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For emails in the sent folder or new emails that have not been filed the system will use some matching logic to try show the correct record. | |||
The system will search on subject, sender and the first to address in various orders and the results will show how the match was made and a confidence level. | |||
Some examples | |||
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Revision as of 06:59, 23 January 2025
How email matching works
Emails all have a unique ID and when an email is filed to Creatio an activity record is created. This unique ID is set in the "Notes" field of the Activity record for emails saved to creatio.
If the email has already been filed against say an opportunity then this "opportunity" record will be in the matches.
For emails not previously filed the email from address is used to match on the
- Contact (Email)
- Lead (Email)
- Account (domain from Web value)
How does Account matching work
We have an Account (Accom) with
Web = https://www.accom.com
and there is an email from
jane@Accom.com
and this matches to this "Accom" record as the email domain "Accom.com" is in the Web value "https://www.accom.com"
Smart Matching
For emails in the sent folder or new emails that have not been filed the system will use some matching logic to try show the correct record.
The system will search on subject, sender and the first to address in various orders and the results will show how the match was made and a confidence level.
Some examples