Integration

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Call to marketing Cloud

=========Marketing Cloud API Integration:===========

public class MarketingCloudAPI {
    // Define the endpoint URL of the Marketing Cloud API
    private static final String API_ENDPOINT = 'https://YOUR_SUBDOMAIN.rest.marketingcloudapis.com/data/v1/async/query';

    public class SubscriberData {
        public String Id { get; set; }
        public String Name { get; set; }
        // Add more fields as needed
    }

    public static List<SubscriberData> fetchSubscriberData(List<String> emails) {
        // Prepare the request body
        Map<String, Object> requestBody = new Map<String, Object>{
            'emailList' => emails
        };

        // Serialize the request body to JSON
        String requestBodyJson = JSON.serialize(requestBody);

        // Make the API callout to Marketing Cloud
        HttpRequest request = new HttpRequest();
        request.setEndpoint(API_ENDPOINT);
        request.setMethod('POST');
        request.setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/json');
        request.setBody(requestBodyJson);

        // Make the HTTP request
        Http http = new Http();
        HttpResponse response = http.send(request);

        // Check the response status code
        if (response.getStatusCode() == 200) {
            // Deserialize the response body
            List<SubscriberData> subscriberDataList = (List<SubscriberData>) JSON.deserialize(response.getBody(), List<SubscriberData>.class);
            return subscriberDataList;
        } else {
            // Handle the error response
            System.debug('Error response from Marketing Cloud API: ' + response.getBody());
            // Throw an exception or return null based on your error handling strategy
            return null;
        }
    }
}

=============== Batch Apex Class:===============

global class UpdateSubscriberRecordsBatch implements Database.Batchable<sObject>, Database.AllowsCallouts {
    global Database.QueryLocator start(Database.BatchableContext BC) {
        // You can perform any initial setup or filtering here
        // For this example, let's assume we want to process all records
        return Database.getQueryLocator('SELECT Id, Name, Email FROM Subscriber__c');
    }

    global void execute(Database.BatchableContext BC, List<Subscriber__c> scope) {
        // Prepare the data to be sent to Marketing Cloud
        List<String> emails = new List<String>();
        for (Subscriber__c sub : scope) {
            emails.add(sub.Email__c);
        }

        // Make API call to Marketing Cloud to fetch subscriber data
        List<SubscriberData> subscriberDataList = MarketingCloudAPI.fetchSubscriberData(emails);

        // Process the fetched data
        // For this example, let's assume we update the Name field of Subscriber__c object
        List<Subscriber__c> recordsToUpdate = new List<Subscriber__c>();
        for (SubscriberData subData : subscriberDataList) {
            Subscriber__c record = new Subscriber__c(Id = subData.Id);
            record.Name = subData.Name;
            recordsToUpdate.add(record);
        }

        // Update records in Salesforce
        update recordsToUpdate;
    }

    global void finish(Database.BatchableContext BC) {
        // Perform any cleanup or post-processing tasks
    }
}

===========Trigger ========== trigger UpdateSubscriberRecordsTrigger on Subscriber__c (after insert) { // Check if conditions meet to trigger bulk update if (someCondition) { // Call future method to initiate the Batch Apex job asynchronously Database.executeBatch(new UpdateSubscriberRecordsBatch()); } }

[Khandagale-Saurabh]

how do we debug my org is connected to maketin cloud or not ChatGPT To verify if your Salesforce org is connected to the Marketing Cloud or not, you can follow these steps:

Check Connected Apps: Navigate to Setup > Apps > Connected Apps OAuth Usage. Look for the Marketing Cloud Connected App in the list. If it's listed there, it indicates that your Salesforce org has been connected to the Marketing Cloud using OAuth.

Review Installed Packages: Go to Setup > Installed Packages. Look for any Marketing Cloud packages installed in your org. If there are Marketing Cloud packages installed, it suggests that some level of integration has been set up between your Salesforce org and the Marketing Cloud.

