Article ID: 976
Last updated: 09 Mar, 2020
A Collector Account acts as a default account when a match cannot be made against an existing contact. There is a straightforward way to identify and manually match the contacts and accounts at a later date. How Collector Accounts WorkCollector accounts work as follows:
Set Up a Collector AccountThere are three strategies to set up a collector account, but the third is available only for Salesforce. Strategy #1: Set up a collector account that has a specific prefix for every unmatched contact (supported for any CRM)Rather than using a single collector account, a new account is created that has a specific prefix for each unmatched contact. Implementation for Riva Cloud: Implementation for Riva On-Premise to add a prefix to the new account that is created:
Strategy #2: Set up one collector account for all users (supported for any CRM)All unmatched items are assigned to a single collector account that is shared by all CRM users who have access to the collector account. Implementation for Riva Cloud: Implementation for Riva On-Premise to set up one collector account for all users (supported for any CRM):
Strategy #3: Set up a user-defined collector account (Salesforce only)This strategy allows individual Salesforce users to choose which collector account their unmatched items will be assigned to. Implementation for Riva Cloud: Implementation for Riva On-Premise to set up a user-defined Salesforce collector account:
Disable the Creation of New Accounts Based on a Domain NameIn many cases, it is not desirable to let Riva generate new accounts automatically on the basis of a new contact's email or web domain address. That automatic creation is done by Riva by default, based on a number of different scenarios. When using a collector account, disable the creation of new accounts based on a domain name. Implementation for Riva CloudImplementation for Riva On-PremiseTo disable the creation of new accounts based on a new contact's email or web domain address:
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Article ID: 976
Last updated: 09 Mar, 2020
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