Marketing Cloud Engagement will officially be integrated with Trailblazer Id!
After July 25th, 2025** you will be able to log in to the the Help portal via the new Marketing Cloud Engagement login option to access your support cases in one location.
**It will not be possible to connect your Marketing Cloud Engagement portal account to a Trailblazer.ID (TBID) account until AFTER July 25th. Up until that time, you will need to continue logging into the portal via your MCE instance in the legacy manner that you have been using thus far. The only ask prior to the July 25th release is to have a Trailblazer account created for yourself, if you do not already have one, so that you are ready on that day**
NOTE: Email Address is the single source of truth for Trailblazer.id authentication. If your email address for accessing the portal through your Marketing Cloud Engagement instance is the same as an email address already aligned with your Trailblazer account, then the system should automatically sync on July 18th so that your MCE instance shows in the selectable TBID org picker, without the need for manual intervention. If the email addresses do not match between the two platforms, you will need to manually connect the two via the following instructions after the July 18th release:
1.) Log into your TBID account
2.) Go to My Cases tab-> Manage All Orgs
3.) Click the 'Connect an Org' button
For customers who have multiple orgs to support, org selection is useful when getting support and viewing cases.
Have a question about Trailblazer Accounts, review the frequency asked question.
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