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D365 Marketing
June 2026 update
The June release is ready for us! Not a whole lot is new unfortunately, but we might always see new things sneak in as often happens. Check your Versions section in the Settings area to see if you are up to date.
Create a Customer Insights Journeys Overview Page for Contacts
One of the things I enjoy most about custom pages is the ability to surface information from multiple tables in a way that makes sense to users. I built a Contact Journey Overview custom page that provides a complete view of a contact’s participation in Customer Insights – Journeys. By opening the page directly from a Contact record, users can see which journeys a contact has entered, whether those journeys are still active or have completed, and the triggers associated with them, all without leaving the Contact context. In this post, I’ll walk through how the custom page works, how data is loaded and displayed, and some of the techniques used to create a responsive and user-friendly experience.
Events
Marketing Journeys – Real-time Chats – June Webinar
Amey Holden and I will talk through the June 2026 release for Customer Insights – Journeys, plus talk through anything fun we’ve been working on. We’ll also answer your questions if you have them! NOTE: Due to scheduling accommodations, the webinars may be on two different dates in your local time zone.
Other Content
DMARC Adoption: FIFA World Cup 2026
I enjoyed this article from dmarcian who are tying in maybe not the most exciting data with the FIFA World Cup (starting this week). They are considering the FIFA World Cup ecosystem and how national teams, league clubs, sponsors, and host supporters are faring with domain security as they hit the global sports spotlight in June. Hosted jointly by three countries and expanded to 48 teams across 16 cities for the first time, the 2026 FIFA World Cup digital environment is awash with yellow and red cards when it comes to secure internet domains and email authentication.
