SSJS Enablement - Session 2


 SSJS Enablement - Session 2





        Example 1 :

                Write SSJS Script to retrieve Account Details and store them in a data extension :

        Solution :

                  To store the details, we need to know the Account (Object) properties, you can get those properties here.

Based on these properties, we would create a data extension.



            Now, let us create an SSJS Script to retrieve Account object details :


<script runat="server" language="Javascript">
  Platform.Load("Core","1");
  try{
   
    //Retrieve Account Details
    var getAcct = Account.Retrieve();
   
   // Write(Stringify(getAcct));
    Write('\n' + 'Get the account name \n')
   
    Write('Name :'+getAcct[0].Name +'\n' );
    Write('ID :'+getAcct[0].ID +'\n' );
    Write('AccountType :'+getAcct[0].AccountType +'\n' );
    Write('BusinessName :'+getAcct[0].BusinessName +'\n' );
    Write('CustomerKey :'+getAcct[0].CustomerKey + '\n' );
    Write('Address :'+getAcct[0].Address + '\n' );
    Write('City :'+getAcct[0].City + '\n' );
    Write('State :'+getAcct[0].State + '\n' );
    Write('Country :'+getAcct[0].Country + '\n' );
   
  }
  catch(ex){
    Write(ex.message);
  }
</script>

    Let's create an email, paste this code and try to  preview & test :

   


    An exception is caught. We can't use the "Retrieve" function in emails especially when we try to preview & test.


So, let's create a code resource of type Javascript and paste the above code snippet. Also, let's save and publish it. Hit the code resource URL and validate if it works.


Bingo! it works! Now, let's update our code to store the account details we retrieved into a data extension:

<script runat="server" language="Javascript">
  Platform.Load("Core","1");
  try{
   
    //Retrieve Account Details
    var getAcct = Account.Retrieve();
   
   // Write(Stringify(getAcct));
    Write('\n' + 'Get the account name \n')
   
    Write('Name :'+getAcct[0].Name +'\n' );
    Write('ID :'+getAcct[0].ID +'\n' );
    Write('AccountType :'+getAcct[0].AccountType +'\n' );
    Write('BusinessName :'+getAcct[0].BusinessName +'\n' );
    Write('CustomerKey :'+getAcct[0].CustomerKey + '\n' );
    Write('Address :'+getAcct[0].Address + '\n' );
    Write('City :'+getAcct[0].City + '\n' );
    Write('State :'+getAcct[0].State + '\n' );
    Write('Country :'+getAcct[0].Country + '\n' );
   
    //Store the details in a data extension
    var accountDE = DataExtension.Init("DataExtensionExternalKey");
    accountDE.Rows.Add(
                         {
                            Name:getAcct[0].Name
                           ,ID:getAcct[0].ID
                           ,AccountType:getAcct[0].AccountType
                           ,BusinessName:+getAcct[0].BusinessName
                           ,CustomerKey:getAcct[0].CustomerKey
                           ,Address:getAcct[0].Address
                           ,City:getAcct[0].City
                           ,State:getAcct[0].State
                           ,Country:getAcct[0].Country
                         }
    );
   
  }
  catch(ex){
    Write(ex.message);
  }
</script>

Save and Publish the code resource, and validate the code by hitting the URL.

You may also create a script activity and add the script activity in your automation and validate.




 Example 2 :

                Write SSJS Script to retrieve Account User Details and store them in a data extension :



            <script runat="server" language="Javascript">

          Platform.Load("Core","1");
  try{
   
    //Retrieve Account User Details
    var getAcctUser = AccountUser.Retrieve();
    var accountUserDE = DataExtension.Init("AccountUserDetailsDE");
   
    //Write(Stringify(getAcctUser));
   
    Write('\n' + 'Get the account user details : \n \n')
    for(var i=0; i<getAcctUser.length; i++) {
      Write('Name :'+getAcctUser[i].Name +'\n' );
      Write('MID :'+getAcctUser[i].ID +'\n' );
      Write('AccountUserID :'+getAcctUser[i].AccountUserID +'\n' );
      Write('CustomerKey :'+getAcctUser[i].CustomerKey +'\n' );
      Write('UserID :'+getAcctUser[i].UserID +'\n' );
      Write('MustChangePassword :'+getAcctUser[i].MustChangePassword +'\n' );
      Write('IsAPIUser :'+getAcctUser[i].IsAPIUser +'\n' );
      Write('CreatedDate :'+getAcctUser[i].CreatedDate +'\n' );
      Write('ModifiedDate :'+getAcctUser[i].ModifiedDate +'\n' );
      Write('------------------------------------------------\n');
     
