher in Communities permission in user profiles in Setup. By default, this user permission is enabled for all standard profiles and not enabled for custom profiles. Enable this user perm on custom profiles or create a permission set.

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1. Generate a 256-bit tenant secret using the method of your choice.You can generate your tenant secret in one of 2 ways:Use your own on-premises resources to generate a tenant secretprogrammatically, using an open source library such as Bouncy Castle orOpenSSL. Tip We've provided a script that may be useful as a guide to the process.Use a key brokering partner that can generate, secure, and share accessto your tenant secret.
2. Use your own on-premises resources to generate a tenant secretprogrammatically, using an open source library such as Bouncy Castle orOpenSSL. Tip We've provided a script that may be useful as a guide to the process.
3. Use a key brokering partner that can generate, secure, and share accessto your tenant secret.
4. Wrap your tenant secret with the public key from the BYOK-compatible certificate you generated.Specify the OAEP padding scheme. Make sure the resulting encrypted tenant secret and hashed tenant secret files are encoded using base64.
5. Encode this encrypted tenant secret to base64.
6. Calculate an SHA-256 hash of the plaintext tenant secret.
7. Encode the SHA-256 hash of the plaintext tenant secret to base64.

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1. Select the field.
2. Click Configure in the Propertiespane.
3. Select the source of the default value.OptionDescriptionFixed ValueUse when you want to specify the value. For example, for a text field, you could add default text.Alternatively, if the field is a picklist, you can select a defaultvalue from the list.URL Query StringUse when you want to pass variablecontent via a URL to the item when the page loads. For example, if you’re working with a picklist field,you could pass variable information, such as location, to filter thelist and display only items from that location. See Data Filtering Examples for similar scenarios using data repeaters.Global PropertyUse when you want to use a fixed valuefrom the site, such as the current date or current time.Request HeaderUse when you want to use a valuefrom the browser, such as the host header or browser version.
4. Set the default value.
5. Click Save.

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1. Make sure that your account has an asset based renewal method.
2. Click Amend Assets on your account.Salesforce CPQ displays the Asset Selection page. This page displays all the assets you created when you contracted the opportunities or orders related to primary quotes on your account.
3. Select the assets you want to amend and click Amend.Salesforce CPQ creates an amendment quote and opens it in the quote line editor. This amendment quote looks up to an amendment opportunity on your account.
4. Amend your quote as needed and then click Save.You can add new products, increase quote line quantities, or decrease quote line quantities. If the product you’re amending has its asset amendment behavior set to Allow Refund, you can reduce its quantity to zero. You cannot apply discounts to an asset that you’re amending.Salesforce CPQ calculates product quantity and price on your amendment opportunity based on the difference of the original quote and the amendment quote. The amendment opportunity updates its Primary Quote fields with a link to your original quote.

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Supported Editions - All Salesforce CPQ Editions