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contact-file-column-matching [2015/01/27 09:15] ian |
contact-file-column-matching [2015/07/22 15:41] ben [Default Sentori database fields] |
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| |First Name|The contact's given name| | |First Name|The contact's given name| | ||
| |Last Name|The contact's family name| | |Last Name|The contact's family name| | ||
| - | |Known As|WHat you would| | + | |Known As|How the contact would like to be addressed| |
| |Company Name|The name of the company or organisation associated with the contact| | |Company Name|The name of the company or organisation associated with the contact| | ||
| |Phone Number|The contact's land line phone number| | |Phone Number|The contact's land line phone number| | ||
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| If Sentori cannot find a record with an email address in the file, then a new contact record will be created. Any fields of data not mapped will be defaulted according to the settings in the field specifications. Normally this means that the field takes a null (blank) value. | If Sentori cannot find a record with an email address in the file, then a new contact record will be created. Any fields of data not mapped will be defaulted according to the settings in the field specifications. Normally this means that the field takes a null (blank) value. | ||
| - | ===== Related topics ===== | + | ===== Next step ===== |
| - | [[contact-file-destination-options|Next step - Segmentation]] | + | [[contact-file-destination-options|Segmentation]] |