       //Store the details into a data extension
       accountUserDE.Rows.Add(
                         {
                            Name:getAcctUser[i].Name
                           ,MID:getAcctUser[i].ID
                           ,AccountUserID:getAcctUser[i].AccountUserID
                           ,CustomerKey:+getAcctUser[i].CustomerKey
                           ,UserID:getAcctUser[i].UserID
                           ,MustChangePassword:getAcctUser[i].MustChangePassword
                           ,IsAPIUser:getAcctUser[i].IsAPIUser
                           ,CreatedDate:getAcctUser[i].CreatedDate
                           ,ModifiedDate:getAcctUser[i].ModifiedDate
                         }
    );
  }
   
   
  }
  catch(ex){
    Write(ex.message);
  }
</script>


 Example 3 :

          Write SSJS Script to retrieve Data Extension Details and store them in a data extension :

            <script runat="server" language="Javascript">
  Platform.Load("Core","1");
  try{
   
    //Retrieve Data Extension  Details
    var dataExtensions = DataExtension.Retrieve();
    var dataExtensionsDE = DataExtension.Init("Data Extension Details DE");
   
       //Write(Stringify(dataExtensions));
      for(var i=0; i<dataExtensions.length; i++) {
      Write('Name :'+dataExtensions[i].Name +'\n' );
      Write('Description :'+dataExtensions[i].Description +'\n' );
      Write('IsSendable :'+dataExtensions[i].IsSendable +'\n' );
      Write('IsTestable :'+dataExtensions[i].IsTestable +'\n' );
      Write('CategoryID :'+dataExtensions[i].CategoryID +'\n' );
      Write('IsPlatformObject :'+dataExtensions[i].IsPlatformObject +'\n' );
      Write('CustomerKey :'+dataExtensions[i].CustomerKey +'\n' );
      Write('CreatedDate :'+dataExtensions[i].CreatedDate +'\n' );
      Write('ModifiedDate :'+dataExtensions[i].ModifiedDate +'\n' );
      Write('ObjectID :'+dataExtensions[i].ObjectID +'\n' );
      Write('SendableDataExtensionField :'+
            Stringify(dataExtensions[i].SendableDataExtensionField) +'\n' );
      Write('SendableSubscriberField :'+
                Stringify(dataExtensions[i].SendableSubscriberField) +'\n' );
      Write('------------------------------------------------\n');
     
       //Store the details into a data extension
       dataExtensionsDE.Rows.Add(
                         {
                            Name:dataExtensions[i].Name
                           ,Description:dataExtensions[i].Description
                           ,IsSendable:dataExtensions[i].IsSendable
                           ,IsTestable:dataExtensions[i].IsTestable
                           ,CategoryID:dataExtensions[i].CategoryID
                           ,IsPlatformObject:dataExtensions[i].IsPlatformObject
                           ,CustomerKey:dataExtensions[i].CustomerKey
                           ,CreatedDate:dataExtensions[i].CreatedDate
                           ,ModifiedDate:dataExtensions[i].ModifiedDate
                           ,ObjectID:dataExtensions[i].ObjectID
                           ,SendableDataExtensionField:
                            Stringify(dataExtensions[i].SendableDataExtensionField)
                           ,SendableSubscriberField:
                            Stringify(dataExtensions[i].SendableSubscriberField)
                         }
    );
  }
   
  }
  catch(ex){
    Write(ex.message);
  }
</script>

 Example 4 :

            Write SSJS Script to retrieve Data Extension Fields

<script runat="server" language="Javascript">
  Platform.Load("Core","1");
  try{
   
    //Retrieve Data Extension  Details
    var myDE = DataExtension.Init("DD0DC615-2A64-4F4E-A7D3-781449B14CF8");
    var fields =  myDE.Fields.Retrieve();
   
