How to – Create Marketing form submission record through Flow (Power Automate) – Dynamics 365 Marketing


Recently we were exploring the possibility of creating a marketing form submission record through flow/custom code. Here simply creating the marketing form submission record is not enough, for it to be processed by the platform, we need to call the bound action – msdyncrm_UpdateMarketingFormSubmission with Step = Retry. (And it’s all not an officially supported scenario, so be careful)

Below is how the flow looks like

First, we create a form submission record –

After creating the form submission record, we are creating and associating the marketing field submission records with the values that we want to pass for the form – email, first name, and last name in this case.

And then eventually calling the action –msdyncrm_UpdateMarketingFormSubmission to trigger the submission (resubmit) of the form submission record.

On running the flow, we can see the record created with the status as pending.

Within a few seconds, if the input is correct, we can see the status updated as success

and the corresponding contact/lead created or updated.

Hope it helps..

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Author: Nishant Rana

I love working in and sharing everything about Microsoft.NET technology !

2 thoughts on “How to – Create Marketing form submission record through Flow (Power Automate) – Dynamics 365 Marketing”

  1. Hi Nishant, thanks for your post. Very useful! I attempted to implement with a similar approach a flow for RealTime marketing forms. Most aspects aligned perfectly, except for the crucial final step – the action. Regrettably, I haven’t been able to come across any applicable bound or unbound actions. Would you happen to have any suggestions in this regard?

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