A System Administrator at a financial consulting firm is configuring a Salesforce Campaign to track participant engagement for an upcoming executive summit. The marketing team added custom Campaign Member Status values: 'Invited', 'Registered', and 'Attended'. However, campaign performance metrics show that contacts marked as 'Attended' are not being counted toward Total Responses on campaign reports, whereas contacts marked as 'Registered' are incorrectly increasing the response count. Which administrative action should the System Administrator take to resolve this reporting issue?
- Edit the Campaign Member Status values for the campaign, checking the 'Responded' box for 'Attended' and unchecking it for 'Registered'.Cevap
- BModify Organization-Wide Defaults for Campaigns to set the default response status automatically to 'Attended'.
- CUpdate the Lead Conversion Field Mapping to map the custom Campaign Member Status field to the Opportunity Stage field.
- DAdd the 'Attended' value to the standard Lead Status picklist to allow automatic recalculation of campaign responses.
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Edit the Campaign Member Status values for the campaign, ensuring the 'Responded' checkbox is enabled for 'Attended' and disabled for 'Registered'.
In Salesforce, Campaign Member Status values include a 'Responded' checkbox setting. Any member whose status has the 'Responded' box checked is counted in aggregate campaign metrics such as Total Responses. To fix the issue where 'Attended' is not counted and 'Registered' is incorrectly counted, the administrator must edit the campaign member statuses to enable the 'Responded' checkbox for 'Attended' and disable it for 'Registered'.
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