The below sync error will occasionally show in the sync error table in Account Engagement:
'Field Type Mismatch: [Upsert Batch ID: ########] Object: Lead/Contact, Prospect failed as part of a batch sync. Please correct any other errors found and retry syncing.'
The ######## in the above message will be an alphanumeric string that represents the Upsert Batch ID value.
In pi.pardot.com:
1. Go to Admin >> Connectors
2. On Salesforce.com, click on the gear icon under Action column >> Sync Error
3. Click on Tools >> CSV Export >> Export Express >> Export
In Account Engagement Lightning App:
1. Go to Account Engagement Settings >> Connectors
2. On Salesforce.com, click on the gear icon under Action column >> Sync Error
3. Click on Tools >> CSV Export >> Export Express >> Export
For example, the below is a sample error from a single prospect that caused the whole batch to error out:
'Field Type Mismatch: [Upsert Batch ID: ########] Object: Lead, Field: Custom_Field_Name__c Prospect not synced because a field value: -0001-11-30T05:00:00.000Z does not match the format for the SFDC field type.'
For this example, the second half of the message indicates the issue:
1) The field in question is the prospect field that is mapped to the Salesforce Lead field with API name "Custom_Field_Name__c".
2) The issue is that the field value "-0001-11-30T05:00:00.000Z" does not match the Salesforce field type.
To fix this, track down that prospect and find the field and determine why the value is not appropriate for the Salesforce field type. After the value has been fixed on the Account Engagement record, follow the instructions from the Clear Prospect Sync Errors documentation for re-syncing those prospects.
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