   // Write(Stringify(fields));
    for(var i=0; i<fields.length; i++) {
      Write('Name :'+fields[i].Name +'\n' );
      Write('ObjectID :'+fields[i].ObjectID +'\n' );
      Write('FieldType :'+fields[i].FieldType +'\n' );
      Write('IsPrimaryKey :'+fields[i].IsPrimaryKey +'\n' );
      Write('MaxLength :'+fields[i].MaxLength +'\n' );
      Write('Ordinal :'+fields[i].Ordinal +'\n' );
      Write('DefaultValue :'+fields[i].DefaultValue +'\n' );
      Write('StorageType :'+fields[i].StorageType +'\n' );
      Write('------------------------------------------------\n');
    }
  }
  catch(ex){
    Write(ex.message);
  }
</script>

 Example 5: Write an SSJS to retrieve tracking information about the Business Unit 

<script runat="server" language="Javascript">
  Platform.Load("Core","1");
  try{
    var filter={
      Property:"CustomerKey"
      ,SimpleOperator:"equals"
      ,Value:"XXXX-XXXX-XXX-XXX-XXXXXXX"
    };
    var acctTracking = Account.Tracking.Retrieve(filter);
    //Write(Stringify(acctTracking));
   
    Write('\n \n Write Tracking information about the account :\n \n');
    var trackingDE = DataExtension.Init("Tracking");
   
    for(var i=0;i<acctTracking.length;i++)
    {
      Write("Sends :  \n");
      Write("\t \t Total :" + acctTracking[i].Sends.Total +"\n");
      Write("Bounces :  \n");
      Write("\t \t Total :" + acctTracking[i].Bounces.Total +"\n");
      Write("\t \t HardBounces :" + acctTracking[i].Bounces.HardBounces +"\n");
      Write("\t \t SoftBounces :" + acctTracking[i].Bounces.SoftBounces +"\n");
      Write("\t \t BlockBounces :" + acctTracking[i].Bounces.BlockBounces +"\n");
      Write("\t \t TechnicalBounces:" +acctTracking[i].Bounces.TechnicalBounces +"\n");
      Write("\t \t UnknownBounces :" + acctTracking[i].Bounces.UnknownBounces +"\n");
      Write("Clicks :  \n");
      Write("\t \t Total :" + acctTracking[i].Clicks.Total +"\n");
      Write("\t \t Unique :" + acctTracking[i].Clicks.Unique +"\n");
      Write("Opens :  \n");
      Write("\t \t Total :" + acctTracking[i].Opens.Total +"\n");
      Write("\t \t Unique :" + acctTracking[i].Opens.Unique +"\n");
      Write("Unsubscribes :  \n");
      Write("\t \t Unique :" + acctTracking[i].Unsubscribes.Unique +"\n");
     
       //Store the details into a data extension
       trackingDE.Rows.Add(
                         {
                            TotalSends:acctTracking[i].Sends.Total
                           ,HardBounces:acctTracking[i].Bounces.HardBounces
                           ,SoftBounces:acctTracking[i].Bounces.SoftBounces
                           ,BlockBounces:+acctTracking[i].Bounces.BlockBounces
                           ,TechnicalBounces: acctTracking[i].Bounces.TechnicalBounces
                           ,TotalClicks:acctTracking[i].Clicks.Total
                           ,UniqueClicks:acctTracking[i].Clicks.Unique
                           ,TotalOpens:acctTracking[i].Opens.Total
                           ,UniqueOpens:acctTracking[i].Opens.Unique
                           ,Unsubscribes:acctTracking[i].Unsubscribes.Unique
                         }
    );
    }
  }
  catch(ex){
    Write(ex.message);
  }
</script>


Example 6:  Write an SSJS to retrieve all timezones


<script runat="server" language="Javascript">
    Platform.Load("core","1");
    try{
    var timezones =DateTime.TimeZone.Retrieve();
    //Write(Stringify(timezones)+'\n');
    Write(' All timezones : \n \n' );
    for(var i=0;i<timezones.length;i++)
    {
        Write('\n');
    Write('Name :' + timezones[i].Name + '\n');
    }
  }
    catch(ex){
        Write(ex.message);
  }
</script>

Example 7:  SSJS Enablement Session 2 Level Up


<script runat="server" language="Javascript">
  Platform.Load("Core","1");
 
  // * ==== Retrieve functions for Salesforce Marketing Cloud Starts here ===== *//
  function RetrieveAccount()
  {
    var getAcct = Account.Retrieve();
    return getAcct;
  }
 
 
  function RetrieveAccountUser()
  {
    var getAcctUser = AccountUser.Retrieve();
    return getAcctUser;
  }
 
   function RetrieveDataExtensions()
  {
    var dataExtensions = DataExtension.Retrieve();
    return dataExtensions;
  }
  // * == Retrieve functions for Salesforce Marketing Cloud ends here =============*//
  // * ============================================================================*//
 
