Note - This article is in relation to Account Engagement Sandbox environments only and not Production. In addition, this article is specifically regarding the 'b2bmaIntegration' managed package and not in relation to the 'Account Engagement (Pardot)' package.
Within Account Engagement associated Sandbox Orgs, on occasions, it can either have the incorrect b2bmaIntegration package installed with the namespace ‘b2bma’ which is for Production Orgs or it may not have this package installed at all. As a result of this, it would prevent being able to fully configure and utilise the Account Engagement Sandbox functionality as the Salesforce Connector will be stuck indefinitely on status 'verification in progress'.
To check what namespace version of the package you have/if you have this package installed in the Sandbox Org, it's as follows:
Uninstalling the Production version of the b2bmaIntegration package installed with the namespace ‘b2bma’ from the Sandbox Org
(If your Sandbox Org does not have any b2bmaIntegration package installed, proceed straight to 'Installing the b2bmaIntegration package with the correct namespace ‘pi3’ in the Sandbox Org' in the section below this)
If there's a b2bmaIntegration package with the namespace 'b2bma', please proceed with these steps to first completely uninstall it from the Sandbox Org:
Installing the b2bmaIntegration package with the correct namespace ‘pi3’ in the Sandbox Org
Please proceed with these steps to install and configure the correct b2bmaIntegration package for a Sandbox Org with namespace ‘pi3’
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