Hi Veronica.As far as I can tell. I only did a Convert. However there is another factor at play. The convert was not done in SF manually.I performed the Convert through RingLead, w...
Hi Steven,That's what I'm trying to say. The activity logged a "Convert Person", AND through that conversion, it appears that it also Merged a two records. So you, this makes sense...
Hi Sant Singh Rathaur, Thanks for taking the time to respond. Yes, I agree that is an obvious test to conduct, however I am looking for expert community knowledge of these "reason...
I just converted a lead to a contact in Salesforce, and then the record triggered a score update:This is despite having a criteria on our score triggers (which are global, not camp...
If we learn a person is no longer at the company, we must preserve their history at their previous location.If we do not know where they movedMark person record inactive Leave emai...
Yeah I think that the dream of a single record for each person on the planet is flawed. You need to snapshot records and create new records if they move to a new account.
I think this has really helped. Thanks guys.We're adding an "Inactive" field. As we grow and we inevitably integrate our back office ERP with CRM, I have to consider that you have ...
Here is another one:A new event generates a new email address for the same person, at the existing company. The old email has bounced as invalid, the new one is good. Do you merge ...
Or are you saying, only if the new information came from a marketing campaign? So dependent on source, take a different action.I am sure a solution like bizible would want to prese...
Hi Jay I agree with your thinking. That said, here is another thought.Imagine an account manager is on the phone to a customer and they find out some person is no longer there. Do ...