You can use Occasion Email Attribute Mappings to map the fields that you want to
include in the Marketing Cloud Engagement send definition and to pass the field attributes into
the email messages.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Map Field Definitions
Field
Definition
Occasion Email Attribute Mapping Name
The name of the mapping record
Occasion Email Mapping
The parent record ID of this Email Attribute Mapping
Marketing Cloud Attribute Name
Attribute name in Engagement to which the field is mapped
Name of the Merge Variable within the Engagement template
Salesforce Field API Name
The Health Verification Object Field API name to be mapped
Classic Email templates don’t support dynamic variables. You must configure dynamic
variables in Engagement.
To create Occasion Email Attribute Mappings, complete these steps.
Set up Classic Email Templates.
Edit the header, body, or footer as needed, and save your changes
After you edit the email templates, from the Occasion Email Mapping record, click
Refresh.
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