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Configuring Pardot Operations
To use the Pardot connector, add the <pardot.init>
element in your configuration before carrying out any other Pardot operations.
Pardot uses an API key for authorization. For more information on authentication, see http://developer.pardot.com/#authentication.
init
<pardot.init> <apiUrl>{$ctx:apiUrl}</apiUrl> <email>{$ctx:email}</email> <password>{$ctx:password}</password> <userKey>{$ctx:userKey}</userKey> <apiVersion>{$ctx:apiVersion}</apiVersion> <format>{$ctx:format}</format> <blocking>{$ctx:blocking}</blocking> </pardot.init>
Properties
-
apiUrl:
The apiUrl of the Pardot account. -
email:
The email address of the Pardot account. -
password:
The password of the Pardot account. -
userKey:
The 32-bit hexadecimal user key for your Pardot account. -
apiVersion:
The version of the Pardot API. -
format:
The API data format. Either xml or json (xml is default). -
blocking:
Set true to perform the blocking invocations to Pardot.
Configuring the operations
Now that you have connected to Pardot, use the information in the following topics to perform various operations with the connector.
- Working with Campaigns in Pardot
- Working with Email Clicks in Pardot
- Working with Forms in Pardot
- Working with Lifecycle Histories in Pardot
- Working with Lifecycle Stages in Pardot
- Working with Lists in Pardot
- Working with Opportunities in Pardot
- Working with Prospect Accounts in Pardot
- Working with Prospects in Pardot
- Working with Tags in Pardot
- Working with Users in Pardot
- Working with Visitor Activities in Pardot
- Working with Visitors in Pardot
- Working with Visits in Pardot