Inspect Remote Site Settings: Go to Setup > Security > Remote Site Settings. Check if there are any Remote Site Settings configured for Marketing Cloud API endpoints. If present, it indicates that your org has been configured to allow outbound connections to the Marketing Cloud.

Review API Integrations: Examine any Apex classes, triggers, or external services that interact with the Marketing Cloud API. If there are components in your org that make API calls to the Marketing Cloud, it suggests that there is an integration in place.

Check API Usage: Monitor API usage in your Salesforce org to see if there are any API requests being made to the Marketing Cloud. You can view API usage metrics in Setup > System Overview or by using Salesforce event monitoring tools. Inspect OAuth Configuration: Verify the OAuth configuration settings in your org, especially if OAuth is used for authentication with the Marketing Cloud. Ensure that the OAuth settings (e.g., callback URL, client ID, client secret) match the configuration provided by the

Marketing Cloud. Review Integration Documentation: Refer to any integration documentation or setup guides provided by the Marketing Cloud to understand the integration process and verify the configuration steps.

Test API Connectivity: Perform test API requests to the Marketing Cloud API endpoints from your Salesforce org. Use tools like Workbench or Postman to manually execute API requests and verify if the communication is successful. By following these steps, you can determine if your Salesforce org is connected to the Marketing Cloud and identify any integration points or configurations that may be in place. If you're unsure about the status of the connection, you can also reach out to your Salesforce administrator or the Marketing Cloud administrator for assistance.

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Q]if it is connected and not getting response from marjeong cloud

If your Salesforce org is connected to the Marketing Cloud but you're not receiving a response from the Marketing Cloud, here's how you can debug the issue:

Check API Endpoint and Credentials: Verify that the API endpoint URL for the Marketing Cloud is correct and accessible. Ensure that the authentication credentials (username, password, client ID, client secret, access token, etc.) used for the API request are valid and up-to-date. Double-check that the authentication method (e.g., OAuth, SOAP headers) matches the requirements of the Marketing Cloud API. Review API Request Configuration: Examine the parameters and payload of the API request being sent to the Marketing Cloud. Ensure that the request is formatted correctly according to the Marketing Cloud API documentation. Validate that any required headers, parameters, or authentication tokens are included in the request. Enable Debug Logging: Use System.debug statements or Apex debug logs to log relevant information about the API request before sending it to the

Marketing Cloud. Enable debug logs for the user or Apex class making the API call to capture detailed information about the request, including headers, payload, and endpoint URL. Analyze the debug logs to verify that the request is being constructed and sent correctly.

Verify Connectivity: Check if there are any network issues or connectivity problems preventing communication between your Salesforce org and the Marketing Cloud. Use network diagnostic tools to verify connectivity to the Marketing Cloud API endpoint and troubleshoot any network-related issues. Review Marketing Cloud Configuration: Ensure that the Marketing Cloud instance is properly configured to receive API requests from your Salesforce org. Check if there are any configuration settings or restrictions in the Marketing Cloud that may be affecting the API response. Test API Requests: Perform manual API requests to the Marketing Cloud API endpoints using tools like Workbench or Postman. Verify if you're able to receive a response from the Marketing Cloud when making API requests outside of Salesforce. Consult Marketing Cloud Documentation: Refer to the official documentation provided by the Marketing Cloud for troubleshooting guidance and best practices. Look for any specific error codes or error messages in the Marketing Cloud documentation that may help diagnose the issue. Reach Out for Support: If the issue persists, consider reaching out to Salesforce support or the Marketing Cloud support team for assistance. Provide them with relevant information, including debug logs, API request details, and any error messages encountered, to help expedite the resolution of the issue.

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Q]Use System.debug statements or Apex debug logs to log relevant information about the API request before sending it to the

Use System.debug Statements: System.debug statements are used to log messages to the debug log during the execution of Apex code. You can insert System.debug statements at key points in your code to log relevant information about the API request before sending it to the Marketing Cloud. For example: apex Copy code System.debug('API Request: ' + requestBody);