Sync data from Marketo to your warehouse destination via RudderStack.
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RudderStack’s Cloud Extract (ETL) product will be sunset on December 1, 202555. See this release note for more details.
Marketo is a leading marketing automation platform. It offers effective behavior tracking and personalized marketing solutions to enhance users’ product experience.
This document guides you in setting up Marketo as a source in RudderStack. Once configured, RudderStack automatically ingests your specified Marketo data and routes it to your specified data warehouse destination.
Start date: Select the date from when RudderStack should ingest your Shopify data. RudderStack will not replicate any data before this date.
Domain URL: Enter your Marketo base URL. See Marketo API documentation for more information on obtaining this URL.
Destination settings
The following settings specify how RudderStack sends the data ingested from Marketo to the connected warehouse destination:
Table prefix: RudderStack uses this prefix to create a table in your data warehouse and loads all your Marketo data into it.
Note that RudderStack does not add special characters like - or _ to the prefix by default. Hence, you need to specify it while setting the prefix.
Schedule Settings: RudderStack gives you three options to ingest the data from Marketo:
Basic: Runs the syncs at the specified time interval.
CRON: Runs the syncs based on the user-defined CRON expression.
Manual: You are required to run the syncs manually.
For more information on the schedule types, see Common Settings.
Frequency: Specify how often RudderStack should run the data syncs.
Sync Starting At: Set the time to start the sync (in UTC).
Select data to import
You can import specific Marketo data by selecting the required resources:
Resource
Sync type
Primary key
Cursor field
Bulk extract support
activity_types
Full Refresh
id
-
No
campaigns
Incremental
-
createdAt
No
leads
Incremental
-
updatedAt
Yes
lists
Incremental
-
-
No
programs
Incremental
-
updatedAt
No
activities_X
Incremental
marketoGUID
activityDate
Yes
For more information on the Full Refresh and Incremental sync modes, see Common Settings.
FAQ
Is it possible to have multiple Cloud Extract sources writing to the same schema?
Yes, it is.
We have implemented a feature wherein RudderStack associates a table prefix for every Cloud Extract source writing to a warehouse schema. This way, multiple Cloud Extract sources can write to the same schema with different table prefixes.
How do I obtain the Marketo client ID and secret?
To set up the Marketo API service and obtain the client ID and secret associated with it, follow these steps:
Log into your Marketo instance and click the Admin tab.
Select LaunchPoint.
Here, you will able to see all installed services used for connecting to Marketo.
Click View Details in your API service to see the associated client ID and secret. Use these credentials to configure the Marketo source in RudderStack.
How does RudderStack count the events for Cloud Extract sources?
RudderStack counts the number of records returned by the source APIs when queried during each sync. It considers each record as an event.
How does RudderStack set the table name for the data sent via Cloud Extract sources?
RudderStack sets the table name for the resource you are syncing to the warehouse by adding rudder_ to the Table prefix you set while configuring your Cloud Extract source in the dashboard.
For example, if you set test_ as the Table prefix in the dashboard, RudderStack sets the table name as test_rudder_<resource_name>, where <resource_name> is the name of the resource you are syncing (for example, contacts, messages, etc.).
Note that RudderStack does not add the character _ to the prefix by default. Hence, you need to specify it while setting the prefix.
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