Campaign Influence is a Salesforce feature that tracks which marketing campaigns contributed to an Opportunity, helping teams understand marketing attribution and revenue impact. Customizable Campaign Influence allows organizations to configure attribution models and manually associate Campaign Influence records with Opportunities.
When a Campaign record is deleted in Salesforce, it does not automatically delete any related Campaign Influence records. These orphaned Campaign Influence records remain associated with the Opportunity but no longer have a valid Campaign name or Campaign ID reference. This prevents further edits to any related Opportunity records and causes an Internal Salesforce Error.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
For more information on Campaign Influence, see Understanding Customizable Campaign Influence.
When a Campaign is deleted from Salesforce, its associated Campaign Influence records are not automatically removed. These orphaned records remain linked to Opportunities but no longer have a valid Campaign reference. This causes an Internal Salesforce Error when users attempt to edit those Opportunity records (for example, changing the Close Date).
A Salesforce Administrator must manually remove the orphaned Campaign Influence records from each affected Opportunity. Follow the steps below:
After removing the orphaned Campaign Influence references, users are able to edit the Opportunity record (including changing the Close Date) without encountering the Internal Salesforce Error.
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