Try to setup your microflow like this: (person would be your customer and don’t forget to pass the customer object at the end)
The first retrieve action:
And second retrieve action:
Let me know if this worked out for you!
BR
Jan
With that Microflow you’re not returning the customer name. You’re pulling an object (the first object) of type “Customers” which’s attribute “FirstName” matches the “Name” attribute of the $currentUser.
I’m not quite sure what you want to do but if I got you right your goal was/is to put a greeting for the logged in user on your homepage. In order to do so you could just (for example) use a data view with the Account as a page parameter and the use dynamic text to show the name of that user on your page. E.g.:
I’m not quite sure what you want to do but if I got you right your goal was/is to put a greeting for the logged in user on your homepage. – Yes, I need to display the logged in user name on home page like
Could it be possible to get the first name of customer using microflow? If yes, could you please provide me the xpath constraint
Conrad,
Please find the below attributes list of my $currentuser. Please let me know if you need more information