 
 
  // * ============================================================================*//
  // * Data Extension Add Row functions for Salesforce Marketing Cloud Starts here *//
 
  function AddAccountRecords(customerKey,records)
  {
    var accountDE = DataExtension.Init(customerKey);
    accountDE.Rows.Add(
                         {
                            Name:records[0].Name
                           ,ID:records[0].ID
                           ,AccountType:records[0].AccountType
                           ,BusinessName:+records[0].BusinessName
                           ,CustomerKey:records[0].CustomerKey
                           ,Address:records[0].Address
                           ,City:records[0].City
                           ,State:records[0].State
                           ,Country:records[0].Country
                         }
    );
  }
 
  function AddAccountUserRecords(customerKey,records)
  {
    var accountUserDE = DataExtension.Init(customerKey);
   
    for(var i=0; i<records.length; i++) {
    accountUserDE.Rows.Add(
                         {
                            Name:records[i].Name
                           ,MID:records[i].ID
                           ,AccountUserID:records[i].AccountUserID
                           ,CustomerKey:+records[i].CustomerKey
                           ,UserID:records[i].UserID
                           ,MustChangePassword:records[i].MustChangePassword
                           ,IsAPIUser:records[i].IsAPIUser
                           ,CreatedDate:records[i].CreatedDate
                           ,ModifiedDate:records[i].ModifiedDate
                         }
                       );
    }
  }
 
  function AddDataExtensionProperties(customerKey,records)
  {
    var dataExtensionsDE = DataExtension.Init(customerKey);
    for(var i=0; i<records.length; i++) {
       dataExtensionsDE.Rows.Add(
                         {
                            Name:records[i].Name
                           ,Description:records[i].Description
                           ,IsSendable:records[i].IsSendable
                           ,IsTestable:records[i].IsTestable
                           ,CategoryID:records[i].CategoryID
                           ,IsPlatformObject:records[i].IsPlatformObject
                           ,CustomerKey:records[i].CustomerKey
                           ,CreatedDate:records[i].CreatedDate
                           ,ModifiedDate:records[i].ModifiedDate
                           ,ObjectID:records[i].ObjectID
                           ,SendableDataExtensionField:
                            Stringify(records[i].SendableDataExtensionField)
                           ,SendableSubscriberField:
                             Stringify(records[i].SendableSubscriberField)
                         }
    );
    }
  }
 
  // * Data Extension Add Row functions for Salesforce Marketing Cloud Ends here *//
  // * ===-========================================================================*//
 
 
 
  // * ============================================================================*//
  // * Demonstrate how we can level up and build a use case for SSJS   *//
  // * SSJS Enablement Session 2                                                   *//
  // * Date : 10th June 2023                                                      *//
  // * ============================================================================*//
 
  try{
    var getAcct=RetrieveAccount();
    var acctCustomerKey = Platform.Function.Lookup(
                                                    'ObjectsConfig'
                                                    ,'CustomerKey'
                                                    ,'ObjectName'
                                                    ,'Account'
                                                );
    AddAccountRecords(acctCustomerKey,getAcct);
   
    var getAcctUser=RetrieveAccountUser();
    var acctUserCustomerKey = Platform.Function.Lookup(
                                                        'ObjectsConfig'
                                                        ,'CustomerKey'
                                                        ,'ObjectName'
                                                        ,'AccountUser'
                                                       );
    AddAccountUserRecords(acctUserCustomerKey,getAcctUser);
   
    var dataExtensions=RetrieveDataExtensions();
    var dataExtensionsCustomerKey = Platform.Function.Lookup(
                                                             'ObjectsConfig'
                                                             ,'CustomerKey'
                                                             ,'ObjectName'
                                                             ,'DataExtension'
                                                             );
    AddDataExtensionProperties(dataExtensionsCustomerKey,dataExtensions)
   
    Write("Operation compelted successfully");
  }
  catch(ex){
    Write(ex.message +'\n');
    Write(ex.description +'\n');
  }
</script>




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EMAIL NOT SENT IN JOURNEY BUILDER

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CONSIDERATIONS FOR JOURNEY BUILDER

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Understanding Transactional Messaging

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Preference Center Demystified

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Journey Builder REST API Documentation

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