The Recipient Time Zone feature in Marketo Engage is designed for batch-based communications, allowing emails to be delivered at a specified time relative to the recipient's inferred time zone. This functionality is available when scheduling an Email Program (like a newsletter) or a Batch Smart Campaign (like an event invitation). These initiatives have a defined, one-time or recurring schedule where this option can be selected. Triggered campaigns execute in real-time and do not have a schedule, while the core stream cadence of an engagement program is a single, fixed schedule for all members, not individualized by time zone.

A. The stream cadence for an engagement program is set to a single, specific time and time zone for all recipients in the stream, not on a per-recipient basis.

D. Similar to option A, the content of the stream (email assets only) does not change the fundamental way the stream cadence is scheduled as a single, fixed time.

E. Trigger smart campaigns execute immediately in response to a specific event. They are not scheduled in advance, so time zone-based delivery is not applicable.

1. Adobe Experience League, Marketo Engage Documentation, "Schedule an Email Program." This document explicitly shows the "Recipient Time Zone" checkbox in the scheduling step for an Email Program. It states, "Check the Recipient Time Zone box to have the email delivered at the specified time in the recipient's time zone. If unchecked, it will be delivered in the subscription's time zone." This directly supports option B.

2. Adobe Experience League, Marketo Engage Documentation, "Schedule a Batch Campaign." This guide details the scheduling options for a batch smart campaign, which is the mechanism used in option C. The documentation includes a section on the scheduler with the "Recipient Time Zone" checkbox, explaining its function to run the campaign at the specified time in the lead's time zone. This supports option C.

3. Adobe Experience League, Marketo Engage Documentation, "Edit an Engagement Program Stream Cadence." This source clarifies how stream cadence is configured. It shows a single time and time zone selection for the entire stream cast, stating, "Set the day(s), time, and time zone you want the cast to go out." This confirms that the cadence itself is not individualized by recipient time zone, making options A and D incorrect.

4. Adobe Experience League, Marketo Engage Documentation, "Using Triggers in Smart Campaigns." This document explains that triggers "listen for specific events to happen" and "run in near real-time." This confirms that triggered campaigns are not scheduled and therefore cannot use the Recipient Time Zone feature, invalidating option E.